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A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a price of $2.50 and a 12h time marker. Names, places, or clear events are not readable, leaving only fragmented economic detail and timing.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1895
Page
2
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a price of $2.50 and a 12h time marker. Names, places, or clear events are not readable, leaving only fragmented economic detail and timing.
A new substance named anti talksine is reportedly on the market. It is described as specially adapted for women whose tongues are both long and wide.
A Milwaukee story recounts two lovers agreeing to kill themselves at the same hour of night. They both rose two hours early next morning to read the paper and confirm the other’s faith. Enel, betrayed, now meets the other as a stranger.
A Utah schoolmaster sues a fair maid for ten thousand dollars claiming heartache and financial loss. The piece argues that women have rights and defends protectionist GOP policy amid idle mills, urging prosperity through Republican principles.
The Call argues against third party moves and urges Republicans to remain united. It asserts Republicans support bimetallism, Nicaragua canal, Hawaiian cable, protective tariff, subsidies for American ships, and free silver, claiming only Republican leadership can safely resolve the nation's issues.
The Provo Dispatch argues against woman suffrage as anti democratic and cites contrasts with Republican behavior on pledges. It asserts Democratic history rejects suffrage and decries breaking pledges while claiming Republicans uphold them. The piece frames the issue as a test of party principles.
A Utah newspaper column prompts careful consideration of water rights amid the constitutional convention. Professor Portier argues farming is Utah’s key wealth, with valleys relying on mountain streams. He contends absolute water ownership could cut farmers off as mills divert water before it reaches fields.
A manuscript fragment notes Tu Nation pressing delegates and the Irrigation Committee to carefully consider a man’s private property rights and state interference in land matters. The wording emphasizes the primacy of private ownership in irrigation debates.
Mrs Helen Watterson argues the woman question mirrors the man question and notes men are unaware of any threat to their political rights while women seek equality. She cites Mill and ancient civilizations to suggest women historically held power and urges proving women’s fitness by performance rather than gender.
The text argues that women deserve equal voting rights as men, rejecting the premise that sex dictates political exclusion. It likens suffrage to other professional barriers, noting that opponents’ failures would stem from gender-based limits rather than merit. The speaker urges women to emulate men’s pursuit of equal opportunity.
We the undersigned announce and recommend a patent medicine for Catarrh. The ad asserts internal relief from Catarrh through a remedy sold by Cheney and Co Toledo. It lists wholesalers Wier Tatax He Bun and Manwis and promises testimonials free.
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