30 Aug 1879
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1879
Page
1
Termarly Chief Turtle Cepress Court notes ArS k Fourth Street incident involving MLE Williams. The fragment mentions legal action and a location on Fourth Street, but details are incomplete.
In Canal Room dispatches Aug 26 Ammon's statement shows Grant taking a keen interest in surveys and route viability for a Nicaragua ship canal. The World notes possible renewal of concessions to Americans and De Lesseps tied steps. Reports also cover Vanderbilt garden issues, San Francisco riot risk, and other national items.
Reports from various cities recount a French envoy to greet Emperor William in Metz prior to his visit. In Oprssa two prisoners sentenced to hang for explosives plots were executed at Nicolaicil. three nihilists were hanged at Caesan. Moss Smith boat race scheduled between three and six pm at Rankin notes. Paris dispatches suggest Prince Jerome Napoleon’s manifesto is likely rumor based on conversations with friends. Thomas Tandy, wealthy Athboy County proprietor, shot dead at his doorway.
In Chicago and major cities, trade and industry rebound as manufacturing hires thousands, mining and real estate investments rise, and gold and silver mining opens up. Fashion shifts to hoop skirts and panier designs, lifting dress standards. Sidewalks fill with workers, buildings rise, and demand for goods expands into rural areas. The piece applauds restored confidence, currency reform, and a hopeful path to national prosperity.
News by mail reports widespread diphtheria in Lewiston and Auburn amid adult cases, a safekeeping note scamming residents, and mentions of multiple August events. It covers wheat yields in St Joseph and Fontain counties, suicides and accidents in various cities, elections shifts in Kentucky, a Des Moines to Marion railway plan, and violent crimes from Urbana to Davenport with deaths and escapes.
A fragment from a late 19th century column blends dialect satire on domestic disputes with stage notes and a mock tragedy. It pairs comic talk about shotgun remedies in a rival romance with snippets of a dramatic sequence and a brief foreign news update.
A report notes Evia railroad president Jewett's salary cut to 55000 per year. Prince Bismarck plans a Vienna visit mid September to discuss affairs with Count Andrassy. Count Anthany vows active parliamentary life after leaving office. Afghan intriguer Gamad Tl Din is relocated to Bjeddah. Baron Haymenle may follow Andrassy as successor. Tadwig Vogel, Swiss painter, is dead. Philadelphia Mayor Stokely reports Houufort NC aid request for victims of the 18th storm.
A varied column notes Sara Bernhardt not as a moral exhibit and references a shark bite lecture at Long Branch. It mentions dried apples in St Louis and a fashion quip about blondes. Garibaldi's 12 year old daughter saved a drowning man at Civita Vecchia. Rev Pogson of Bridgeport hopes his son will distinguish himself, and a circus talk interrupts a father’s heaven discussion.
The report catalogs a range of complaints including indigestion liver issues nervous debility and stomach pains. It notes symptoms such as headaches cough dizziness sour stomach eruptions and palpitations as associated with dyspepsia. It emphasizes digestive distress and related systemic discomfort as the core issue.
Price one dollar per bottle delivered free. Patients may consult by letter answering seven questions about identity, health, and case details. Enclose one dollar as consultation fee. Letters to Dispensatory 1217 Filbert Street Philadelphia. A H Welmbold, druggist and chemist.
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