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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
14
The British Museum print-room gains original etchings from a Spanish tester and illustrations to Wagner operas. The article notes a mix of health and product ads, including a dye ad and claims about medical study heritage in Korea, with fragmented references to dust causing consumption and various old remedies.
A London writer criticizes Kipling's Intest verses calling the so called poem Reema an attempt to translate four intelligible lines into fourteen unintelligible lines of varying quality.
A railroad plans to substitute a new fuel for coal in some locomotives, with tests underway and mixed doubts about the fuel’s success. Amid this, Hontetter's Stomach Bitters is presented as a trusted remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and biliousness after fifty years of use.
In plague England a tobacconist’s house reportedly kept people well by smoking. Hearne cites a Mary anecdote from Eton where boys were obliged to smoke each morning and one boy was never whipped so much for not smoking. Also noted: ex senator Arthur Gorman in the Fifth Avenue Hotel corridor recalling a street urchin asking change and remarking on egotism in New York.
A terse exchange signals waning interest as two individuals grow weary of the ongoing relationship. Friends describe mounting tension and mutual fatigue, suggesting a cooling of affection and a potential breakup in the near term.
The tale follows Tobe Johnson a rough frontiersman in Bear Creek as he arrives in Jim Crawford's town and gains respect. After marriage tragedy and the death of his wife Johnson sinks into drink but rediscovers his humanity when his baby coos from the cradle restoring his will to change.
A historical notice explains officer ranks and pay: an admiral may command fleets and receives 12500 dollars whether on sea or shore duty. The first nine rear-admirals at sea earn 7600 dollars and 6375 on shore, while the second nine receive 6500 at sea and 4675 on shore.
Mrs Jamca Blair of St Louis stirred musical circles by reading a paper to the Congregational club asserting rag time music is more popular than classical in the city and that St Louis has failed to show appreciation of the higher quality.
The article notes goats widely inhabit forests, preventing tree growth. Holm oaks struggle to reach full height as goats gnaw at the upper branches, keeping trees stunted to shrub size.
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