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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
10
A fragmented verse-style piece depicts love longing for a dollar and a daisy amid hunger and hardship. The narrator contrasts affection with poverty, touching on famine, bread, and a winter night. References to a station in Atlanta and a newspaper like the Constitution appear as framing notes in the fragment.
In a village tale, Nell ill with typhoid receives daily garden gifts from Joe. He confesses deep love beside a goldenrod bouquet, fearing a cabbage substitute betrays his care. Nell, recovering, admits love, and Joe declares devotion, planning a future together beyond quibbles of gifts.
A lyrical reflection from the Atlanta Constitution praising the old fashioned fire. The speaker contrasts warm, bright flames with cold modern comforts, extolling the intimate glow, comfort, and joy of a winter’s night by the fire.
A veteran mortician recalls a drunken country man who barged in at 9 PM demanding a coffin for his wife. He boasted he had measured the body already and insisted on a five foot ten or ten foot five casket, declaring he knew measurements.
A colleague recalls a surgeon story about Dr Lorenz showing charity to many, including a poor girl who died before treatment could be reached. The mother explains they planned to let the child die naturally, prompting a moral denouement. Also noted is Lord Kitchener learning Urda, a composite tongue.
A doctor asks if there is hope for Sloboy, and the younger doctor replies that there is none because he will not pay his bill. The exchange portrays a grim clinical moment and the pressure of unpaid medical costs.
A brief archaic note suggests neighbors attend to an unspecified matter later, reflecting a calm, reflective mood about early life and community concern.
Announcement of the engagement between the Hart of Yarmouth and Miss Mary Thaw, daughter of the late Pittsburgh millionaire William Thaw. Mrs. Thaw opposes the match, fearing loss of fortune, while Harry Thaw urged the alliance. The Earl of Yarmouth traveled to Washington and Florida with Miss Thaw, earning social attention as he seeks eventual British titles.
It is reported that women are about to be admitted to graduate status at Dublin University. The change would mark a significant shift in the university’s policies and student opportunities.
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