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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
10
A collage of verse and science curiosities from a historic page. It shares a poem about love and spring, plus trivial experiments like a smoke-in-tube reaction, inverted water in a glass, and a playful tale of a clever animal and a cautious householder, all reflecting early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
A fragment describes making a luminous oil using olive oil and phosphorus. It explains heating a vial, dissolving phosphorus in oil, and shaking to produce light. The text portrays an unearthly glow and hints at practical, potentially dangerous applications.
A handful of striking African turtles, praised for their shell beauty, have been captured in Africa and sent to Europe. Some naturalists who studied these creatures in German East Africa believe they may acclimate quickly, though success in a new country remains uncertain.
Beetles cut through a branch or twig with deeply toothed jaws, round and toothed like a saw. They reportedly saw twigs as thick as a walking stick by biting and grinding.
A fragment describes a Greek cross puzzle drawn on paper, then divided into pieces that reassemble into a square. It references Mr. Badger the Sagacious and notes a badger making its home among granite cliffs before a continuation about how it was dealt with.
John Newherry married Patsy Barrom of Tullahoma Tennessee in a widow’s family saga spanning decades. He had wed the Barrom matriarch Gallie, then married her daughters Judy and Martha, and eventually took Martha as wife, absorbing the entire Barrom lineage through successive unions over many years.
A string of old time jokes and puns about trees months and numbers. It includes lines about how a knock at the door resembles an overcoat and how Independence Day in 1002 was the last Fourth of July.
A mixed adage filled testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain sleeplessness and swelling after two boxes. Readers praise the product amid medical claims and trial box offers.
A stomt recently caught at Pennyhil killed eleven turkeys thirty ducks and twenty chickens during the night. The record of veracity belongs of right to a stomt, and the case indicates severe perils from the creature.
Cure feverishness stomach upset teething disorders and worm infestation. Manufactured by Mother Gray a nurse at Children’s Home New York. Marketed by druggists with address Olmsted LeRoy New York.
A Sioux Falls judge famed for hospitality faced strong campaign resistance when pushing to raise judicial salaries. He traveled to Pierre to press the bill, but a party leader warned that raising judges’ pay would risk voters electing real lawyers to the bench, prompting the judge to withdraw the amendment.
Five centuries ago English meals were at 7, 9, 4 and 6 o clock. The dinner hour in England and France gradually shifted from 10 a m to nearly 10 p m through historical change in daily schedules.
A Davenport Iowa teacher shares her experience quitting coffee for Postum claiming relief from heart palpitations stomach trouble and headaches after adopting Postum. She cites family use and attributes improved well being to six cups daily from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
Government estimates show U S internal commerce at 20 billion dollars last year, up from 2 billion fifty years earlier. U S manufactures nearly double Britain's and Ireland’s, roughly equal to combined output of France, Germany, and Russia. Also notes widespread temperance sentiment with 3842 temperance societies among Belgian schoolchildren.
A vintage ad asserts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a refund offer if it fails. The text also notes yearly gold production with California producing double Alaska and Colorado surpassing both.
A new kind of lightning has been photographed in Switzerland. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, price 75c. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, price 75c.
Quick obituary note states Professor A H Chester, longtime chemistry and mineralogy chair at Rutgers colleges, has died. The brief item mentions his prominence and association with the university.
A Baltimore item highlights Gen. P. 4. Kritzinger noted as a leading Boer commander in the South African war. Separate notices mention a stove product claim “The Klean Kool Eitehen Kind” and a colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain declining to write a South Africa memoir.
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