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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1903
Page
10
A roaming storyteller recalls a Western encounter where a man broke down under failed sympathy and offered a simple remedy. The pie vendor’s quick line buy a pie proves the only effective help in some cases. The tale turns on a rocky journey, a humble stand, and the moral that action often beats words.
The piece cites Michigan regiments and batteries honored at Clevelandzoa, praising Battery D of the Fleet Regiment Michigan Light Artillery under Captain Josiah W. Church. It quotes Charles Francis Adams on Lee and war ethics, and recounts governors and officers' wartime actions with anecdotes from Congress and Reconstruction era figures.
A March 1902 Verona Italy letter, delayed by cramped handwriting, zigzagged through London Ontario Lorado Texas Louieville Kentucky Lowell Magn Lyons France before reaching its intended destination in a roundabout continental journey.
Articles describe a William F. Young typewriter using spring fingers and touch sense, a water curtain fire protection system for buildings, and Alfred Anderson’s kitchen hood idea. Other notes cover a revolving one‑direction toothbrush by Homer Poling, medical guidance, and related inventions from Frazee Minnesota to Curtain West Virginia.
A Russian navy meat preservation method injects a heart-delivered preservative to replace blood with a stable fluid, then packs the carcass in tin boxes with salt. Trials on tropical voyages show six months at sea without deterioration and preserved nutrition. Separate note reports Nichols and Hull demonstrating light pressure using a vacuum tube and carbon dust, observing particle behavior under a strong arc light.
Experiments in France show yellow and green silk colors come from food coloring in the caterpillars' blood. Researchers colored leaves to produce orange yellow and rose tinted silk, using the spectroscope to identify pigments in the silkworms' blood.
Lealie's Monthly notes a sizable American Chinese population with about 100000 in the United States and 20000 in San Francisco. It reports colonies in New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago, literacy levels in Chinese and active Chinese language publishing, all tracing to Kwantung province and Canton’s emigrant pattern.
A writer proposes a simple test to distinguish real apparitions from brain caused visions. By depressing an eye from outside the eyelid the observer notes two ghost outlines if real, or one if subjective. The piece urges nervous individuals to seek medical advice rather than claim haunting.
The long career of Abram S. Hewitt shows why rich men stay in business. When asked why he continued, he said he could not retire while his iron works would close and lay off hundreds of workers, including many who had built homes locally. He felt the burden and believed only death would relieve him.
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