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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
7
A jury triad in Philadelphia recalls a lawyer known for funny stories during closing. He told a drawn out yarn that left the judge and jury disappointed. He admitted the joke came from a remark the judge had told him earlier in the car ride to court.
Brightest and fastest dye product for drugsellers with 10 per package sold by druggists.
A London advertisement notes milk was stolen from a doorstep this morning. It warns the thief to call at the door during his next professional visit to receive a drop of rum in the milk. The notice claims milk on an empty stomach harms outdoor workers and provides an address.
The ad presents health as a duel between darkness and disease with stomach trouble as the attacker. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive disorders, claims patient relief, and offers Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free upon stamp payment to Buffalo New York.
In Nome a new church was completed in twenty one days after a February appeal drew twenty five volunteers. By March 17 the building, seating 500 with chairs, was finished debt free at dedication on the first Sunday of September, with a $200 balance later covered by a donor. The project cost about $10,000 and the old church became a library and reading room.
Senator Mason writes about executive sessions in a vivid story from his time as a representative and the first closed session after becoming a senator. He recalls bells ringing, pages rushing out, a match lit cigar, and a motion to confirm John Smith to a $700 Podunk post, ending with an adjournment and a broken dream.
John W. Jenkins of New York City receives a US patent for a system using a series of saddle cars that are lifted onto and dropped from a moving train to discharge passengers for leaves without halting the locomotive.
A historical notice explains patent eligibility in Pines. An invention must possess novelty, be not contrary to public order or security, and comply with laws and public morals. It also states that an invention is not new if it has had enough publicity before filing to anticipate invention.
Fragmentary text references a ruler or authority figure and a following generation. Names such as Hebiora, Avani, and Weir appear in a cryptic line. The lack of clear action or context prevents a fuller event summary.
Swiylon will take a Swedes Telegilione system as 605 telephone mobiles are bought for £65000. The move aims to upgrade local service and expand elite connectivity amid a major equipment purchase in the region.
A testimonial from Miss Nazianera Carne of Fond du Lac Wisconsin extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing eight months of suppressed menstruation and restoring regularity and vitality. The letter urges other young women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice in Lynn Mass.
An English burglary insurer cites 70 000 thieves known to police. Sir Robert Anderson of Scotland Yard says seventy would be nearer the number of dangerous professionals.
An ad praises Bromo Quinine Tablets for coughs and colds priced at 2 cents. It notes for five years the cabinet lacks an Ohio representative and no Ohio native holds high executive or diplomatic posts or a seat on the Supreme Court.
An elderly woman recalls a girl named Patti in Chitwan where a scandal arose at a recital. Patti resisted singing encores until a doll was waved as bribery. After singing, she whispered a plan to obtain a new doll once the concert ended, implying a troubling threat.
The notice details production and pricing for millet from John A Salzer Howdilo of La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes large tonnage figures and freight considerations with prices per acre and shipments of 5 tons and other quantities.
A proposed painting will depict the 1885 completion moment of the Northern Pacific Railroad at Gold Trees Montana with dramatic prominence. The project aims to honor Montana’s railroad heritage and its role in regional growth and modernization.
A fragmented notice promises £100 reward for a cure and lists various remedies and organizations. It mentions a type of silica treatment and references institutions in an unsure context, with scattered names and unclear dates.
A cryptic report from Marseilles notes suppression of alleged plague propagators described as Shigi rats and WH figures, amid warnings of squid carbonic activity. Officials emphasize strict containment measures to curb spread and safeguard public health.
A damaged clipping notes Taineire Pido and a local figure Mrs Tras in unclear context on Maple Street Norwiwoh NX. The fragment references men ages and a 1W0u marker, yielding little readable detail.
A girl named Pritchard at a north Wales Sunday school in 1901 committed to memory and repeated 2956 verses from the scriptures. The tale reflects rapid mental feats and the era’s emphasis on biblical memorization among young learners.
A garbled, unclear report notes stamps facing issues with the king’s portrait due to a misengraving. The piece hints at potential reprints or corrections while assuring the king’s status remains unchanged.
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