04 Feb 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1880
Page
1
New York reports on potential gubernatorial contenders amid Grant's looming nomination, with Washburne denying candidacy while friends explore support. Hoyt resignations, commission status, and Indian service shifts color official circles and public reception.
A breezy foreign notes column reports a Meissen Saxony colliery explosion killing ten, wounding nine. a grave digger recalls a living victim in a Paris coffin. Papal miners comment on Parnell’s mission. St Petersburg records rising infectious mortality.
The Baltimore Bulletin prints a word by word interview with Geo. Q. Cannon, Utah Delegate in Congress, discussing polygamy policy, federal authority, European emigration, and Mormon progress. He defends Church leaders and notes Utah women dress plainly and educate children amidst steady societal improvement.
A Rochester advertisement by W. W. Lazarap offers a free recipe for a vegetable remedy claimed to cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and lung diseases plus nervous disorders. The notice requests a stamped mail request to Powers' Block Rochester N Y for German French or English instructions.
A diary of a newborn and its first year from January to December, detailing a frustrated infant’s perspective on parents, nurses, bottles, measles neighbors and a rival sibling. The child chronicles growing pains and daily irritations with vivid, humorous disdain.
A fragmentary exchange shows Miss Languiah questioning a rustic suitor who pretends to know novels. He clumsily replies he eats none but claims prowess with young passaig as a misheard boast. A famous beauty questions how she should rid herself of admirers.
Brief notice proclaims Attova Stoves guarantee full satisfaction. The text lists W. G. Cuttin at Main Bhy Uden and references paying the highest price for wheat oats and barley, though the OCR is garbled.
The piece surveys state power to prohibit interracial marriage post Civil War era. It cites Indiana Supreme Court and Judge Hughes in Virginia District Court, arguing states may abridge privileges of their own citizens as members of society while the 14th Amendment protects federally earned US privileges. It notes marriage as a public civil institution under state legislative control.
A dated, fragmentary natural philosophy and wit piece offers snippets on virtue money and romance. Jokes about self love and aging bachelor life mingle with proverbs and stray observations from a Boston church setting and a shopkeeper with a red head.
Eureka editor notes a horse named Dick on tour stock, once lively but worn by routine. He recalls a bay leader put on the route six months ago, now sluggish and spiritless, illustrating how horses die young under repetitive daily travel.
Public notice warns parents about a fraudulent medicine named Kaiser German Elixir touted for consumption and lung disease. It claims to be harmless and angelic, yet has killed thousands. Genuine bottles bear a Prussian coat and a doctor’s facsimile signature. Sold by Coase Laxettor Co as wholesale agents with samples in drug stores.
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