10 Sep 1879
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1879
Page
1
The brief fragment references KE and WILLIAMS in a Permerly Chiattesils Supreme Court matter involving Williams.
Washington dispatch reports the Sherman faction of the administration is disgruntled over the Saratoga convention. Wheeler is criticized amid rumors he seeks Kernan’s senate seat and may align with Conkling allies to gain support. Debates over Canary neutrality and Cuban refugees surface in Madrid, while Henry J. Guiley's murder trial draws heavy local attention.
Foreign notes report raised state of siege in the Bulgarian districts of Itastrad Shumila and Osman Bazar. Romanian interior minister warns chambers of precautions for threatened famine in Argos and Olt Gold Talk. Transportation and finance items follow with gold shipments and a confused rumor about Bismarck.
A quarrel unfolds between a fashionable wife and her athletic husband over dinner attire. The husband argues for showing his arms as the wife reveals neck and shoulders, insisting on equal display in the evening dress setting.
A travelogue celebrates the Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence, detailing island scenery, underwater flora and fauna, fishing, and park grounds like Thousand Island Park and Westminster Park. The writer urges longer stays, notes weather, and previews a descent to Montreal.
New York Herald excerpts Betsey Patterson Bonaparte letters suppressed by the Baltimore Bonaparte family. The notes reveal her selfish pride and worldliness over her son Jerome Bonaparte’s marriage plans with Miss Williams, daughter of a Baltimore merchant. The letters discuss delaying the marriage to favor her ambitions, reflecting her fierce worldly outlook.
An illegible advert promises a free remedy for youth errors and decay. It cites a missionary discovery in South America and names unlikely contacts in New York, including a claimed inventor.
Advertises $12 a day for all ages with simple entry and flexible hours. Claims easy, presgant work with fast money and no required experience. Encourages sending aldren to Truer Coy in Augusta Maine to start soon.
The passage links headaches shoulder pain cough dizziness sour stomach eruptions bad taste in the mouth heart palpitations kidney region pain and many other painful symptoms as offspring of dyspepsia. It frames these complaints as connected to digestive trouble and suggests a systemic impact.
The text touts a remedy that stimulates the liver bowels and kidneys to health, cleanses the blood of impurities, and imparts vigor to the entire system. A single trial is claimed to convince the hesitant of its valuable qualities.
An advertisement offers medical consultation by mail for one dollar. It requests name, address, age, sex, occupation, marital status, measurements, health history, and photos. Patients are promised a diagnosis and opinion on a possible cure from Dispensatory, Filbert Street, Philadelphia, with physicians attending to correspondents.
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