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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1880
Page
4
Harmony mill workers in Cohoes were paid off with two weeks' earnings retained by the company under a notice rule. Workers were expelled from company houses and meals denied at company boarding houses while the dispute heads to court.
The Herald reports a flood of political chatter from Edinburg to St Petersburg. Edinburg election contests heat up with Gladstone favored. Edmunds and other party figures face uncertain fates amid the Chicago convention buildup.
A Chilean force of about 16 000 with cavalry and artillery lands at Domnilo and near Ilo, with a 3 000 strong advance further south. A Peruvian force around 10 000 holds inland as coastal operations unfold. A naval action develops at Arico with the Manco Capne monitor engaging Chilean ships after a bombardment and the Magallanes reported injured.
The Ogden Seminary under Prof. L. F. Monell displayed progress across physiology anatomy hygiene natural philosophy grammar history algebra and more. Prominent citizens witnessed the success and urged the need for a higher central school in Ogden City.
The article reports on Milne of Tokio detecting feeble earthquake shocks with sensitive microphones and on Pasteur claiming to attenuate virulence in fowl cholera through cultured viruses. It also notes ancient butter in an alabaster vase staying fresh after 2000 years and discusses geothermal temperature rise with depth, predicting boiling points at deep depths.
Paterson weaver Charles Price presents a handkerchief woven from raw silk cocoon tissue without dyeing or spinning. The textile is unusually fine, soft, pliable, and shows a handsome pattern. Each piece is a rare specimen of skill and craft from the silk mille.
A New York truckman promotes moving furniture to show items at their best. The ad pledges careful handling and efficient placement to showcase the customer’s furniture in the best light.
In a quiet New England Shaker town, May unveils spring as apple blossoms burst, the girl rejoices with her father in a serene garden view. Oriole songs, fieldwork, and tranquil streets frame a moment of calm before daily labor resumes.
A Cincinnati Commercial note describes the Sun and Moon painted on a high Tennessee rock below Nashville. The origin is unknown with theories of ancient work by the red brother and possible ascent by grape vine rope. The feature supposedly endures for future ages on the cliff face.
guidance lists childrearing rules emphasizing instant obedience, calm discipline, consistency, avoiding anger, not rewarding cries, teaching truth, avoiding gossip, and fostering benevolence. It urges parents to model self control, fair punishments, and patience to build lasting goodness.
An old classified style notice from W McNutt & Co and O G Ormsby promote a speed and positive cure for canker mouth and throat issues. The ad mentions nasal injector offer and a price around 50, listing wholesale and retail druggists in Logan Utah and urging use for better health.
A chaotic scene described with vivid detail as fighters seize a comrade and drag him by the hair in a rough confrontation. Eyewitnesses recount a struggle lasting moments before authorities intervened.
In Canterbury I visit the deserted cathedral and reflect on how its vast, dim space shapes thoughts of civilization and personal destiny. Alone before the high altar, I ponder heritage, faith, and the forces that form a man beyond mere daily life. April
The writer accuses farmers of letting boys lay snares on fields, destroying many birds annually. They urge equitable arrangements to teach that lawful game on farms yields more export income than the riots of snaring.
The article discusses luck in whist, arguing luck evens out over time and that steady play with affordable bets brings the sharpest pleasure. It warns against overbetting to chase losses and endorses legitimate whist as healthy, intellectually stimulating recreation.
A dry goods dealer asks what the dog wants while a big Newfoundland disrupts the shop. The customer answers simply the dog is muzzlin. The brief exchange captures a humorous moment as the animal unsettles merchandise.
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