26 Jan 1881
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1881
Page
1
News from New York reports a major fire on Mott Street in a crowded area destroying a large building called the Big Flat and forcing police to move residents to safety. Across the country rivers rise and ice damage communities, with multiple incidents noted from Tennessee to Cincinnati and beyond.
Foreign notes report Windthorst's resolution on sacramental administration survives in the Prussian Lower House amid a government push. France suffers ship and boiler disasters with multiple fatalities. A massive European snowstorm halts traffic from London to Amsterdam, causing Thames flooding and coast wrecks.
The advertisement claims Gaves Access Lover cures dyspepsia and liver complaints. It asserts universal American suffering, recommends the product through druggists, and offers a sample bottle for ten cents with two doses said to relieve any case, regular price 75 cents.
Chicago January report describes a sweeping plan by the World Bay and allied powers to create a global telegraph network under Gen Eckert. New cables from England to Newfoundland and from California to Hawaii are proposed, linking the Americas, Pacific, and Atlantic routes with Asia and Australia. Jay Gould's interests and Bender’s London consolidation feature prominently in a continental scale framework.
Oldest Chicago settler Mr Gordon Hubbard recounts his 1818 start with the American Fur Company. He describes the voyage from Montreal to Mackinaw, encounters with traders, and the brutal execution he witnessed among a Canadian Indian tribe, ending with his return to Mackinaw and resignation.
The statement by William J. Coughlin of Somersills Massachusetts claims a severe lung illness in 1876 and 1811 hospital stay with a hole in the lung. He praises Dr William Hall's Balsam for lungs and credits two bottles with curing cough and restoring strength. He warns buyers to beware counterfeits and to ask for the balsam.
An old advertisement touts Shilor's Consumptive Care as the most successful cough remedy, claiming cures for cough bronchitis and consumption. It notes a money back guarantee and asks readers to try it, with prices and distributor J. McNutt & Co. in Ogden.
The City Council met January 21 1881 at City Hall with Mayor L J Nerrick presiding. A petition from W A Wade & Co and 40 merchants urged licensing all job wagons to curb winter competition and protect livelihoods. Other petitions supported licensing. referred to the Municipal Laws committee. The election polls were set for February at the City Hall with appointed judges. council adjourned to February 11 1851.
The London World criticizes Srvugiova Lonps as a nuisance in democratic Amelia and aristocratic England. It laments Lord Airlie’s efforts to stop the impostor who uses the name Lord Ogilvy and runs debts and swindles globally. Despite arrests, the con artist resurfaces, duping tradesmen while the real Lord Ogilvy serves with the Tenth Hussars in India.
Une Brawa's Cough Balsam marketed as relief for coughs and colds. The product description highlights soothing action and aims to ease throat irritation with a simple remedy.
An 181 era advertisement touts Dr Green's Oxygenated Listers as a cure for dyspepsia biliousness malaria indigestion and all stomach disorders claiming to purify blood kidneys liver and skin conditions. The text presents bold medical efficacy for a wide range of ailments.
A fragmented note references More's Liver Pints as cathartic regulators with unclear context and date. The text is garbled and provides no verifiable event, location, or person details beyond the phrase.
An 18th century remedy claim notes Dusye's Carazna Sucre as a cure for catarrh and all mucous membrane affections. The text reads as an old patent medicine assertion with unspecified ingredients and no verifiable clinical support.
For sale by all dealers in medicine in Ogden and Utah del. History hints at a medicinal remedy sale listing across western regions with Brown's brand. The notice mentions Ogden Utah and distribution through druggists, indicating a regional medical advertisement.
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