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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
21
Fragmentary text references inventing in politics and a Walcott board of managers appointment for exposition. Names O, von L, Meyer appear with partial notes on term talks and leadership roles.
Fragmented report describes an London ordinance aimed at reducing smoke pollution. It notes opposition from groups and a society named the Abatement Society striving to address health injuries from smoke. The Lancet is proceeding to publicize the issue and advocate scientific action to curb pollution and its costs.
The report lists several state and private universities including Louisiana Wenn Serve University and Brown University with revenues of one million dollars or more. It notes big earnings among California Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota systems from property or state aid reaching high seven figures. It also corrects a lineage claim about Mrs Laula Botha noting she descends from Emmet’s elder brother Thomas Addin Emmet a United Irish Directory member punished by confinement.
The blind New York merchant Charlies roadway Rouss withdraws his offer of 1 000 000 dollars to fund eye cure experiments. He declines further participation after five years of hopeful trials, as doctors warn paralysis of the optic nerve has no known remedy. James J. Martin, another blind man aiding tests, receives dwindling pay and now faces cessation as experiments fail.
An associate of ex-Speaker Thomas B Reed has gone to Oyster Bay and secured an option on a spacious tract adjoining Governor Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill home. The property spans several acres and overlooks the Center Inland area of the Seawanaka Yacht Club.
The ad touts CASCARETS Candy Cathartic as a remedy for bowel trouble promising easy natural movements and improved health. It warns against imitations and mentions Abe Kenube as producer in metal boxes. The text also notes Baron von Richthofen’s appointment to succeed Count von Huelow as German Foreign Affairs minister.
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