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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
6
Prof AG Gilbert explains summer egg flavor decline due to several factors. Fertile eggs develop rapidly in warm weather and multiple hens laying in one nest leave a warming egg, then a broody hen keeps the nest closed. Eight hours can cause germ development and spoilage before market.
Farmers' Review advises securing eggs for incubators by negotiating with several farmers or trusted poultry breeders for reliably fertilized eggs. Avoid hucksters, and beware late November batches and distorted shipments. Also notes the Babcock teat method and how milk fat tests vary with milk quality and cow comfort.
Details about Shamrock II remain tightly guarded but point to a compromise between fin and eel types. Likely changes include a different floor and keel draft, revised overhangs, and a non spoon bow. Built of manganese bronze, contrasting with Shamrock I’s mild steel and gold-polished underwater section, with brass fittings to be used along a fully painted hull.
The Ballyard Golf Club of Short Hills New Jersey is discussed as a potential host for the next national amateur championship. Officials consider Nassau Country Club’s plans and possible NJ club action if Ballyustrol pushes to stage the event. The Baltusrol course may keep its 10000 yard layout with greens open through the season, though some greens could close temporarily to protect新 guns.
Arthur T. Hillebrand will head Princeton’s next year football team, while remaining Noseau nites coach. He previously led Navy Cadets to success and was a standout athlete at Princeton, captaining both varsity teams to defeats of Yale.
McLeod defeated Tom Jenkins to claim the American championship in catch wrestling. Jenkins, sidelined by a leg injury and blood poisoning, quit in the third bout to protect the injured shin after brass knuckle points caused pain.
Johnny Nelson the little Swedish pane follower died from injuries after a race at Madison Square Garden. His former trainer and brother stated his parents, recently arrived from Sweden, collected about 75000 from his estate. Insurance coverage details are unclear.
A national cricket association idea gains traction as New York and Philadelphia bid to host the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta next summer. James J Corbett’s champion condition is praised for six months while Joe Choynkai is noted as a $30 000 fighter with about 200 bouts in fifteen years. Harry Bankes and George Standing plan a period racquet match in Detroit to inaugurate the city’s new cab.
Prof James Sully discusses laughter in his new 420 page work An Essay on Laughter. He argues that unexpected juxtapositions trigger muscular actions known as laughter. He cites a soldier prisoner who joins card games then cheats and is expelled, plus burglars in court who poke each other in the ribs as the trial proceeds.
An American brewery has been established at Ghent Belgium. The entire plant except some copper vessels was brought from America. Nine gloss-enameled steel tanks, each 5500 pounds empty and 135 hectoliters, were sent from America. Sterilized ale is produced under strict regulation without atmospheric contact. Annual output about 300000 gallons.
A tale from Guilbert’s early theatre days shows a harsh audience, a cool reply, and a forecast of rising wages. She calmly told the manager patience, predicting a future at 1100 francs per performance. Months later the offer reached a thousand, and she held out for the extra hundred.
In Winter One Allen's Foot-Ease a powder claims to ease uncomfortable feet. It promises relief for sweating sore feet and tight shoes and is offered by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. A sample is available by sending a penny to Allen's address in Le Roy New York.
Charcoal Eph remarks that some men have too much nerve with wealth while others have too much money to fool with conscience. The remark appears in the Baltimore News column War ner In Baltimore News.
State authorities permit a BOY On to open a savings bank in Iowa only if the business description omits the phrases savings bank and savings institution. The ruling restricts terminology while allowing the entity to operate under a different label.
English women are prepared for colonial life with a colonial course at Swansey Kent’s Horticultural College. The program includes fruit packing jam making bottling dairy work cow keeping poultry carpentry cooking laundry sewing bookkeeping nursing sanitation and basic horticulture. It aims to fit students for varied colonial conditions and practical living in distant lands.
A new Australian singing talent emerges with Marie Narelle praised as a pure dramatic soprano. Her rising success in London follows earlier claims from New South Wales noting her distinction since Kate Shlat tery. The public notes her remarkable voice and potential.
Many school children fall ill and Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by a nurse at a Children's Home in New York, claim to break up colds, feverishness, headaches, stomach troubles, teething disorders, and destroy worms. Available at druggists for 25c. Sample mailed free by Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y.
The London Express notes that American publications mark the near centennials of English authors yet overlook Ralph Waldo Emerson whose hundredth birthday is next year. It lists other notable anniversaries such as Bulwer Lytton Hawthorne Whittier Longfellow Tennyson Thackeray and Dickens with Balzac Hugo and Dumas recently celebrated.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mira and Winston linked to a soothing syrup group. Children are referenced with tents and a gate, while terms like powerings nation and aliaye pain suggest disrupted narration. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at a public health or street scene centered on a group and its impact on kids.
A new biting insect in Off City Pennsylvania has infected over fifty people. The insect bites perforate the skin and causes a large white blister and painful swelling. Some cases required physician care and the condition spreads quickly through the arm from finger to shoulder.
A garbled historic ad highlights relief claims for Doan's Kidney Pills. It includes testimonials from James Arthur of Clevenann Kentucky and Anz Gun, detailing severe back and kidney pains improved after a trial package and two days of use.
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