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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
6
Fragmented verse recalls a mother’s aching grief for a child lost to illness or death. Imagery of quiet rooms, wings, and unfulfilled hopes contrasts with the stark absence of a grave or memory, leaving a deep, timeless ache for a life that ends before it can truly begin.
First Lieutenant Robert Emmett Kavanaugh plans to visit Norah Desmond before his six month leave, despite orders. He volunteers to escort a prisoner to Fort Sheridan, then races to Chicago to meet Norah as a Florida trip looms. A dramatic escape ensues with Bacon aiding the fugitive while Kavanaugh agonizes over duty and love.
A fragment from a wartime drama shows Norah Desmond saving a mother and herself, while Lieut Kavanaugh consoles Polly. Years later at Fort Grady Capt. Kavanaugh contemplates a furlough for Sgt James Spencer to marry in Chicago, threatening a divorce if not approved.
The Navy is arming ships with sporting equipment including baseballs footballs bats gloves and fencing foils to promote athletic activity and esprit de corps aboard. The New York Post notes the plan aims to curb less wholesome diversions ashore and raise naval morale despite expected abuses.
A dreamlike meditation on music and perception. The speaker questions what phantom minds conjure when dusk muffles sound and instruments seem to drift between keys, while voices rise and fall in a twilight nocturne.
A report from New York Times describes actor David Warfield acting in a Western city performance as seminary girls giggled and scribbled their names on a program. Warfield allegedly responded by writing a cheeky note on the program after removing makeup.
A historical note states peat provides about half the heating power of peat and roughly twice that of wood, reflecting comparative energy values for domestic fuel sources.
A newspaper appeal stresses women's health amid daily toil and female organ derangements. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claims free medical advice from Mrs. Pinkham, and invites readers to write for help in Lynn Mass.
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