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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
6
A collage of stray notices and riffs on politics crime and culture. It mentions Colombia and President Margo quin, Cuba and France trade notes, dental woes, fashion, and a spoof on Napoleon era ideas. The piece mixes jokes and sharp jabs at public figures and social trends.
The Kaneno City Star discusses Mrs Green and her supposed superfluous wealth. A man found with her sketches and $5 plus four gold watches valued at $15 is believed to be an artist, though the reports are murky and fragmented.
Readable excerpt from 1688 cookbook Morrell Two Books of Cookerie and Cary tage noting recipes such as red deer baked in red wine and larded, fritters from a court cushion core, manchet bread frying, a pudding like pudding serape, and a gelée of pippins colored amber, with archaic measurements and spellings.
The Cooperstown Freeman's Journal will see Samuel M. Shaw retire from editorship after a long career, joining John H. Prentiss as one of the two editors in the paper’s ninety five year history. Shaw began in 1851 and will retire in August, marking fifty two years as editor and nearly seven decades in journalism. He influenced campaigns, advocated Tilden’s nominations, and shaped Democratic political coverage through many campaigns and stances.
The body of W J Hardy, son of Norfolk's wealthiest family, was found in a Washington Heights room after five days of exposure. A schoolmate of Maj Gen Arthur MacArthur identified him, and his remains were later interred in Norfolk. Once famed as a refined epicure, he reportedly died of starvation while living in seclusion.
During the Bonis Turkish War Mehmet Ali Pasha retreating from Ostrog halted at Monaco to destroy a monastery and set a battery on nearby heights. Unaware Montenegrin garrison waited. a detachment lured inside and all were beheaded. A second Turkish group met the same fate. Mehmet prepared to bombard but Montenegrin pursuers attacked from flank, yielding a horrid slaughter.
A brief, cryptic dialogue fragment shows Frecognition and Baltor exchanging lines about poetry and perception. The exchange hints at self awareness and reflection, with odd phrasing and surreal tone. No clear event or resolution is provided.
Jessica quarrels with her father the professor over cordiality to visitors, noting his shy manner upsets her admirer Mr Runeford. The professor earns a guest’s stay by lively talk, inviting Mr Deakin, then faces Jessica’s rebuke for appearing hypocritical and overextended hospitality.
A Park Ridge man recounts a feud with Bayliss over a lawn mower taken by an expressman after a rummage sale. Bayliss bought the mower for five dollars, man paid three fifty, and refused to return it, offering half what she paid. The pastor’s wife defended generosity, but the dispute ends with heated words.
A juror, an Irishman with fiery hair, argues for not guilty citing lack of fair evidence. The scene centers on a hag gard mother and her crying children as the juror’s unexpected speech influences the verdict. The tale ends with the juror noting a resemblance to his granddaughter Mary Ann.
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