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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
7
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Bone powder for swollen feet corns bunions and burning feet. It urges readers to ask for Allen G. Cimetted Letty NY and notes free sample requests. Also mentions rail travel promos from Utah via Santa Fe and Chicago via the Great Western routes with schedule details.
An engineer from the electric plant in San Diego was found dead in the power house on Wednesday. He had reportedly received a shock of about seven thousand volts and his body was found twenty feet from the dynamo.
Report notes two Civil War cannons will be melted to cast a statue symbolizing peace. The project aims to greet visitors at a central location while comments suggest health benefits for visitors. The piece references Sidmeeh liters and potential naval health themes amid a fragmented, incomplete text.
J McCann, a farmer, shot J K Chiptey at Boomington Grove Texas after Chipley refused consent to McCann marrying his fourteen year old daughter. The case centers on an alleged motive tied to an improper marriage proposal.
An old pro ad claims W L Douglas shoes offer best quality for 3 50 direct from Brockton factory with nationwide retail stores and top wages. A Denver Post clipping notes a severe windstorm in Linecoln Melk on Tuesday with gusts up to seventy six miles per hour shattering windows and uprooting trees.
A vintage notice touts the Denver and Rio GrandeRailway Secure Route of the World. It highlights four daily express trains between Grand Junction and Denver with new dining cars sleeping cars and through service to Chicago. Passengers are urged to inquire at offices for tickets and details.
Report notes Special Censum Agents Pinecoffin and Danham believed drowned in Alaska. Incoming dispatches confirm their status and indicate census records for the agents are being processed as part of the incident follow up.
A garbled Rome dispatch reports a claimed discovery about Brijelet disease by Dr. Ovid Brown, once of New York. The page threads through health tonics and patent medicines, noting Cascar ets and Allen’s Foot Eaze, plus 19th century ad copy and fashioning a scattered mosaic of medical claims, advertisements, and world news snippets.
A tale recounted by Fred Julian follows a dramatic train encounter to York. A pretty passenger hides a runaway romance with a wealthy suitor, a clever elder matron aids an awkward moment, and the pair exchange cards vowing to meet in London, yielding a curious, fate‑stamped ending.
London papers note diverse responses to the war. A widow, mourning Tommy killed at Coleneo, consoles herself with a smile and wit, claiming his memory brings comfort and that newspapers and gifts will keep her comfortable amid the conflict.
Miss Edna Ginsport of Ohio writes about chronic illness and failed medical relief from physicians. A specialist reportedly said no medicine could help, but she found relief after trying Lycia E. Ss ang Vegetable prescribed by Mire Pink ham. She invites letters from others seeking details about her case.
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