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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
2
The narrator recalls meeting Professor Eusuls during intermission and later visits his study, noting the professor's rare eloquence and refined mind yet marked isolation. Health declines and he predicts a happier death, urging acceptance of a life’s hidden depths as the narrator witnesses the fading professor.
Senator Mallory proposes a bill to fund separate white and colored schools in Warrington Florida. The Warrington town grew from naval yard workers after the Civil War and now has four post offices, six churches, and about 1,600 residents with quiet streets and sanitation needs. The bill urges federal support for schooling beyond basic postal and police services in the naval reservation town.
Fashion ignores the calendar as we wear column leaves with evening gowns in January. Hats of tullé and chiffon appear light and fantastic for February, blending summer and winter aesthetics. A pale blue hat with brown chiffon folds and a gold buckle typifies current millinery. Fur toque remains paired with a scarf in lavender.
The article notes a fashion emphasis on transparent wool gowns and blue shades, with woven stripes and satin dot patterns. It describes a Parisian ceremonial toilette featuring black velvet, a Louis Selze double-breasted bodice, white lace collar, and white mousse line transparent sleeves. Hats favor white camelias, mink-trimmed veils, and fur wraps. Plain rich silks rise in fashion, while under skirts show increased flare via accordion plaiting and button or drawstring fastenings.
The Navy Department plans to construct a town at Wongager Naval Station on Subic Bay in the Philippines to house workers for the new plant. Rear Admiral M. T. Endicott coordinates town plans while noting shipbuilding firms have built nearby towns to house labor. A railroad between Stania and Olon Bapo is also proposed to connect the facility.
Whittied Im Barnes living seven tiles east of Arcola DIL wears a homemade artificial leg. He carved the human like limb from wool with a pocket knife and moves with it easily, while his natural legs show his calm, steady motion. Harmes lost his foot in the Klondike two years ago. Dr. Omér Barnes of Arcola and his brother were far from camp when Cal’s foot was badly injured and they amputated it without an opiate.
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