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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
6
Germany furnishes more than a quarter of the foreign born immigration to this country at 25.8 percent, Ireland follows with 16.6 percent, and England stands at 8.1 percent, highlighting shifts in migratory origins and relative shares in recent counts.
An old advertisement for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup touts relief for teething fits coughing wind colic and crying babies. It markets a remedy claimed to calm and soothe infants with multiple ailments.
A fragmented record lists Germany book issues by year from 1895 to 1900 with totals such as 23 507 and 29 861, then shifts to a claim for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children with 39 000 testimonials and availability at druggists. Also mentions a fatal accident and a man who wore petticoats for forty years.
An advertisement promises a fast cure for a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if the remedy fails.
George St Hansell aged 8 and a half is noted as a deacon of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church of New York and has served as treasurer since 1862.
A notice from Javelle Mig Co Parsons Kansas invites men with rig to introduce poultry goods. The department lists S20 A WEEK AND EXPENSE and requests communication for details and eligibility.
Camel teams are now used for carriage and distribution of mining martenry on the North Cool ford ie gold fields in Western Australia.
A traveling patient with irregular meals and damp beds suffered prolonged ill health and ovarian troubles. After using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and San ative Wash she reports dramatic improvement within months, regaining perfect health and planning no further medical concerns. A letter from Mrs Pinkham offers free, confidential guidance from Lynn, Massachusetts.
Agricultural notes from W H Wile Ohio and professors across Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas report varying prospects for fruit crops. Apple, plum, and cherry blossoms show solid promise in many regions, while peaches are damaged or light in parts. Frost and warmth swings affect bud development and potential yields.
Vermont station report finds only eight of forty two Addison county apple growers cultivate ground. It advocates thorough spring plowing and regular surface harrowing, followed by a cover crop such as clover peas or buckwheat to improve soil and profits. Grand Isle counties show more consistent cultivation.
The Tennessee Experiment Station reports fertilizer trials on winter wheat after bare fallow. Costs per bushel rose 19 cents with 250 pounds of acid phosphate in two applications, 2 cents with ten tons of barnyard manure, and 42 cents with 50 bushels of lime. 1900 results include a cowpea cover crop, lime, phosphate, and basal fertilizer amounts. data partially cited with mixed figures and unclear final values.
The trials find prosthates and certain mixtures effective while warfate of potash alone, blood and bone, and 100 bushels of lime alone fail to perform. Ready mixed and home mixed fertilizers vary in profitability, with 50 pounds nitrate of soda, 1 pound acid phosphate and pounds nitrate of potash giving optimal results on impoverished soil. Cowpeas yield best when pastured off, next best as hay, and plowing under cowpeas on poor soil is profitable.
Government summary from the Missouri Fruit Experiment Station led by Prof. John T. Stinson notes a first year with forty acres under cultivation, twenty in test orchards, and spraying trials for apple scab and bitter rot in a neighboring orchard. It records varieties planted and results from Bordeaux mixture trials on Ben Davis and Huntsman, showing varying degrees of rot and scab control.
The article reports that long term wheat cultivation and summer fallow deplete soil nitrogen and humus. A St Anthony’s Park Minnesota plot cultivated for eight years lost 1737 pounds of nitrogen with wheat taking only 300 pounds, while soil and air lost about 1400 pounds. Also 2000 pounds of humus vanished yearly, threatening future fertility.
Varied seed color ranges from black white red brown yellow gray green and speckled mixes. Shapes include round flat broad kidney and fattened ends. Ripening spans sixty days to over twenty, with timing influenced by planting date season moisture and nitrogen levels affecting yield and maturity.
The oleomargarine bill passed the Senate by 29 to 31 with a ten cent tax on the colored product and a one fourth cent per pound tax on colored oleomargarine. It places oleomargarine butter substitutes under police powers and defines adulterated imitations not from dairy. Some amendments were made in the Senate and the measure returns to the conference committee.
A fragment notes a PND copier tan min lacking emotions in Wing Cere, touching on the strange machine behavior and its effect on mappers or samples. The readable text hints at synthetic sentiment absence and a radar-like evaluation of feelings in the process.
Andrew M Soule argues the middle south can support 7000 to 1,000,000 more beef cattle annually with improved land, and contrasts current 40 percent cultivated and under 20 percent highly improved. If 75 percent of land is improved, the region could fatten two thirds as many cattle as the central west, potentially over 4 million head, urging South stockmen to keep stockers at home and process products locally.
Washington census table lists all domesticated animals on farms and towns. Total cattle head 67 804 027 with swine 2 876 108 and sheep 61 605 811. Horses up 20 percent including costs. North Atlantic states saw declines in horses sheep and swine. national value of all domestic animals reached 2 981 004 115 dollars.
An article argues farmers should avoid second rate silos as they become community eyesores and discourage others from building. It cites mixed opinions about stave silos and stresses a well built silo that withstands neglect.
Wild onions appear in early spring pastures, complicating dairy operations supplying milk butter and cream. Odors resist aeration, and once established are hard to eradicate. Deep plowing may be required to invert and suppress their growth.
The passage describes a three layered structure with a hardened spiral band of aluminous material called the whitssa supporting the yolk. It notes the dense white region forming the core and the layered composition within the eer conalste.
The Health Department of New York seized cheap baking powder sold in city department stores after samples showed it to be an alum powder rich in alum and pulverized rock. The powder was deemed dangerous and thousands of pounds were destroyed at the offal dock. High quality cream of tartar baking powders are urged as the safer, more economical choice.
Hassan Pasha reputed as the wealthiest and most corrupt figure in the Turkish government. Claimed to be worth 40 to 50 million dollars, all earned while in government service. He wields vast influence with the sultan, who regards him as loyal, efficient, and trusting.
Proxiperous Smyrna is the smartest town in Turkey for trade, surpassing Constantinople in business. It serves as the headquarters for wool, rug, and carpet trade, signaling a strong economic role in the region.
Do Your Feet Ache and Ruarn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Curea corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet At all druggists and shoe stores 25¢ Sample sent free Address Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Value fluctuations in artworks are shown by a Gerome canvas once bought for $17,000 selling for $4,000 at auction. A Degas work once priced at $500 has risen so much the owner has rejected offers as high as $16,000. The report highlights dramatic shifts in the art market and investor sentiment.
Cheap facersion rates via the Atchison Topeka Susita line from Ogden and Salt Lake City to Missouri River and return. 832.00 to St. Louis and return. Chicago and return priced. Final return limit September 8 1902. For reductions to other points and excursion dates contact C F Warren General Agent A T & S Ry Salt Lake City Utah.
The Pope, famed for a pocket box of bonbitis chocolates, reportedly kept a cheerful view of illness after his accession. He is said to have quipped that since becoming Pope he has rarely consulted doctors and stayed well.
The text argues that women over thirty are the most advanced type of maidenhood and look down on those who marry before twenty five. It claims that civilization shifts marriage ages upward and that mature women lead socially everywhere.
Local note from Van Buren Indiana dated February 10 1900 reports Piso's Cure as the preferred remedy for a wide range of throat and lung ailments. The message reflects common patent medicine language of the period and cites no clinical data.
Charles Anstee proprietor of the Potter's Arms Hotel died in his bed at 5 o'clock a few mornings ago exactly one year after his wife’s fatal accident a year earlier. The death follows his presentiment that he would die on the anniversary.
Expansion in Sydney aims to unify greater Sydney by annexing outlying suburbs and towns, expanding the metropolitan boundaries of New South Wales capital.
An old-time item notes Putnam Faceless Dyes that do not stain hands or kettles except green and purple, sold by druggists for 10 cents per pickare. The brief ad highlights practical use and pricing in a period-appropriate tone.
A fragment discusses nations moving away from the wild belief that violence is the only path to power. It argues for avoiding brutal tactics and seeking alternative strategies to deter adversaries.
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