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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1901
Page
5
A fragmentary poem by Emma Endicott Murean describes the hectic morning routine of Tommy going to school. Mamma and Kate prepare his lunch and supplies while Tommy’s sister Cora fetches items, then Momma sees him off with a kiss as the clock nears eight.
A three year old girl, Baby Iva Long, daughter of Rev. J. A. Long, tames Plymouth Rocks and Black Minorcas. She trains a large rooster to pull a tiny cart, and a Buff Rock rooster is taught to ride a seesaw in her garden. The child and birds form a lively, affectionate household entourage.
Frank T. Bullen cites hardship aboard coastal vessels that cling to old lashings of the sea life. He warns that many young lads slip into a brutal drift toward shipboard misery and vice, with few sympathetic sponsors to save them. Only rare captains help boys toward better paths.
A step by step craft outlines turning a peanut into an owl. Paint a large top and draw eyes, add feather marks, craft tissue wings with ink, attach white eye pieces with pins, then fasten the peanut to a twig with pins to make a fair owl model.
George Lynch, a writer with Allied China experience, asserts in a new volume that Yehonala is the most marvelous woman in the world and that the Chinese are not the least remarkable nation.
The scene shifts to a snowy shore where Kate Adame recalls a royal escape while the old Mage is named. Jack tests the courage of reunion as the princess’ fate rests on quiet hope and a renewed bond with Mr. Anderson, whose care outshines fear.
Madge asserts independence in a tense social scene with Jack Downing and Dick Foster. Jack worries about his health and love, while Madge confirms she will choose her friends and partner, not strict form. The ballroom scene shifts to a confrontation over loyalty and desire.
The article describes vanilla as a climbing orchid vine with pods ripening slowly and a strong aroma. It then details Cosme, a small English speaking colony in Paraguay formed after New Australia, led by John Lane, practicing a cooperative system with 16 married women and 42 men, 15,000 acres, a parliament, and a 45 hour week focused on sugar and timber.
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