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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
3
A noisy mix of science curiosities and puzzles. It describes boiling liquids, glass tube joining, turning solids to liquids, water candles, horse sleep habits, and simple conundrums. It also includes brief humorous questions and a New Zealand storm anecdote, all presented in a schoolroom science tone.
A reader discussion from the New Orleans Times Democrat explores whether animals use sign language like humans. Observations cover duck head movements and possible meanings in social signaling among birds and mammals, asking what nods or gestures may signify greeting reassurance or a call to attention.
A historical notice surveys long-lived 19th century New York merchants such as Jamon McCreery, John Daniell, Peter Hoe, Tiffany, and others. It reflects on their frugal, unostentatious lifestyles, modest offices, and durable health, suggesting longevity was linked to simple living rather than risk or extravagance.
William Bolton editor of the Live Stock Inspector of Woodward Oklahoma weighs 318 pounds and recounts misadventure with trousers on a stockyard visit. He missed his tailored pants, wore old ones, and quips about express shipments while joking about measurements and Kansas City style.
Two newly arrived Irishmen in New York City researched routes west and chose the line with the most tracks, not the safest or fastest. Mulligtin quips that if the line has one or two tracks they would delay the journey to plow and reset the braker, risking a day’s lateness.
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