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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
12
The route from Skagway to St. Michaela spans 1,980 miles covered by six hundred dogs in packs of twenty five miles over four and a half days. Between White Horay and Dawson, 140 horses are kept moving day and night in relays.
Fragmentary antiquated text claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures many ailments while warning against impostors. Mentions mock remedies like PUT BRAIN DYES and Moxwon Cave Co. Unionville Mo. Includes various dubious guarantees and promotional language about curing indigestion and fevers.
An open letter from Mrs. EC Smith lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women's ailments. It claims the product has saved many from untimely graves and urges women to give doctors a rest, citing personal experience and endorsements from Kansas City. The letter invites readers to seek relief and warns against imposter claims.
The Czar shows keen interest in ship improvements and hosts a marine museum with about thirty models in copper steel and wood. Many models cost around 12,000 each.
Captain Dreyfus, long based in Cologne near Geneva, intends to leave Switzerland for Alsace his birthplace. He will winter in the Riviera and then settle in Alsace to devote himself to literature and scientific pursuits.
Brown recalls a church scheme to honor the Rev. Mr. Blank with a gala presentation for his vacation. Women raised about 50 but overspent by 2 or 3 dollars, leaving the project in debt and the gift omitted. The wife blamed the minister for the financial misstep.
Ex Governor Proctor Knott recalls a famous anecdote about credit for the Battle of Santiago. Knott's tale features a debate with John Yerkes over Admiral Sampson and Commodore Schley, ending with a moral about rightful ownership. The Kentucky Journal presides from Frankfort.
The Chicago Journal notes diverse north and Eurasian bread traditions using nontraditional ingredients. In Lapland oats and inner pine bark form flat cakes. Asiatic Russia bakers use bark mash. Icelanders grind moss for bread and puddings. Italians cook chestnuts into meal for bread. millet in Darra fuels bread in India and other regions.
An exchange at a Dublin dinner table drew attention to the disparity between the salary of a post under- secretary to the lord lieutenant and the chief justice Morris. Morris, presiding as chief justice, challenged the remark in a striking display of the era's political tension.
A garbled panel extols a miraculous cure and rewards for proofs, touting Hall's Quurch Cure and Hamlin's Blood and Liver Pills while warning of trick hats protected by a bizarre text about rats. The fragment suggests a sensational health quack advert mixed with monkey-wrench notes and moral lessons from a newspaper panel.
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