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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1900
Page
3
A distorted verse laments lost harmony and asks the meadow companion for its hidden art. The speaker longs for a magical song to heal sorrow, hoping the lark can touch the heart and sustain joy beyond mortal reach.
In a bustling Stafford family scene at Chicago’s Union Depot a cousin search skims from panic to flirtation as Henry Stafford seeks a girl to meet a cousin. Miss Chester arrives with a gray gown and violet eyes, and romantic sparks fly between Rosy Stafford and the visitor. The brothers gossip and later learn the match is real, leading to a lighthearted engagement plan and new sister-in-law prospects.
A New York Press writer argues against relentless wealth accumulation urging a law to force successful men to retire by age 50 to let younger workers advance. The piece contrasts aging veterans and the rich who toil on, accusing greed of draining the poor while the wealthy die richer.
A Tale of Teo Shirt recounts a Philadelphian returnee from a scouting trip who, after finding two shirts drying on a church grounds clothes-line, helps mend his own while a resident woman reproaches him. He retorts that if given long credit he will take both shirts, highlighting a humorous frontier encounter.
The record shows 39 percent of graduates came from New England, 3 percent from the Middle Atlantic, 22 percent from the North Central states, and 7 percent from the South. It notes many graduates pursue business careers, beginning of a broader trend.
The wood bison of British North America faces impending extinction as reports from 1889 to 1899 show dwindling numbers from several observers. Only a few hundred remain, with northern range retreat and difficulty in hunting. winter stalking remains the only viable method, while Indigenous and trader pressures shift toward preservation efforts.
A London Chronicle excerpt recounts the Duke of Cambridge as a brave but unacademic figure who, during a Vatican visit, tried to speak Latin but faced universal English reliance. Guards and officials, including a native English speaker, prompted him in English. even the pope tested his English phrases. The duke, overwhelmed, exclaimed in astonishment at the pope’s vernacular pride.
A Lebanon Pennsylvania editorial notes discomfort with babies named after political figures McKinley and Roosevelt born during a presidential campaign. It argues for traditional names like James and John and stresses avoiding names tied to public figures, hoping history will remember real heroism without borrowed fame.
Fragmented text outlines a state proposition to amend Section 4 of Article 10 and Section 1 of Article 11 of the Constitution. It details tax policy changes, exemptions for corporations and private or public entities, and provisions for remittance or reduction of taxes. Publication and voting mechanics are described, with text to appear in newspapers for two months. The measure aims to define taxable status and implement a constitutional amendment process.
Fragmented text outlines a state constitutional amendment submission and note from the Secretary of State. Mentions two thirds concurrence, voter approval, and publication of the proposition. Contains garbled lines but references to amendment title and official steps for Utah.
A garbled legislative summary proposes amendments to Utah and Washington state constitutions. It outlines amending processes including popular votes, legislative power, and sections on initiative for voter approval, with clauses on enacting laws and publication requirements.
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