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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1903
Page
3
Tuesday evening’s lecture by Rev Dr Paden described as eloquent and instructive, offering a detailed view of a trip to the Hawaiian Islands. The piece urged staging a repeat performance in a larger hall so more residents could attend.
The Nation published a note describing two individuals with biblical names in a heated argument. Bystanders rushed in while one young woman received a high compliment for her abilities as an instructor. The report concludes the incident was rough but not otherwise notable.
The reception committee for President Roosevelt in Salt Lake City asks Utahns to support a parade plan featuring uniform riders. The transportation subcommittee has secured very low carload rates to move saddle horses to Salt Lake City on the 20th and provide provender and stabling, with return transport arranged.
The passage notes taste nerves become paralyzed by very hot or very cold liquids and even quinine may not be tasted after exposure. It suggests a practical hint for taking unpleasant medicines. Sewell remarks the sense of smell is the most delicate, though this is the least useful point.
The excerpt notes extreme limits of smell and detection, arguing that minute musk particles are imperceptible to instruments and taste, yet cultural training enhances olfactory perception. It cites Calmucks and Peruvians as possessing keen odor awareness, while modern whites can cultivate scent discernment through practice.
Logan’s New Jersey Academy closed its annual spring term with a series of praiseworthy literary exercises. Principal I N Smith and staff guided six graduates amid noted progress by the rest of the students. The academy and Logan bid farewell to Prof Smith hoping for his improved health and continued success.
New Idea Woman's Magazine for June centers on brides graduates and flowers. It features June the Month of Roses by Benjamin B Keech with illustrations, plus Sarah Slater on June Brides Agnes Warren on June Fetes and Kate Marston on A Woman and her Pin Money. Departments cover Society Facts Good Housekeeping Embroidery and Home Dress Making with notable short stories and verse.
Ward conferences for the Benson Stake will be held in Newton and Clarkston in May with sessions in Trenton at 11 AM and 2 PM. Other wards will hold meetings at 10 AM and 2 PM.
Dr. N. Newman, the European eye specialist, will be at the Hotel Kate in Pocatello Idaho on May 17 18 and 19. Those with imperfect vision should not miss this opportunity. The Doctor offers 80 fits glasses for headaches and old age and weak eyes. Examination free.
The quarterly conference of the Berlin Stake of Zion will be held in Richmond on Saturday and Sunday May 23 spring 1902 at 10 and 7 o'clock. Wa. H. Lewis, Alma Merrill, and B. A. Hendricks comprise the Stake Presidency.
Parsles desiring cemetery lots must pay in advance to the city recorder at $1 per lot for the season. No watering will occur unless the payment is complied with by the city ordinance. Obsolete city council official notice.
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