04 Oct 1879
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1879
Page
1
KR Williams formerly Chief Justice seeks current address at Fourth Street. Further details unavailable in readable text.
Herald Special from London identifies the forger as William Ranggold a US born cooper and former navy staff enlistee. He forged paymasters’ names in Washington and England and lived in luxury at East Lodge Hemel Hampstead while committing crimes. He faces arraignment for Glynn Mills & Co forgery and related England forgery.
A dispatch notes the Russian emperor suffers daily fatigue and worsens. the foreign office weighs creating a French chamber of commerce abroad and aiding consulates with commercial agents. Rinderpest sweeps Hessian Poland with virulence. further steps aim to prevent its introduction into Germany.
A St. Petersburg report states twenty five major political prisoners will face trial in October. Included are Mireki the alleged assailant of Gen. Orenelh and the coachman who drove the shooter of Gen. Mesentoff. Also named are Weimar and Bogdanovitch tied to Salorieff, linked to the czar’s shooting.
Our regular correspondent reports Montreal as a slow town with a single horse car line and a 150000 population. From Mont Royal views to Notre Dame Cathedral, the Windsor Hotel, and a courteous Irish porter named Matthew, the piece contrasts Commonwealth grandeur with American bustle and fashion notes from New York in September.
A London paper recounts a Dublin meeting of the British Association where Cu cchino's dog, living on a boat, tracked a Desenzano steamer’s route. After observing the craft, the dog traveled to Desenzano, reached Riva, and returned home with apparent satisfaction. He then refused further trips, having proven the plan and its outcome.
Providence Press notes George is five years old and calls himself a kid saying I’m a kid and I know what kind of kid I am. His mother agrees it is good for a child of that age.
A quirky phrase notes a man who jokes at will and rarely without a grin. The aside hints at habit and timing in playful behavior.
A collection of quips and musings from a bygone era. A girl in Ithaca defines an elephant oddly. A candidate mocks an opponent. A pun compares a pretty girl and a night-cap. Mini anecdotes cover God, flies, riding delays, and marital advice amid foggy, old newspaper prose.
A medical note lists headache, shoulder pain, cough, dizziness, sour stomach, eruptions, bad taste, heart palpitations, kidney area pain and many other painful symptoms as offspring of dyspepsia, underscoring the broad impact of digestive distress.
The text argues that idleness brings weariness rather than joy. It notes that those who must work value rest, while a life of constant amusement grows exhausting. It concludes that leisure without labor lacks happiness and that people who quit business to seek ease often return to work to escape indolence.
Starry Edmond returns a fallen cane to an old man after an accidental stumble. The exchange prompts a debate among friends about true gentility and politeness beyond appearance, as one boy defends the old man’s dignity against rough play and clothes.
Ani stimulates the torpid liver bowels and kidneys to real action cleansing the blood of impurities and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system A single trial will be sufficient to convince the most hesitating of its valuable remedial qualities.
A humorous note from a street scene tells of two beggars with misread signs. A man labeled deaf and dumb stands with shoe strings around his neck. A passerby drops a nickel and learns the deaf beggar asks about the strings, prompting the blind man to realize he has the wrong sign.
An 1800s style advertisement offers at home medical consultation for one dollar, requesting name, address, age, sex, occupation, marital status, measurements, illness duration, and health details. It promises physicians’ attention and a candid cure opinion from Filbert Street Philadelphia.
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