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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented article blends poetry about love and the moon with science notes. It describes a classroom experiment using cyan tide tubes with hydrochloric acid and ammonia to show gas smoke forming, plus a glass inversion trick with water. It ends with an anecdote about a mole and a cautious animal compared to human understanding of nature.
An instruction fragment describes creating a glowing oil by dissolving phosphorus in heated olive oil and sealing it in a bottle. It claims a luminous finish can be produced on demand by shaking and uncorking, suggesting practical dangers and unknown applications.
An African tortoise noted for its beauty was captured and sent to Europe. Some naturalists doubt its ability to adapt, while others believe it will acclimate, praising the shell’s protective covering and distinctive appearance.
In ancient behavior reports, large beetles are described as capable of saw like actions. They reportedly grasp a branch with a deeply toothed leg and saw with one foot, sometimes reducing a twig as thick as a walking stick through repeated motions.
A fragment describes a Greek cross puzzle handwritten on paper. It instructs drawing an equal arml cross, cutting into pieces to reassemble into a square. It mentions Mr. Badger the Sagacious, a badger that lived among granite cliffs and faced an unspecified challenge.
John Newberry and Patsy Barron wed in Tullahoma Tennessee joining the Barron family line. Decades earlier Newberry had married Barron’s widow Sallie, mother to Jody Martha and Patsy. Sallie died after their short union and Judy and Martha both died in subsequent years. Newberry then married Martha’s sister Patsy. The recent wedding unites the remaining Barron kin with Newberry.
A quirky collection of wordplay and puns aging humorous questions. It covers topics from social places to famous figures, probing how dates, foods, and everyday items yield punny answers. The piece showcases playful quiz style dialogue and jokes about history and everyday life.
A reader testimonial from Joan B. Brauma cites dramatic relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain, swelling, and urinary issues. She reports improved sleep, energy, and ability to work, noting the sample and subsequent full course helped her greatly.
A small creature, recently captured at Penoyhil, was blamed for violent acts during the night. It reportedly killed eleven turkeys, thirty ducks, and twenty chickens, leading to public fears and calls for harsh punishment.
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Soyout Powders claimed to cure fever teething disorders and bad stomachs in children. It mentions a nurse from Children's Home New York and offers a free sample with a mailing address in LeRoy New York.
A Sioux Falls judge known for hospitality and political influence urged a salary increase for judges. A party leader warned that raising judicial salaries would drive voters to elect other lawyers to the bench, causing the amendment to be dropped. The piece notes evolving meal times from ancient to modern England.
A Davenport Iowa schoolteacher recounts leaving coffee after years of dependence. She describes heart palpitations and pains subsiding after switching to Portum Cereal Coffee, noting improved energy and no headaches or bilious spells for four years.
Government statistician estimates U S internal commerce last year at 20 000 000 000 up from 2 000 000 000 five decades ago Manufactures of the United States nearly double Britain and Ireland and about equal to combined output of France Germany and Russia Temperance societies in Belgium number 3 442 among school children California’s gold output last year doubled that of the American colonies and Colorado produced more than twice as much as before
An old advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally priced at 7c. It mentions a peculiar lightning photograph from Switzerland depicting a lightning vortex as a novel phenomenon.
Advertisement notes Allen's Foot-Base powder relieves swollen hot sweaty feet corns bunions and tight shoes. It promises free samples from K Sample at 5 Olmsted LeRoy New York and lists stores carrying the product. A separate line mentions a well known scholar dead Prof A A Chester of chemistry at Rutgers and a remark on butter color in creameries advocating June Tint Butter Color.
General P H Kritzinger, noted Boer leader, appears in Baltimore in an ad for The Klein Kool Kitchen Kind stoves. The copy claims stoves produce no smoke and ease cooking. It adds a note that he will not write a book. Joseph Chamberlain is said not to write a book about life in South Africa.
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