04 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
1
A garbled report discusses Paine's Celery Compound and various medical claims. It mentions a senator, a dining incident, and references to digestion and health, but the text is highly corrupted with many unreadable phrases and mis-ordered words.
A garbled report cites Roosevelt addressing trust issues and the role of Jews in business and politics. It mentions Celery Compound, Paine's Celery, and references to trusts, corporations, and governmental powers. Contains scattered names and places, but overall unclear.
A reader letter quotes Dr Robert M D Roberts praising Peruna for catarrh relief. The piece extols Peruna as a universal internal remedy with testimonials from multiple doctors and patients, detailing personal cases and urging readers across the United States to try the product and secure endorsements from physicians.
A fragmented report outlines a fight over antitrust actions and injunctions involving Worthen Securities Company and related rail and packing interests. It describes state and federal tensions, court actions, and potential policy shifts as authorities weigh remedies against alleged price manipulation and market dominance.
Fragmented OCR text alleges a guaranteed cure for Pilox Teching with refunds by the manufacturer. It mentions a “Reliever Hel ing Turbuntly” and asserts no guaranteed cure exists. The passage is garbled and contains unclear names and products, making precise details difficult.
A brief, unclear item reports electric horse clipping and a duutist improved electriy vlip bot, dated Mon Tay, with mentions of Thursen and dogs at Geahan's Livery. Details are fragmented and sources lack coherence.
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