28 Aug 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1880
Page
1
Early morning robbery on Third Avenue line near Bowery leaves Parker the driver and several passengers robbed of watches and money. A passenger is dragged from the car and beaten in the street amid a broader collection of reports from Celestial riot, Ute treaty tensions, and sensational gunplay.
Reports detail the murder of Dr. Parsons and his servant by Circassian assailants near Ismet, with authorities transferring suspects to Ottoman and British officials. Constantinople amplifies alarm as Moslem discontent rises and protests threaten stability, while various European and American notes describe diplomatic moves, storms, elections, and notable deaths.
Provo Woolen Mills are turning out large quantities of Cloths Flannels beans Lingeys Blankets and other goods and sending them to their agent John C Cutler in Salt Lake City Buyers should inspect their goats before sending east They use no cotton in their flannels or shoddy in their cloths.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a McCormick self binding context near a De area with unclear references. Not enough readable facts to identify place names, dates, or outcomes.
Scrambled OCR notes describe a nerve meeting and multiple incidents affecting men and teams. The fragment references places like Theamadalara and Kruices with mentions of Bures and Sercatehea and a list of others.
The narrator spends a fortnight with a rural Southern family living in an old fashioned colonial mode. He describes a "blue light federalist" father, educated yet scientifically naive views, and two daughters of striking health and dignity. The house shows time’s passage, preserved by vines and sentiment, while modern life remains absent. The piece contrasts Northern modernity with a lingering old life.
A man suffers digestive distress until he uses Brewy's Persix Tosa, which provides immediate relief by stimulating active digestion. The product is marketed by W. Dilver & Sul and J. W. McNutt & Co.
The report shows Russia leading Europe in birth rate at 48.8 per 1000, with illegitimate births 2.92 of total. City rates reach 13.89 versus 2.37 in villages, and infant mortality over 26 percent before age one. Marriage rates and widows' remarrying patterns vary by faith.
The guide warns against overfeeding and neglect, stressing regular feeding aligned with milking. It advises summer pasture oversight, supplemental fodder, and avoiding forcing cows to produce extra milk. It stresses feeding to each cow’s preference, monitoring intake, and careful water access and individual needs.
The article argues that letting a cow and her first calf roam together teaches bad milking habits. It warns that alternately nursing and weaning disrupts the cow, trains her to milk irregularly, and can lead to a permanently fragrant udder and poor future milk yield. It stresses consistent milking of cows after calving to avoid these problems.
The secretary of the navy received a letter from a treasury auditor stating four years of Navy Department disbursements totaling 70 541 710 36 show no officer defaulted and no government funds lost. The piece laments public office corruption, cites reforms urged by Harper’s Weekly, and commends the Navy Department under Secretary Thompson for integrity.
The article argues against the widely held Aryan origin theory and supports an American Continent cradle of humanity. It cites J W Reedhouse’s critique, claims tropical Polar origins, cites Rudolph Falk’s finds in Central America, and references expeditions by French and New York benefactors to bolster revelation over established geology.
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