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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
2
K El Gollemberger chief of faith care orphanage in Philadelphia is held responsible by a coroner’s jury for the death of a six weeks old child who died under his care without medical attention. The finding cites neglect and a lack of necessary medical aid at the institution.
The University of Sydney scientist Professor Stuart has created an artificial larynx designed to provide a fixed voice register without allowing manual adjustment. The device aims to maintain a consistent soprano tone for patients, addressing speech issues caused by disease and laryngeal impairment.
A well known dog named Clute in Evans tam Ti displays advertising tricks by smoking cigarettes. The master taught the habit and the dog and owner were often seen on the streets making a cigarette. Recently the dog went mad and attacked every other dog it met.
The Supreme Court of Maxsachuaatta ruled that bicyclare is not a car ringe and that cited towns must keep road features safe for bicycles. A rider was injured near Danvera due to a low road mood. the award was $85. The court annulled the previous verdict.
The four men are exceptionally well known. One is the President, another four years ago his chief rival, a third served as Vice-President for four years, and the fourth is a nationally prominent governor. The country has four months to ponder them, weigh their characters, qualifies, and make up its mind.
Residents of Healinparg California adopted Ladle improvement plans after a town talk. A civic initiative created a new plaza seating, electric lighting, and street naming, with area boards and a driving fountain at a cost of $100. The changes moved ahead without raising taxes, except for two purposes related to fire protection.
A misjudged handling of eschloroforim leads to a near tragedy as a child swallows from an opened bottle meant for a dog. The article warns that family medicine chests need careful storage and a strong safety habit to prevent such accidents.
The text freights a xenophobic rumor about Chinese as foreign devils harming the soil and releasing evil spirits. It mentions mortality after a Rogtah state founding and claims Chinese are 65 puperuts, with fragmented references to granite and diatathyrated material.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Satxitd operation and the spread of ideas between Kindred and nearby areas. It mentions trifttex and imagi nery kinds that might have prevented issues and notes the plan of emirching the Scriptures has lost nonn.
A profile of William Woodville Rockhill hailed as a leading American diplomat and sinologist. He advised China policy as secretary to the president on a Pacific mission, spent decades studying Chinese, Sanskrit, and Tibetan languages, and published influential works including Land of the Lamas and Diary of a Journey in Mongolia and Tibet. He held key State Department roles, earned royal society honors, and translated Chinese sacred texts.
A veteran recalls the imminence of death during a tense moment before a crucial event. He and his comrades feel sober, then the mood shifts as the situation unfolds. The reflections center on the emotional impact of the approaching end and the pull of home and friends.
A lone soldier observes comrades dying around him in a bleak, improvised shelter. The mood shifts to a chilling sense of vengeance as a potential intimation of reprisal or death pervades the moment.
An article outlines declines in North American wildlife and the formation of the League of American Sportsmen to protect game. It cites leaders from New York, Wyoming, and major institutions, and notes actions from California where authorities preserved herds and promoted conservation through humane aims and gentlemanly conduct.
Illinois horticulturists led by G. Soverhill Dunlap and Bryant showcase the ilinobs apple at the Paris exposition winning a first prize for Illinois State Horticultural Society. Varieties include Ben Davis Grimes Golden Jonathan Salome Stark Willow Twig Winesap. Russia forest area claim noted alongside U S forest preservation sentiment and strawberry crop market concerns.
George Albro, born in Philadelphia, rose to prominence in Washington as a professional poker player famed for teaching poker to the Prince of Wales and entertaining Napolean III’s era. He earned the nickname Large Bettley of the country, mentored by a devoted wife who steered him toward real estate, now living retired after years on card tables.
Mrs. Cash of Athol Mn visited Brookside park Litely where a butterfly alighted on her hat. The insect settled and began laying eggs, attracting notice from passersby as Mrs. Cash wore the hat in public places.
Wool Bulletin 378 from the Michigan Expert highlights active demand for wool and Michigan's adaptability in Merino breeding. It notes Merino History in Michigan since 1828, praising Merino influence on quantity and quality of wool and its status as a standard for the world, with emphasis on crossbreeding and registry growth.
A damaged text describes Gama-Grea Gama-grass Tripsacum dactyloites as a perennial widespread from ecithern states to Connne Sicut Pennsylvania, once common in the South, largely reduced by grazing. It notes its coarse stalks and leaves, tall growth, seed joints, and potential hay value though not adopted for forage. notes planting spacing and uncertain reeds.
The article discusses the importance of grass and cereals for human and animal sustenance, touches on climate effects, and describes broomcorn millet derived from Panicum miliaceum, its cultivation in Europe, and its seeds and growth characteristics. It also briefly mentions carrots and their influence on digestion.
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