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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
6
The Manchester Guardian notes the British Museum print-room gains a donation of original etchings for Wagner operas and other musical works from a Spanish collector. The report also cites varied advertisements and medical claims from the era, including dye products and cough syrups.
A London writer, irritated by the need to search Kipling’s latest lines for sense, calls the poem Reomé an attempt to translate four intelligible units of prose into fourteen unintelligible parts of verse.
The advertisement touts Homebatter’s Stomach Bitters as a fifty year old remedy with a claimed track record of curing dyspepsia indiges tion constipation and melancholia. No documented failures are noted and the product is asserted to have never harmed a user with a full trial.
An old column recalls how during the great plague in England a tobacconist’s house escaped illness because no one there smoked. It notes a remembered tale of a boyhood whipping at Eton for not smoking and contrasts with a scene at the Fifth Avenue Hotel where Arthur Pue Gorman is amused by a street urchin asking for change.
Partial OCR shows archaic phrasing about mercy and heaven with scattered words like gleam of heaven and portion of God's leaven, but the text is garbled and difficult to interpret as a coherent news item or event.
A rough frontier tale follows Tobe Johnson in Bear Creek as he struggles with loss after his wife dies leaving a baby. He fights temptation from gambling dens, faces community hostility, and finds resolve when his child awakens anew sense of purpose.
Indianapolis Nowa reports naval pay scales with an admiral receiving 13500 dollars regardless of duty. The first nine rear admirals at sea earn 7600, on shore 6975. The second nine earn 5500 at sea and 4675 on shore.
Mrs James L Blair of St Louis stirred musical circles by reading a paper before the Congregational club claiming rag time music in the city is more popular than classical and that the public has shown little appreciation for higher quality music.
Fragmentary text shows goats impacting forests with persistent grazing. References to Bromo Quinine tablets and odd phrases appear, but the readable core notes goats preventing tree growth, especially on bolm oak, which remains shrunk to shrub height under grazing.
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