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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
2
A testimonial from Mrs. Parnovz Jupaon of Brooklyn recounts severe pain after marriage due to womb issues and improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to obtain the remedy and seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice for free guidance.
Bourke Cockran and Webster Davis were slated to speak at a Boston pro Boer meeting. The event was canceled reportedly because no suitable hall could be found, with claims that Cockran refused to share a platform with Davis.
Fragmented notice describes earliest catalog items for a gardener, listing items like THONEY toe De mdeod car Levan entra and flower pots. Mentions Latrouie, Wie will pera Yoo Thee and a 180 india of flower pot seeds, with references to catalogs and garden supplies.
A fragmented notice notes a Canadian fisheries constraint on salmon tr ap use, with U S and Canadian cannery price shifts. It mentions an emigrant wagon birth in Carson City Nevada and a political figure from California, plus a medicinal laxative ad and a 85 cent price quote for a remedy.
A whimsical poem extols Lazy-ho with free-spirited children and endless treats while contrasting a world without chores. The text shifts to a Cincinnati Tribune note recalling Chinese legend crafts from bean pods and peach peel art. It ends musing on West Indian tree oysters and a proposed tree oyster plantation with cold storage ideas.
A reader notes an optical illusion in a sequence of figures where the top lines of A B and D appear uneven, yet their actual lengths are identical. The visual trick challenges judgment of line lengths across the trio.
A boy can regulate his watch by using a star as a reference. Open a south facing window, view a chimney or side of a house, and observe a small hole in a card adapted device. Track when the star disappears behind the chimney, then compare with the next night to gauge daily time error.
A fragment suggests harmony if boys mind their own business as oysters do, leaving fields quiet and squabbles scarce among siblings. It contrasts with a claim that if girls and boys paid attention to business like an oyster, harmony would follow.
Holland farmers trick visiting crows with a fool’s cap scarecrow. They set cornucopia pots smeared with birdlime in grain fields to mislead the birds, provoking comic chaos as crows peck and flee. The method outperforms shooting, since crows are valuable for controlling insect pests.
A mower young man on a shore walk watches his mastiff engage a large hake weighing about seventy pounds. The fish torments the dog with bites to the muzzle, dives back to sea, is hauled ashore again, and finally killed after a brave fight. The quarry is described as full of whiting.
The text urges impartial use of both hands and suggests training the left to match the right. It cites Garfield’s view on ambidexterity and mentions a clerk who learned to write with the left hand, later sidelined by a right hand injury, illustrating cautious timing.
A party game described for multiple players involves standing on one foot, stretching the other leg behind, and grabbing a six inch high object from the ground with teeth. Players hop toward the target to lift it, with successful catchers hailed as winners and others paying a forfeit.
In letters from Missouri and Colorado mothers, Peruna is credited with restoring health to young children. Mrs Schafer reports her four year old Alice grew strong after using Peruna Termna. Mrs Long of Atwood says her daughter Mina recovered from coughs colds and croup after taking Peruna and has not had the ep.
Dr R Robbins of Muskogee Indian Service endorses Peruna after severe grip felt by him and his daughter. He reports quick relief, and Mrs G W Heard of Howth Texas shares stories of her ill baby, a son’s ear issues, and overall recovery after taking Peruna. She praises the remedy and seeks Hartman’s free advice if results falter.
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