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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1903
Page
7
A fragmented page offers a garbled guide to a vanish trick using elastic and a handkerchief, plus a series of light riddles and jokes. It mentions a magician’s patter, a riddle about birds and a hunter, and quips about Australia, spring, and widows.
The extract describes the German war flag with Prussian colors and eagle, notes the white field with black bands, and the three black white red stripes on the canton. It mentions Denmark's Dannebrog tale of Waldemar and the flag’s thirteenth century origins, then comments on crosses on field and a pictured scene.
The piece mentions cross Rhine humor and a Roman ball game among Romans and Romans, describing a soft air filled ball used in play. It recounts a blindfolded feeding game with spoons causing chaos and chair smashing. It also describes Hungarian girls making dolls from poppies and flowers, clothing torn from dresses for doll outfits, with mothers often wrathful at torn garments.
The poem laments aging veterans from wartime, noting hair turning white yet spirits still bold and loyal. It contrasts youth and experience, honoring past valor while marking transformation and continued dedication to country. The piece reflects a veteran’s pride and enduring identity beyond age.
In a tense scene inside Don forth’s Elysium, the Prophet pressures a mother to relinquish her daughter Rose. A bold confrontation erupts when a stranger named Harry defeats Elder Lawson and a loyalist enforcer, aiding Rose and Jim in fleeing the sect’s grounds by nine o’clock, ending in a legal ultimatum from Harry Pearson.
In a continental hotel drawing room, an American girl boasts of travel to Paris London Constantinople Egypt and more, claiming Blinks hotel surpasses all. A photo falling from a pillow reveals the magician like cashier named Blank, prompting quiet jokes from the gathering.
A Toronto Star report recalls a police court case where a young man paid 60 cents to settle a theft of boots. The piece argues that large institutions can recoup losses, while individuals face harsher penalties, illustrating a dual legal standard.
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