13 Sep 1879
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1879
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference F. Richards and W. Williams tied to a case at a Peery Block office. Names appear with partial titles tied to court proceedings and a Fifth Street area context.
Reports from Washington and New York describe a tense election climate with Republicans gaining Senate control and governors, Maine’s results seen as Blaine's leverage, and strategic moves by Bland, Hancock, and Tilden factions. Observers weigh legislative goals, party unity, and potential shifts in leadership amid nationwide contest.
An aid appeal from Memris requests money provisions and blankets for federal soldiers and residents. The report notes ten new fever cases eight deaths and forecasts frost with business halted until winter. The relief association led by T Hill captain 9th Illinois Cavalry and secretary T B Millard signed the appeal.
The carpenters in Paris have struck for higher wages and shorter hours. The death of Theophile Christopher Harless, German theologian, is announced. Cushing & Stark of Salisbury New Brunswick suspended with liabilities around 50 000 dollars. Captain John Short of Montreal assigned with liabilities about 60 000 dollars. Charlebers & Co of Montreal contractors failed with liabilities near 30 000 dollars. Union leaders in Ashton England fear a strike. mill operators believe a reduction in production may occur. Slaveholders in Oldham England propose running mills on short time or closing to pressure the Liverpool cotton market.
Last week a worker digging a well on John Walker’s property near Albany Georgia shouted for the bucket and was drawn up trembling with wide eyes. The earth gave way exposing a hidden stream below and water rushed up. He escaped unharmed though tears mixed with the water.
Telegraph dispatches report the Russian ambassador arriving amid a push for talks between Bismarck and Gortschakoff. Amnestied communists arrive in Paris. Cuban exile moves prompt Spain to plan troop dispatches. Parnell wind strategy prompts global snappers, while Afghanistan tensions slow on Cabul. Exposition opens in Sydney with world entries and aquatics challenges. Kabul unrest and UK labor tensions signal a tense autumn, with cotton strikes looming as workers face wage cuts.
The passage lists numerous conditions and symptoms such as nervous debility headaches stomach issues and heart palpitations as offspring of dyspepsia. It mentions pains in the shoulders kidneys chest and a sour stomach alongside eruptions and bad taste. The tone resembles a medical claim tying digestive distress to broad bodily symptoms.
An advertisement claims a remedy that cures moral errors and loss of manhood promising a cure for youth’s indiscretions. It offers a self addressed envelope to the Key Joseph T. Inman in New York City for further details and a mail back form.
The notice warns workers about a fraudulent recruitment scheme promising £2 per day and easy work. It urges caution and lists a false company name TRUE & GU. and a vague address. The text mentions demanding action, but provides no legitimate verification of employment.
The readable parts discuss money making, planning tours, and evaluating online platforms. It mentions Meta, a venture by outlining steps for a business, with references to inviting help and public notices. The fragmentary style limits clear facts or events.
An 19th century medical advertises Helmbold's Budhy as a remedy to cleanse the blood, stimulate the stomach and torpid organs, and restore vitality. It claims a single trial proves its value and health benefits.
A Philadelphia drugsist advertises disease consultation by letter for one dollar. Patients submit full personal details including name, age, occupation, health history, and photos if requested. Letters addressed to Dispensatory at 217 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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