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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
7
Peruna touted as the only internal remedy for catarrh with letters praising cures. The ad warns against cheap imitations sold by druggists and urges readers to obtain Peruna from authorized sources in Columbus Ohio.
Maori in New Zealand use volcanic heat to cook potatoes and vegetables, with some living near volcanic features and even using volcanoes for multiple tasks. A note on historical interest mentions Fotheringhay Castle and Mary Queen of Scots, protected by the Peterborough Archaeological Society, and open to public access.
A terse notice from Javelie Mfy Co Department D Parsons Kan requests sending stock keeping steps. The brief fragment cites poultry goods and a plan to introduce a car rig, with instruction to send steps. The readable text is limited and may refer to a shipment or procurement action.
A quoted maxim by Max Orell promotes joy in simple games and storytelling with children. The fragment reflects a nostalgic sentiment about valuing carefree moments with youngsters as seasons change.
Ancient records describe a vault near Capri once used by Emperor Tiberius to confine victims of illicit pleasure before death by sea. Inscriptions on walls mention individuals linked to the ruler, including kin such as his sister and wife.
The Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge has printed a new work titled Mrs Whistins s Saneing Syenp in Ugawia. The item appears in a damaged OCR fragment with unclear dates and local identifiers.
A bill in the senate seeks a 20000 appropriation for a replica of the equestrian statue. Funds are to be contributed by American women, linked to the Danted Congress and Renant Potter. The statue would be executed in Paris.
Agar early 20th century discussion on bacteriological science reveals fears that microbes could weaponize disease to slay whole towns. The piece cites an Austrian medical student and warns of deliberate use of contagion, detailing risks, methods, and sensational potential in crime.
A battered account describes the Dyak people near Batang Raj river in Sarawak practicing head hunting. The piece notes raids on inland settlements, colonial control by Rajah Brooke, and new expedition plans in Kuching. It claims head taking remains linked to tribal rites and vows stricter policing.
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A historical note describes the annual Mecca pilgrimage where cholera devastates arrivals. Deaths rise sharply as caravans travel via the Arabian desert toward Jeddah, with figures estimated around tens to hundreds of thousands of pilgrims each year and the toll on travelers mounting.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses quilerime and generosity, hints at historical decline, and references a long period of prosperity followed by scarcity. It mentions dates, places, and people in an unclear sequence, with gaps that obscure concrete events or figures.
Poverty hone not dustmoay virtue it.
Fragmented remarks portray social tension and reputation rumors surrounding a woman named Mrs. Ac and her acquaintances. The overheard comments discuss appearance, status, and potential marriage prospects in a tense social setting, with hints of judgment and shifting alliances.
A local schemer planned to remove valuable pounds from a frame by loosening the backing and sliding the portrait free but investigators halted the burglary by stabilizing the frame and preserving the artwork in place.
Articles describe Thunder Mountain Idaho as a mineral treasure area with rich gold bearing ore. Claims highlight Colonel Dewey and partners investing heavily in undeveloped claims, reporting high grade ore, veins extending meters, and speculation on future mining development and railroad access.
Retail price breakdown shows ware cost about 22 percent of the wholesale price, material 65 percent, and minor expenses and profits 13 percent. This reflects how costs divide across goods in a wholesale shoe catalog.
Fragmentary OCR cites Chicago Milwaukee St Paul as famed for beer and city renown, noting a legendary railway linking Omaha and Chicago with superior equipment and safety. Mentions of a continental agent and St Paul garbled.
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