24 Nov 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1880
Page
1
To the trade. Work with established reputation that can be handled with satisfaction. Bend for designs and prices to Robinson Wagon Co, Mely Cincinnati.
Domestic notices from Washington and beyond report promotions and appointments, with Gen Miles tied to a signal officer post and various infantry moves. Additional items cover a forged arrest in Pittsburgh, a murdered infant in Chicago, and a large private hotel project on Michigan Avenue.
A wide excerpt reports heavy snow in Ontario with English coast gales, political races in Chattanooga and Alabama, a Chicago opera house project, a Shrewsbury town hall fire, and St Louis population figures. Other notes include Ireland bribery attempts, grain trade, a Pittsburg gun factory fire, a Brooklyn cabinet gun plant,の ship losses, and various U S political and diplomatic updates.
Reports from Kharda describe a heavy loss on both sides as they attacked Persians at Urumiah on the luth inst. The Kharda were repulsed, the village burned, and 209 inhabitants massacred during retreat. Other items note French Exocumists on America and unrest in Ireland with firearms thefts and raids as tensions mount.
The Brooklyn editor Kenward Philp faces forgery accusations tied to a Chinese letter. Described as a witty, troublesome figure with ties to Thomas Kingsella and the Brooklyn Eagle, Philp's late career spanned dramatic, humorous pieces for Norman Monroe and the Dramatic News. His antics include river ferry pilfery, street pranks, and lurid caricatures, marked by a volatile but brilliant press persona.
A collection of brief reports dated November 19 covers political suspense in Ireland, the death of Trinkett the trotter filly dam, census results for St Louis, a coastal steamer sinking, and a farm custodian shot by a trespasser in Linesies.
John C. Cutler, agent, advertises a selection of plain canvas, blankets, and various felts and linens. He lists many woolen fabrics including plain canvas at 85 cents yard and dozens of flannels and shawls for immediate sale.
A fragmented ad style note praises Dr. Winchell's Teething Bup as a sought after remedy for infants. The passage urges readers to buy from druggists and mentions Dragelets and Dele as channels, conveying confident endorsement and convenience.
In Minneapolis a French manufacturing chemist plans a laboratory to extract valuable acid from vast candy operations. The project, once imported from France, will serve dyers chemists and druggists, turning a nuisance into a profitable local enterprise.
Investigators traced a tainted milk operation yielding 30 000 pounds daily. Fifteen batter factories were found in working order using soapone lard tallow and other substances. Sanitary officials warn many products were adulterated, causing taste revolts and consumer complaints while dairy firms face scrutiny.
A garbled fragment mentions efforts to remove traces of a threat leaving health and safety intact. It references individuals or groups and a sense of reassurance that outcomes are satisfactory, though many details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR line lists trainers and companies including We Mai eCo and Wane & Co along with drugs and liquor. It mentions a time phrase 2-46 and PMUORET and references def. The text is incomplete and scattered without a clear event or outcome.
An obscure entry describes an individual named Napoo Watt steering a family effort toward a bold plan involving Golag Hatn and an agentatore Uteb. Details remain fragmentary.
An old herbal remedy promoting Flowers Tea for dyspepsia liver issues and various stomach and heart symptoms promises relief. It claims affordability with remedies sold through local druggists and retailers, touting low price and universal sip relief.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a long trusted cough and lung health remedy. It claims rapid relief after three doses, notes two million yearly tables sold, and urges consumers to exchange grain for goods.
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