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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1895
Page
1
A humorous memoir recounts a dental patient’s ordeal as a dentist tortures a tooth nerve with a teaser and crowbars, describing pain, fear, and eventual relief after nerve destruction and tooth filling, ending with a triumphant smile and playful gratitude.
A Manistique Pioneer item recalls a Minneapolis Tribune tale where a man slips while rushing home and falls, a benevolent minister intervening with a paraphrase from scripture about slips. The incident ends with a humorous exchange as the fallen man resists reform.
Sidney Stevens has purchased about forty feet of Griffitt Charles land on Second street adjoining his current business site. He plans to demolish the present frame structure and erect a two story brick building covering the entire premises not including a front on Second. The exact start date is undecided but construction is expected soon.
Delegates to Utahs constitutional convention gathered in a cramped criminal court room before moving to the Continental Market Dance Hall. A list of standing rules committees formed, and motions on daily sessions and adjournment were debated. Temporary seating, furniture, and desks were discussed as President Smith works to finalize committee personnel by tomorrow afternoon.
The Utah Constitutional Convention affirmed John Henry Smith as its president, praising his fearless leadership and bipartisan support. The article lauds his stand against strong Democratic opposition, noting his victory over attempts to block his role and the Republicans’ commitment to the will of the people.
A reader notes that Parka Cough Syrup made by Riter Bros from Le Rio stopped a cough and left the user perfectly well, describing it as acting like magic and solving the ailment with one bottle.
A royal trio modernized by travel arrives in Salt Lake City, led by the Nawab of Bahdbewa with his wife the princess and Countess Mullian of Austria. The party tours the area, views local curiosities, and plans extended world travel with portrayals of Indian and European prestige. The Nawab describes his lineage, birthplace, and views on Kipling, while the Countess eyes a journey through New York and Germany.
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