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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1902
Page
9
A fragment from a 19th century piece mocks diet fads and moralizing notes. It cites a wee Scot and a convalescent doggerel about food scarcity, alongside assorted snippets on Christmas candies, a Danube blessing custom, and political quips.
A humorous dialogue recaps a derelict debtor unable to pay a small bill. A businessman recalls firing collectors and jokes about hiring a woman collector who marries Cyrus Kale to become a town paper volunteer, then quips about the space taken by many job ads.
A garbled street conversation reveals a brother's waning interest in someone’s progress and a remark about a salary increase. The misspelled lines imply confusion and possible financial talk, with unclear names and places.
Speck laments age while proposing to study astronomy as the duo plans a late night scheme. John dismisses the idea, calling him an old fool and mocking the notion of staying up all night to recall their plan.
An account describes a heated dispute where Teal notes their anger toward Jess. She is accused of being in the wrong, and a denial follows. Jess counters, admitting fault, which triggers an escalation and makes him unbearable afterward.
A garbled dialogue from a page shows the Absent-Minded Professor mis-speaking as characters Maude and Taide discuss a saganinel. The fragment hints at memory, morning reading, and a casual remark about dialogue cutting.
The writer notes that Fetherhed used a strange triangulated drip on cakes and onions, while commenting on the lack of attention to the GMMTeN OY. The piece contrasts the plight of the poor with the wealth of Americans, highlighting social disparity.
A New York restaurant manager discovers diners using a dime dining trick to get a full meal. The clever scheme involves ordering a cheap first course and a long meal, then leaving a 10 cent check and later paying another 10 cents at a distant exit. The trick relies on multiple entrance rooms and a two street layout.
Victorian railway employees threaten to strike after a failed bid to elect legislators who would raise wages and shorten hours, signaling no easy path to industrial peace. Also notes on remedies and monuments from early 1900s, including Spanish Serveton tribute in Geneva and cures for consumption offered by Derk P. Yonkerman.
A London dinner party table featured peaches with paper monograms pasted on them. The letters, cut from Piper, were affixed to the growing fruit. Upon removing the paper, the monograms appeared faintly green with a rosy head, revealing a delicate mark of the trait.
Reverend H M Wharton of Germantown Pennsylvania is compiling a book of Civil War poems and songs. He asks anyone who wrote a poem or song during the Civil War era to send their name and item to his Germantown address.
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