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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
14
An odd instructional fragment describes a scissors feat hung on a Saker and a trick to flip blades upward It also includes a wordplay puzzle about spelling and sequences leading to the word Quaker with letter insertions and a footnote reference to France frame and quack riddles.
A compact item presents hints for an evening’s entertainment plan built around a memory based word game. The write up outlines making a list from recall and using it to spark cheerful, profitable activity.
The article describes early flags including a blue and yellow banner from the 11th century and the French tricolor dating to 1789, noting blue white and red stripes. It also mentions Russian flags: the St. Andrew cross on a white field for the minstrel war flag and the Russian merchant service tricolor linked to Peter the Great, originally borrowed from the Dutch.
The text depicts varied antiquated learning activities and theater notes including word games and spelling tasks, plus gossip about stage figures such as Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Sothern. It mentions a dentist turned impresario and a plan to buy round trip tickets for twenty people to an opera house, with commentary on acting styles and signatures.
Wallace Shaw will lead the Neill-Finn ley company on a tour through far western America with stops in Manila and side trips to China Japan and India. The troupe's debut ages back to 13 years ago with the Marah Juvenile ensemble featuring Marie Hates Bol Graham and Dennis Aldrich among others.
Mrs. Leslie Carter delivers a stunning performance in Do Barry now touring after long New York engagement. Critics note her talent's bold revelation and place her among America's top actresses as the production heads to road engagements.
In Pittsburgh last week the old WH Nam West minstrels began the season and the Dispatch showed a halftone of the minstrel with a caption noting his usual appearance. The piece hints the management should have addressed the famed Mr West’s death and reconsideration of the act’s future.
Dispatches from Home highlight Giovanni Glolltt as the dominant political figure in Italy's cabinet. The tall ugly minister of the interior is portrayed as the real soul of the Stnolian government, blending middle class origins with a frank democrat spirit.
The late Thomas B Reed leaves all his estate to his wife Mrs. Susan P. Reed and names her sole executrix. Filed in New York, the fortune totals about $200,000 with a bequest to his parents having lapsed by death.
The Indian statesman Isparhecker, Creek chief, is described as weathered by many storms. He stands tall and sturdy, around 200 pounds, living in a box-like hut as he guides his people through periods of conflict and unity.
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