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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
2
A collage of anecdotal courtroom sketches and quotes from old newspapers. Includes a pompous magistrate questioning a witness about his knowledge and origins, a wit encouraging the witness to reveal nothing, and various humorous courtroom anecdotes.
A collage of humorous quips and clipped notices includes Gladys Kanbes claiming jewel thefts were only mislaid, Hemlock Holmes about a suspect confessing to a theft, and scattered anecdotes on trains, police, and political quips. The text blends fictional detective banter with miscellaneous clippings and market notes.
A garbled snippet shows a street conversation where one person asks to borrow eight dollars to pay a fee and another mentions not having it to spare. The fragment references a nutmeg party and a telegraph, with stray names and quotes scattered throughout.
Rail travel ads advertise excursion rates on the Denver & Rio Grande route. Two lines between Grand Junction and Denver offer daily fast services with new sleeping cars to Chicago. Readers urged to ask agents about tickets and routes despite a bank official crash details.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment quotes Sebo ee Cie noting a wonderful charge in the race and a buyer stating they paid 90 dollars for a Setrems imaget. The snippet hints at a purchase tied to a race event and a product named Setrems imaget.
A period advertisement touts Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life symptoms. It cites testimonials from women including Mrs Johnson of Charlotte and Mrs Casstorrs Jonxeox of Monclova Indiana, describing relief from womb ulcers, back and kidney pain, and general weakness after using the remedy. The letters claim dramatic improvement and endorse continued use.
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