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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary verse lines reflect a contrast between hunger and love with imagery of daisies and an iron age. The text mentions Adaline and a winter pipe, ending with a reference to Prack L Statten in Atlenta Conatitu.
In a rural scene Nell frail and Joe in love reveal feelings through a daily offering of garden produce and a grand goldenrod bouquet. Joe confesses deep love, Nell smiles through illness, and acceptance comes as Nell agrees to marry, turning cabbage dreams into lasting union.
Frank L. Stanton notes in the Atlanta Constitution the charm of old-fashioned fire. The poem recalls warmth, light, and comfort as the season’s stark cold drives people to gather around the hearth. It contrasts with modern steam heat and praises the intimate glow of a crackling fireplace.
A veteran undertaker recalls a drunken caller seeking a wife sized casket and insisting he knew measurements. The man, unsteady yet commanding, claimed a five foot ten or ten foot five coffin, asserting he had measured beforehand.
A comic anecdote about Dr Lorenz describes a compassionate surgeon who aided many, including a poor patient girl. The mother reveals they chose her death as natural, sparking humor from colleagues about the doctor's career. The piece ends with a pun on Lord Kitchener learning a tongue called Urda to convey Se pers sentiments.
A conversation reveals a broken medical debt endgame. The old doctor asks about redeeming Sloboy, while the young physician confirms there is no hope because he won’t pay his bill.
A short poetic line notes that heaven hovers over us in infancy while neighbors handle the issue afterward.
Announcement by Mrs Mary Thaw of Pittsburg widow that her daughter Miss Mary Thaw will wed the Earl of Yarmouth later heir to the Hertford titles. The match, backed by Harry Thaw, shifts attention from Pittsburg wealth to American society. The couple’s future status and noble connections are sketched with notes on titles and family lineage.
A Scottish tourist lost in Paris uses signs to barter for berries and shouts a garbled cry about groseberries. A fellow Scot corrects him, asking if he roams streets like a man in the manse, and he seeks the way back to his hotel with relief.
Report states that women in Ireland will soon be admitted to graduate courses at Dublin University. The change signals expanded access for female students and marks a notable shift in university policy within Dublin.
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