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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
16
A Chicago paper describes mud hens from the Green and Illinois rivers, also called hen frit or Virginian rail, as a May seasonal delicacy. Egg hunters gather up to 800 dozen eggs in a season, selling to restaurateurs and confectioners at about six cents a dozen. Most eggs are harvested in Pike or similar counties, with a ready Chicago market and easy supply.
A discussion on ranking the era’s leading figures from science to arts. The piece notes Darwin and Jenner among the top ten, laments excluding artists, and argues any list reflects judgment and depth. It suggests future generations may choose differently, urging readers to think deeply.
Henry Fawcett and Sir Edward Russell are recalled in a tale of gallery meetings and a remembered line about looking after a father, while in Seattle a 14 007 pile raft is being built and towed to Japan. The raft will be 38? feet long and 34 feet in diameter with vast lumber.
Fragmentary report references Chinese and British positions and officers, with mention of friendly adoption and wartime terms. The legible bits suggest a briefing on Allied coordination and troop movements involving China and Britain, but specifics remain unclear.
Local notices warn that ointments containing mercury can destroy the sense and damage the nervous system. Health guidance advises avoiding unverified preparations and trusting reputable sources. The piece also references various patent medicines and quack cures with dubious claims and questionable ingredients.
Brivis Young College plans a one year program in elementary studies with a mission focus on grammar geography and teaching. It lists facilities including three buildings a modern class area a museum and library and advertising a baseball and athletics program along with library fees and a Norman training section.
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