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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
8
A sweeping account details how a single Bible and Testament society issue moved millions worldwide, with tall figures for copies, funds, and distribution. It traces the Welsh Bible effort in Balmy, the Bible Society’s vast reach, and cultural echoes from London to distant lands, highlighting the human thirst for faith and print.
A damaged 19th century ad fragment touts Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from severe morning back pain and kidney discomfort. It cites Albert, a painter, and casts the product as essential, urging readers to purchase at a big store on Washington Ave. The text mentions a Senate meeting and various officials, with warnings about possible dangers if not treated.
Odd fragmentary text details round trip air mail rates via Pacific routes with lines mentioning Ogden to Chicago and Minneapolis, and pricing like 55.00 to 75.06. The page includes garbled names and place references, plus political commentary about votes and regional conditions, all in a single noisy diary-like excerpt.
A writer proposes a scientific test to distinguish real apparitions from hallucinations by observer-induced eye pressure revealing two ghost outlines if objective. The article also notes wind driven lake motions, with swells from west and southwest creating eight foot rises near Buffalo as winds shift, affecting water levels and prompting continued study.
J W Bryan died today in Covington Kentucky while serving as lieutenant governor and leading attorney and prominent politician. The death in Wis anme is reported from Bindmead.
A garbled report describes revisions in a parliamentary style, mentioning the Proxhytery and a general committee’s work. It notes President Hameey and a Cublygeant figure, plus illness of a daughter delaying a cable set decision and a Cairo arrival.
In Cleveland, Senator Haw asserts Republicans will push for stronger efforts in forthcoming campaigns. He believes momentum can shift in Cuyahoga County next fall while acknowledging the statewide challenge to the party.
A confused trial narrative describes a woman who winked at the wrong moment, influencing jurors and the judge’s perception. The court produced a verdict of guilty after delays and improvised defenses, while the prosecutor lamented an outcome not aligned with expectations.
In Wisconsin and Tennessee regions the election process proceeded quietly Friday with judicial races drawing limited attention. Judge Line Becker appears to have secured a majority while William Rater of Janesville was not a candidate despite ticket placement. an amendment boosting supreme court justices from five to seven passed 2760 to 1285 in Milwaukee. Mayoral races in Oshkosh, Waukesha, Superior and Racine shifted Republican or Democratic control, with Madison retaining a Democratic ticket amid broader city shifts.
The article argues for personal liberty in wake times, urging late rising is acceptable in modern life. It warns against forcing routines on families, especially invalids and children, and promotes rest as essential. It also touches on pantomime history and Grimaldi's long stage career, noting earnings from performances.
A 19th century style ad proclaims boils stem from impure blood and heat, urging S. S. S. as a premier blood purifier. It cites spring eruptions, warns against misbeliefs about blood richness, and adds patient testimonials praising the remedy from The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta.
An OCR fragment mentions C100 from Merry Lane Land and a June 1828 date with burial at a churchyard. It includes a mix of local names, a veterinary line about poisons and antidotes, and a discussion of anesthetic experiments on animals, alongside a late medieval reference to gunpowder and a rude social observation about a girl.
The article lists a diverse act lineup for an upcoming exhibition with performers such as AL G. Biuld, Tarr Shinsky, Doc Quigley, Commy Nonvelly, Win, Murray, Bem teldmian, Tommy Hyde, Famous Faunt, and the Original Dipper quartet. Also mentioned are International Singing Congress, Tenpiens Travesty, and a family of aquattalian acrobats, with proceeds or pricing details noted for the event.
A fragmentary note describes Chinese reverence for jade and sculpture, noting traditional methods and the prized jewelry and ground works. It mentions a museum in Jordan housing choicest pieces and references renowned artisans and terms for precious materials.
A fragmented OCR grocery list notes multiple items from beef to flour and canned goods with inconsistent prices and quantities. The text includes references to California sugar, high potent products, Royal Crown, salmon, creamery, and various brands with quantities ranging from pounds to cans and boxes, but many entries are garbled or misspelled.
The ad touts a meat market promising high cleanliness as its top priority. It emphasizes fresh meats and consistent standards, urging customers to expect reliable, safe products. The text stresses meticulous hygiene and steady service, aiming to reassure shoppers.
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