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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
7
A garbled historic newspaper clip presents fragmented lines with scattered names and phrases. The text references names like Lawrence Bunbur and mentions poetry like perpetual snow but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
Prank K. Peterson and Henry A. Thomas hauled a nearly ton monster shark from White Horse Head, Manomet Moss after a fierce struggle. The creature, a rare northern species, previously dragged James Trooney to his death, and despite rescue efforts his body was not found.
Drft Hauthal of the Argentine museum of La Miata in South America claims to solve a long noted mystery among southern Cordilleras Indians. On the east side of the range high on the mountains stand large nieve penitentes described as figures of penance. Indians say these are penitents turned to stone or ice, bowing heads as they observe their forbidden acts and eternal sorrow in the white cliffs. Hauthal traversed wilderness to reach the penitentes and document their stark, striking presence.
Vernon Clove, described as an American soheehder, sails from Liverpool on a worldwide journey. He claims profits from piecing and pastel art, touring with shows and living in various hotels as he visits Japan, China, Manchuria, Silveria, Russia, Germany, Midland, and England, while promising performances and travel expenses.
The dtelents believed a walrus resembled a sea monster that climbed cliffs and fed on dew. They named it the rekindling and published illustrations of Itke the allove.
Emily Van Dyke of Philadelphia had been paralyzed in a prior accident. While walking with her dog Fido, a dog catcher rushed toward them, causing a fall. The shock reportedly revived circulation in her paralyzed left arm and she regained use, prompting hospitalization.
The text notes Moors, especially merchants, drink coffee constantly in ba cams. It claims eye strain begins around ages 45 to 49 and leads to blindness by 60. Observers in Nex, the capital of Morocco, see many blind men and attribute it to excessive coffee consumption, a view European physicians reportedly share.
On J. L. Jones’s Ottawa farm near Lane the lightning struck a pasture fence causing the lower wire to pull staples and scar posts for a quarter mile. Two cows were near the hit. one collapsed, rolling over before recovering. Post-mortem showed brain damage from the electricity.
In mountain regions of Japan the kago remains the prevalent mode of conveyance. Although largely supplanted by roads and rail, it is noted for its historical use to bear passengers along steep terrain.
A Findlay Ohio hotel porter W. W. French advertised a missing or misdirected message about a woman, claiming wealth as motive and offering to aid, while a young recruit from the country faced an alleged crime. the text is garbled but references a missing person and suspicious solicitation.
A terse fragment notes pictures and horses contrasted with rams in an unclear context. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. Summarizes a damaged line from a historical page without coherent event details.
An American singer, Courtney Thomas, captivates the Shah of Persia during a Paris Opera Comique performance. He invites her to Elysee Palace to sing and consider marriage, but she declares she will remain devoted to her art. The Shah, famed as King of Kings, already has many wives per his religion.
The article explores irrigation innovations using a large water stream driven by wind power and engine pumps, noting Arizona Station experiments claim 1 acre costs around 1 dollar to flood crops five inches deep. It discusses licensing debates for dairy facilities in Canada and Minnesota, arguing licenses could harm small producers while protecting public health and industry standards.
A national forestry initiative created a dendrochemical laboratory with the bureau of chemistry to study the chemistry of forest products. Early work focuses on pine and other woods, followed by broader study of wood constituents and commercial extracts, marking a pioneering step in dendrochemistry.
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