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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
14
The Saint Joseph Gazette reflects on enduring misfortune with pluck and calm. It advises traveling through life with laughter as a shield, noting everyone bears troubles and joy can still visit. It urges study of one’s soul while acknowledging shared human struggles and resilience.
The story follows Jaynes, head of the Cake Trust, who uses a private transit tube to travel from New York to his Chicago-area home then to London, Ochsenreiter in Germany, Johannesburg, Paris, and Rome. He woos the Baroness Arethusa von Ochsenreiter, proposes marriage, and plans a life of vast wealth with her, amid rapid, gadget-filled jet-set drama.
A discussion of the thirteenth century poet Sadi and his enduring fame. The text cites tales from Sadi’s writings as observed by a Persian Solomon, including parables about visitors and clever responses to misfortune. It notes humor and moral observations drawn from Sadi and related anecdotes.
A Kentucky editor notes rural speech differs from Boston usage while recounting a Hub girl visiting a farm. She arrives with six chickens tied by feet, claims they are roasters, prompting the merchant to joke about her grammar, then urges her to pursue schooling.
An unnamed provincial actor visits London to seek a chance on the metropolitan stage. Manager Mr Tree offers a timid, crowded walk-on in the final act. The provincial actor responds politely, recalling Tree's earlier Hamlet quip with calm wit.
Mr Hecht quotes a London critic praising punctuality at the Lyric stage door for rehearsals of Trial by July. Gilbert replies that being punctual has cost him time more than any other factor, reflecting on time management in theatre life.
Supreme Court Justice Woodward recalls a constituent who sought Aquor by riding a trolley to Dunkirk to drink. He notes the town’s license ban forced such trips and reflects on the danger of weakness and drink in a vivid anecdote from a public dinner.
English author Andrew Lang plans a U S visit this year and will also travel to Samoa, Stevenson’s exile home. Lang has been closely associated with the novelist, sharing literary circles.
In interval between eruptions craters fill with fish-stocked flakes. When next eruption occurs the water and its contents are blown out. A curious note on volcanic fish phenomena. A marriage row question ends with a social quip.
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