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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
14
A poem note by Mrs. Read portrays mothers and wives of fallen soldiers as brave, silent bears of grief. It honors their sacrifices, the protective tears, and the sacred blood shed in Freedom’s cause, praising their steadfast faith and hidden pain.
In a Century piece, Secretary of the Navy John D. Long recounts President McKinley’s unfailing kindness. He recalls how McKinley greeted all, respected workers, and kept humor and tact in everyday moments, including cabinet days, fostering fraternal spirit especially in the South.
Rear Admiral Charles O'Neil reports that efficiency will rise from heavier projectiles and higher energy powder, not by enlarging gun weight or dimensions. No major gun construction changes occurred last year except a proviso that gains in caliber above a certain threshold require added safety measures, with emphasis on weightier projectiles and more energetic charges.
Admiral O Neil reports United States Navy equipment catching up to international standards with ready gun mounts and armor contracts. In the past year 143 guns completed, 256 more partially finished. Submarine boats remain experimental and unlikely to replace regular ships.
An editorial argues Theodore Roosevelt stands as the first postwar president without sectional prejudice. He sits at a pivotal moment with a united country and Spanish-American War experience, offering a chance to establish a new era of national policy and lasting fame. The piece notes his Southern and Northern roots and questions what he will achieve.
Major General Sir Arthur James Lyon Fremantile formerly governor of Malta and colonel of the Coldstream Guards was discussed in this country about Gettysburg era. He served with the Confederate army at Gettysburg and contrasted American soldiers’ fighting methods.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet notes Miss Flummery with unusually beautiful hair prompting joking remarks about her leaving it scattered about chairs. The brief item captures social humor and attention to personal appearance in a city paper excerpt.
The article surveys winter fur fashions including long oat furs, black and white fox, and ermines for neckpieces and muffs, noting square Persian collars, V-shaped trims, and multi-boa ensembles. It also describes fur trimmed hats, a white snow motif gown with mink accents, and a shift toward larger hats influenced by Paris trends. It remarks on playful carriage pranks and contrasts colonial furniture elegance with modern up-to-date decor. It urges mothers to allow girls to learn housework their own way and to explore new kitchen methods.
The piece describes chapeau styles such as ribbon toques with wide satin ribbons and jeweled pins, noting harmonizing colors and elaborate trims like astrakan. It also discusses Confetti at weddings in Paris and a clerical joke about shoe throwing, then shifts to social attitudes about girls leaving home for work and the value of teaching home management and personal judgment.
The Minneapolis Times notes New York women adopting London riding habits with loose gray coats and esnta. Middle aged riders braid hair and tie it with a black velvet bow at the neck, a style deemed more youthful than the knot below the brim.
Professor Smedley and assistants in Chicago public schools study why many children fail to spell. They link poor spelling to physical factors like improper feeding and defective eyesight, contrasting the old vocal method with the newer visual approach that teaches words as wholes first.
Abdul Hamid the sultan of Turkey, weakened by illness and political peril, has just yielded to French demands on Smyrna. Now in his sixtieth year, he faces continued threats from abroad and home while maintaining cautious ties with foreign diplomats. He adopted a full beard only recently, previously wearing a mustache.
Political writers predict ex-Governor Bennett Hill may lead the New York Democratic Party and perhaps the national ticket after the coming elections. The note that leaders emerge from 1902 events, not 1901, underscores shifting horizons for the party under evolving state and federal contests.
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