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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
13
A humorous but chaotic take on Casey at the Bat set in Boston. The crowd reacts as Casey steps up to the plate amid misplays and the pitcher’s strong throws. Casey ultimately strikes out as the crowd laments, ending with no joy in Boston.
Sir Henry Johnston with 100 Zansitars faced a fierce Mazal attack during explorations in Rest-Afrika. After a near desperate stand, he strapped a box of Tom Smiths fireworks to a mule and lit them on a mountainside, startling the enemy and lifting his men’s spirits as they repelled the assault.
The river and its charms at Oxford attract readers, cricketers, and boaters who seek shade and peace. The Cherwell’s quiet reaches offer scope for skiffs and sailing boats while backwaters hide the wary gunner and dangers of boating.
A garbled report identifies James B. Parker of New York City as the man who stood ahead of Crolgers during the shooting of Premet McKinney. Parker, described as a six foot tall figure, allegedly hurled McKinney to the ground after the second shot and had recently moved from New York to Hapiettian cate. The text is fragmentary and unrealized.
Canadian census figures show diminishing population growth. From 1871 to 1891 the population rose by 9 040, then 598 429 in the next decade, and 806 64 in the last. Canada has not reached five and a half million. Without faster migration despite agricultural advantages and land, emigration to South Africa or elsewhere is unlikely to resolve the issue.
A bizarre article notes a five foot otter species discovered from Guiana to Argentina named Theronura paranensis Ruegger. It describes oversized skin, tame behavior with a dog, and a keeper requesting it be let loose in the garden where it plays, guards food, and shows unusual traits.
A compact combination desk accessory nests a spring collar base that fits over an ink bottle neck to support a rack and a detachable wiper. Interchangeable wooden trip caps hold the wiper, while clamps secure both ends. A hinged cork plate grips the bottle cork for resealing after writing and can also grasp pen points for removal.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat writer reflects on the Mississippi River divulging how the swift current, heavy sediment, and shifting banks reshape towns and landscapes. He likens river dynamics to a riddle, noting artificial obstructions and boats diverting the current, yet the river persists toward the Gulf of Mexico.
A Long Islander profits from 37 acres of potatoes near Paxton Worcester area with yields aiming at 4500 bushels after selling at Worcester for 4 to 5 a barrel. Despite high debt, this venture suggests profitable potential on land once thought overworked and spurring local farmers to rethink farming methods and market options.
A Borneo traveler reports that dogs on riverbanks alert alligators by loud barking and yelping to draw them ashore. The dogs then retreat swiftly as the alligators surge toward the noise, a pattern the observer has seen repeatedly.
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