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Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1903

Page

6

Donn's Kidney Pills Endorsement Adverts Relief Claim

WJ Hill of Concord New Hampshire endorses Donn's Kidney Pills claiming relief from backache kidney trouble and irregular secretions after using the product. He states the pills cleared up painful symptoms and improved overall health. A free trial offer is promised by Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with price 50 cents per box.

Hill South Union Street Concord Hardware and Harness Ator Justice of the Peace Gibson Drug Store Milburn Co Buffalo

Coal Mining Statistics From Great Britain Report

The passage notes coal mining employment and production figures for Great Britain with a 1900 date reference. It includes a discussion by W. Ones and mentions St Thint Ave and Minneapolis in January of 1900. It closes with a New York World comment on whether a lady can smoke yet remain a lady.

W. Ones St 'Thint Ave Mitines Polls, Minn Abe New York World

Career of Buffalo Jones as Plains Impostor and Hunter

The Kansas City Journal notes Buffalo Jones was placed under guidance by President Hoover in Yellowstone, then moved to western Kansas with homesteaders in 1874. Once a nurseryman in Doniphan County, he spent his life chasing the buffalo calf and rabid exploits, becoming notable for catching calves as the buffalo neared extinction, a pastime among plains children comparable to Johnny Jump Up in the East.

Buffalo Jones Yellowstone Park Buftato Jones Plaineman Jones Kansas Doniphan Kansan Kansas City Journal

A Much Married Man in Warttembute Claims World Benedict

An inhabitant of Crogiingen in Warttemute named Frits Kottman asserts he is the champion Benedict of the world. He has been married eleven times and his wives met various fates. Three wives died young, two drowned, one killed herself, three died under suspicious circumstances, the tenth was gored by a bull, and he has just wed his eleventh wife who previously had a leg amputated after an accident delaying the wedding.

Crogiingen Warttembute Frits Kottman Tor Benedict Herge Insurance Press

Doctor OW Food Experiment Promoted By Physician

A physician from Gillon Ohio describes a long effort to improve diet through various remedies and praises GrapeNuts as completely curative. He claims the cereal aids digestion boosts nerve function and enriches blood helping brain workers and general health. He cites patient experiences and recommends the product for vitality.

Gillon, O Poe ' Sen

A Kiss by Proxy on the Maine Coast Adventure

Detty and Nell flee in a runaway automobile along the Maine coast. A crash at a bridge injures Jerry and Nell. a farmhouse nurse and Auntie Nell care for them as Jerry recovers and Nell fears for his feelings.

Jerry Nell Detta Maine Saidine Neil Dette Earnest Jerey

Aunt Nell’s Visit Smooths Jerry’s Wounded Ankle

In a Boston Globe note, Dette explains how Aunt Nell and Pf sent a kiss by proxy to Jerry, who then heals quickly with a swelling ankle improving from that hour. The scene unfolds with Devte gently approaching and delivering the emblematic kiss to ailing Jerry.

Devte Jerry Nell Kige Orro Nelson Boston Globe

Invitations to a Wedding Reveals Humorous Vibe and Costs

In a humorous rundown the piece charts wedding invitations as costly and ritualistic, comparing modern anxieties to subpoenas. It follows a man dragged through gift shop indecision as his wife selects dainty utensils, ending with a jab at social expectations and insurance press tone.

Remembering a Philanthropist's Escape From an Asylum

An asylum scene unfolds with a would be benefactor treated poorly by relatives seeking his wealth. A compassionate commissioner notes the man’s clarity, promises swift action, and later encounters a violent betrayal as the escaped figure mocks him from behind bars before slipping away.

Royal Heart Amid a Crowd in a Burning Town

A dramatic scene shows a royal heart among bystanders as a woman moves through a crowd in a town engulfed by flames. She speaks softly, urging patience while others panic. Her courage or sorrow stands out as the crowd mutters and a voice remarks on her status and resolve.

Correction. “But you must admit,” said the man ruling end of the controversy

The quoted exchange features a dispute over admitting a claim of weakness. A male figure asserts the phrase “weaker vessel” while a contrasting reply argues against admitting such a notion, implying a debate over bailouts or support for a woman.

Flock to Mear Layman at Macon Episcopal Church

For six months laymen from local congregations have occupied the pulpit at Sunday evening services at St Jaimen Episcopal Church in Macon Missouri, drawing crowded attendance. Rector Rev B S McKeneie leads the church amid ongoing lay leadership.

B.S. McKeneie St Jaimen’ Episcopal Church Macon

Cheap passenger rates on Santa Fe route announced

Ogden and Salt Lake travel on Santa Fe prices set for June four five nine and nineteen to Missouri river and intermediate points and return thirty two dollars. Chicago and intermediate points forty four fifty. St. Louis and intermediate points thirty five sixty. return limit September eight. Eight trains daily. For details contact F Wartlen general agent 411 Dooly block Salt Lake City Utah.

Ogden Salt Lake Missouri ‘River Chicago St. Louis F. Wartlen Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah

Tree Yields Vegetable Silk For Quilts And Cushions

A Paraguay tree provides a vegetable fiber that can be woven into threads though it is mainly used for stung quilts and cushions. Everybody's Magazine for June highlights a decided improvement over past months, with its usual engaging contents and noteworthy features.

Paraguay

Art of Dwarfing Trees in Japanese Elite Education

The craft of dwarfing trees forms part of the education of Japan's upper classes with many individuals devoting as much time to it as women do to music.

Barmalde of London Aims to Abolish Market Practice

The piece notes that over 7,900 barmalds operate in London and the abolition push meets ground resistance. It hints that the change would affect the women's labor market in already crowded departments, with references to duties and safety signals about kitchen use.

London

Pierpont Morgyn’s Notable Financial Milestone

Pierpont Morean, aged sixty six, marks his greatest business success since hitting the three-score mark. He rose to prominence two decades ago in finance by selling $25,000,000 worth of New York Central stock in Europe, earning Vanderbilt friendship and a clear $1,000,000. Fruit acids will not stain goods dead with PUTNAM FACELESS DYES.

Pierpont Morgan Pierpont Morean Europe Morgin William H. Vanderbilt Putnam

Care of Cut Glass and Food Storage Tips

Practical household notes warn against exposing cut glass to extreme temperatures. A dish may crack like “spontaneous combustion” if moved from cold to hot. It also advises that potato parings left in bottles overnight will cleanse them.

Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Laxative Brome Quinine Tablet

An old advertisement promotes a remedy labeled Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold using Brome Quinine tablets sold under the Prins Sic brand name. The copy touts quick relief and general health benefits.

Prins

Direct Descendant of Royalty Leads Negro Exposition Promoter

Mrs. Maria Bartholomew described as promoter and leading spirit of the Old Colored Veterans' World’s Fair association. She is presented as a direct descendant of King Hennilok, a South American monarch, in connection with efforts to promote the exposition among negroes.

Maria Bartholomew Old Colored Veterans’ World's Fair Association Hennilok

Honor Last of His Race At Honolulu Funeral

One hundred men drew the hearse at the funeral in Honolulu of Prince Albert Hanlaka, the last of his dynasty. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional remedy priced at 75 cents.

Hall Price Honolulu Albert Hanlaka

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