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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
6
A mosaic of overheard verse and letters shows quarrel and flirtation in Washington past life. The tale references a man named Muggs, a wife's rebuke, a club balloon, and a critic's volley as daily social theater unfolds around home disputes and a monument visit.
A comic exchange features a thin man with a Warton hills nose asking if one is glad to live in an age of invention and a Wald headed man replying about his widow wife whose phonograph endlessly grinds out records of her first husband.
The readable lines describe a painted surface and a stormy scene with partial phrases. Names and places are unclear, but the text conveys a discussion of painting quality and a weather interruption.
A local exchange voices doubt about June Porter’s honesty with a sly nod to truthfulness versus eccentricity. The speaker alleges she might reveal a person’s age, while others joke that such honesty would be mere eccentricity.
Tess-Miss Brush rejects Old Munnybags while Tess tells Jess he is too old. He vows to love and cherish her death, and she declares him too young in a tense exchange.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes the German emperor plans a new yacht named Meteor and jokes why not call it Wiener wurst. The exchange puns on meatier branding and language.
Roderick and Van Albert discuss poetry and the evolving poetic touch. The exchange hints at mentorship and interest in the crafts of verse, showing collaborative learning between adult and younger writer.
A speaker recalls standing on a corner this morning and seeing hundreds of passing women but would marry only a few. A companion jokes that the man who would marry him would be a smaller person, reflecting light conversation style.
In a clipped exchange between Pinchen Stwle and a woman the tale hints at a teller who has just been conned after a confinement and a difficult time. The dialogue questions the severity and outcome of a bad attack and notes diploupinis in the reply.
Fragmentary OCR conveys a humorous dispute about an elopement involving a cashier and a mess of garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at a comic conflict about a date and payment while a cashier stands with a partner named Walley WEE and a check of money.
A garbled excerpt shows a quarrel or speech with fractured lines about firing, age, and a notion to eat. Names and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only obscure phrases and disjointed expressions without a coherent event.
A garbled OCR style line references a character named Sesulor Sorghum Mhoyeletiy and mentions destroying enemies by turning them into friends. The text is incomplete and reads like a faulty transcription with irregular capitalization and spacing.
Police officers in Council Bluffs and Chicago report Peruna restoring their health after exposure to harsh weather and recurring colds. A. C. Swanson cites kidney and pelvic issues resolving to near normal function. Lieutenant Ser freant Michiel O Hallieran endorses Peruna for colds influenza and related complaints. Dr Hartman solicits inquiries for free advice.
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