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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1902

Page

7

Sailors cling to old superstitions in navy tales

A young naval officer recalls 19th century beliefs aboard the training ship Santiago and in seafaring culture. Old salts feared drowning souls becoming Cape Horn pigeons or Mother Carey’s chicks while albatrosses supposedly bore captains’ spirits. A ghostly wail from the forecastle and a cat’s tail provoked awe as time spent dwelling on yesterday’s failures won’t guarantee tomorrow’s success.

Santoga Mother Carey

Wrote Begging Letters From a Millionaire’s Private Secretary

A New York Sun report describes a private secretary selling 7000 begging letters from alleged recipients to a junkman. Letters asked for money to help widows, or to fund sons education, yet none yielded donations from the benefactor. Most letters came from women and were often deemed largely manufactured.

New York Blank New York Sun

Kentucky Colonel Packs Whisky in His Trunk

A Paducah colonel demonstrates a clever trunk packing trick to hide whisky. He places a demijohn in the center, wraps it with trousers and a frock coat, and fills the gaps with garments, claiming the whiskey could be carried to China without spilling. A hotel lobby observer notes the动作?water is not involved in the drink.

Kentucky Paducah China New York Tribune

Horses Have Nose for Fires in Fire Brigade Tales

A firehouse tale describes Jim the horse scenting fires miles away and leading an engine to a blaze after a man’s lighted pipe caused a coat to burn. The crew recalls how the horse spurred a rapid dash through streets, while Kim the cat observes from the stable wall. Also a humorous poker anecdote ends with a bell-ringing loser.

Jim Kim

The Rising Young Writer Finishes His Tale

In a meta-comic scene a writer debates finishing a fairy tale with his bottle as Nan arrives to reveal she will marry Denny after an inheritance. Dick consoles himself as the tale ends with the prince and princess wed, while Nan hints at a possible sequel.

Betty Mr. Bottle R.Y. W Dennis Q. Smith Denny Afghanistan Bot Ing. Dick Pim Wat Pho

Costa Rica’s Opera House Captivates Visitors

Mr M M Dolphin of Kansas City praises San Juan Costa Rica government opera house costing 3 5 million dollars built with coffee tax funds. Italian marbles and artists adorned interiors, rivaling Vienna’s opera house. He notes Central Americans’ limited knowledge of the United States and hopes a future rail from Atlantic to Pacific will unlock Costa Rica’s resources.

Ioside Italy Eus Buck Central America United States Costa Rica Limon Atlantic San Jose Punta Arenas Pacific Washington Times

Touched by Her Dog's Devotion

A bachelor girl spends evenings home with her dog greeting her in delight. A guest shows scant regard for dogs and the dog defends his mistress with a wary growl. The scene ends with the dog’s protective posture revealing loyalty over human judgment.

Bina

Senator Quay and a French wall inscription humor

A joke recounts Senator Quay in a Pittsburg area country hotel where a wall inscription claims French spoken. He asks the proprietor if he speaks French, receives a blunt reply that United States will do, and the owner explains a misread sign was sold by a young man for a small sum.

Senator Quay Pittsburg United States Quay Abe Meath

Gov Wood to Take Long Foreign Leave With Family

After Cuba evacuation Governor General Leonard Wood will receive extended leave to travel abroad with his family. The report notes a contrasting scene of atheists and infidels arguing with a mother gazing at her baby's empty shoe, highlighting moral contrasts in public discourse.

Gov. Wood Leonard Wood Cuba

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