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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
5
An analysis shows four-fifths of consumption cases belong to the poorest fifth of Marburg's population. It finds 84 percent of cases in 2.6 percent of the city’s 1,503 dwellings and 69.2 percent of cases among the poor occur in 33.6 percent of their housing.
Cures constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and moves and regulates bowels while destroying worms. Used by Mother Gray nurse at the Children's Home in New York. Over 30 000 testimonials. Sold at all druggists 25c sample free address A S Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
Dr Reynelts, Chiesto health commissioner, first claimed grape juice killed disease germs. He later found lime and apple juice gave similar effects after further experiments. The tale notes overwork and mixed outcomes.
A North Broad street man who enjoys reading out of town newspapers and answering their ads recalls replying to a New York paper offering a method to save gas bills for $1. He received a printed slip two days later that read Paste them in a scrap book.
A humorous verse mocks a man in a Panama hat, noting his fashion sense and self satisfied smile. The speaker rejects toasting the chap while acknowledging his refined appearance and provincial pride. The piece leans on satire and irony about style versus substance.
A discussion notes recent inventions offered in the name of humanity to guide or assist animals and birds. It surveys ideas proposed for animal welfare and public interest, framing them within a broader humane motive while observing practical limits.
A farm proposes a pair of protective goggles for eye safety among chickens. The springy frames fit over the head and stay in place, with glass or mica disks in the lenses. Designed for high bred fowls intended for exhibition to prevent eye mutilation which bars birds from shows.
The Grand Palais in Paris displays a remarkable clock from the 1855 Paris exhibition. It supposedly varies less than a hundredth of a second in a year and features dials for twelve major cities around the world. Its pendulum also serves as a highly precise barometer, indicating year month and day of the week.
A peculiar bird species vanished after Portuguese sailors favored it as a meal, wiping out its population. The note links hunting practices to the extinction event, signaling the loss of a distinctive avian inhabitant.
A Waterbury Connecticut motorist connected a hand pump to a duck pond and used a hose to douse a barn blaze near Waterbury before firefighters arrived, preventing greater damage.
A French farmer reports his cattle retreat from fields near a busy highway as vehicles pass by. He says the cattle grow thinner rather than fat due to fright from motor traffic.
The empire grants religious toleration easing Baptists' standing. Russia hosts 198 Baptist churches with 22,244 members, and 1,204 joined by baptism last year.
A fragmented OCR notice from Cheney & Co of Toledo advertises a codified flu and catarrh remedy and related patent cures. It mentions wholesale listings, a distributor network, and various product names while obstructed by misspellings and garbled text. The item reads as a historical pharmaceutical advertisement with vague claims and place names.
A garbled OCR reads Prof Irwin Burteantruceh of Washington University claiming a forged name change. The piece also mentions a misread line about a person named Lin and a dubious school nickname, with additional unclear phrases about Mrs. Winston and unrelated names.
The first bicycle dealers found a strong demand for women’s wheels among Chinese buyers while few men bought them. The reason: Chinese men preferred women's wheels because their skirts made it hard to straddle the diamond frame of men's bicycles.
Reports from London about poor children's country holidays show humorous and quaint impressions. A girl says the country is pretty green and cool but flowers aren’t as nice as hats in Commercial Road. Another child explains wind by pointing to windmills atop a ridge.
Visitors to Fiji are astonished by the grotesque hair fashions. Styles are geometrical and monumental, including pyramidal and trapezoidal shapes. Hair colors range across blue-black to red and yellow, with half hair often red and half white, creating a piebald effect.
A Georgia woman recalls coffee harming her health and details relief after switching to Postum. She attributes improved nerves, weight gain, and vitality to the beverage, urging others to try Postum with crackers or biscuits. The testimonial cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek and promotes the booklet The Road to Wellville.
Mrs. Kate T Woolsey contrasts American and Russian women status noting that in the United States millions of wives lack individual control of property while in Russia wives have long held legal control of their fortunes. Kidnapped or deserted wives and factory labor reveal broader gender gaps as American girls work in factories and many more women toil in U S fields than in Russia.
Salvationists announce a mammoth international congress to be held next summer at the Bees fees anlevel Hall in London. Delegates from around the world are expected, with 500 Salvationists from America to travel aboard an Atlantic liner chartered for the event, which will replace the usual triennial congress and exhibition of the Salvation Army.
In Gad Back Montana neighbors report fewer back pains after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Milestone user Mr Gottlie Mill credits the medicine for kidney relief and reduced backache, noting continued daily use and strong faith in the product.
A farmer near Altoona, Pennsylvania, was driving two horses from a field to the barn when a bolt of lightning struck. The horses were killed, while the farmer survived the strike.
Santa to Boston Baltimore Minneapolis Detroit Atlanta and other points. For particulars address C F Warren General Agent A T and 5 F Ry 42 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
Herr Zeller of Stuttgart's Bureau of International Statistics published a table estimating world population at 1,544,616,000 with about one third professing Christianity. Confucian adherents reach 606,000,000, Hindu 173,280,900, Buddhist 121,000,000, and Jews 10,940,000.
A Camden New Jersey resident Mrs W J Walker reports that Allen's Foot-Ease cured her burning itching and cracked feet after using it and recommends asking your druggist for Allen's Foot-Ease. The product is sold by all druggists for five cents.
In Moulins sur Orne locals celebrate their long serving mayor M Germain Lecour who has led the town for 50 years in the Argentan arrondissement. Argentan honors the same deputy in Parliament for forty years while residents reflect on the milestone. A nod to PUTNAM PADRLESS DYES appears among the readable lines.
London letters discuss how England’s most artistic houses are built by the very rich and the very poor. The middle class receives architecture that is ambitious yet sad, with rich self projects and charitable efforts shaping a span of dwellings. A Norwich reader notes a cure for consumption improving life years ago.
A tired congregation hears the minister beg for funds to cover his travel expenses as he departs for health reasons. He notes the larger collection than usual, stating the more he receives the longer he can stay.
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