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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
2
A fragment from The Semi-Weekly Nation discusses Mary Maclay Pierpont, Gordon Ford murders, rising food prices, and agricultural distress. It notes cornucopia of topics from potato prices, oil in Texas, to aviation accidents and European voting habits.
A garbled narrative voice mocks public life in New Jersey with scattered, odd observations. It references Hob Fitzsimmons at a London coronation, a crusade by the Ancient Order of Mitternians against Irish remendians, and vague discussions of stage, television, and dancing figures. The text blends misheard names, jumbled phrases, and surreal touches without coherent events or clear individuals.
Richard Croker's niece Mrs Daisy Morgan will enter vaudeville under the stage name Daisy Welstead. She plans a sketch titled Phe iast Lesson and will perform a violin solo. At 25 she is described as attractive and Mr Croker's favorite niece with a dramatic start in Brooklyn last November.
A memorial banquet in Sharon, Massachusetts honored Deborah Sampson Gannett, the Revolutionary War woman who served as Robert Shurtleff. Her body rests at Rockridge Cemetery. The hall featured national colors and plaques noting Sampson alongside Mary Lyon Anne Hutchinson and Hannah Dustin with the slogan I Was There.
Prince Bernadotte of Sweden, second son of the king, is a deeply religious figure. He serves as president of the Stockholm YMCA and chairs multiple missionary societies and closely related institutions. He frequently preaches to crowds and in private settings.
The article recalls the Vermont battleship as a key wartime recruit depot and symbol of naval strength. It notes its long service history, conversion to a receiving station, and its role in early naval operations as recruits trained aboard before disposition.
A historic abstract describes an inventors work for a noiseless gun using a piston and liquid propellant to suppress gas displacement. The device combines a rear explosive in a shell with a front piston and water medium, aiming to safer muzzle effects and contamination-free medicine delivery.
A historical discussion argues for universal adoption of a single telegraph method. Canada backs Marconi, Britain leans away, Germany favors Slaby-Arner. Tesla claims two year solution for secrete messages, but universal adoption remains uncertain and crucial for mariners.
A historical note describes a medicine dispensing device used for administering liquids by spoon or precise volumes. The design features a cork stopper, a threaded interior opening, and a barrel-like tube with lower walls forming a chamber that aligns with a tube opening. The upper end connects to a dosing stem for measurement and delivery.
J J Landerer introduces a 200 yard telegraphine device connected via Tortosa water pipes to a sensitive palvanometer to study distant storms. The apparatus traces discharge direction, noting distant lightning and consistent deviations. One recorded storm reached about 150 miles away.
Inventor Emera T Brannat of Baltimore demonstrates a device that copies statues from marble without harming the original. The apparatus uses dual pedestals, a tracing finger, and a flexible shaft cutter to reproduce a statue at any desired size as the operator guides the copy.
Texas firm headed by Ro Green, president of Miia Rourel, honors Netty Green’s son as inventor. The new wireless teleg system is planned to enter operation on the line, marking a notable development in local communications.
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