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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
8
Dispatch from Manila dated April 10 notes Governor Tull has traveled to Bayou following illness. A physician’s report says illness is improving and recovery is expected. Country officials confirm no further complications and anticipate a return to duties soon.
A garbled historical clipping describes political denouncements and border tensions involving Korea and Russia, with scattered references to U S exclusions, fires, and troop movements. It also mentions April events in multiple cities, and the death of Ellie Hall, a noted dramatic critic.
An Ogden resident cites lasting kidney pain and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure. The ad claims the pills wash and purify kidney secretions, offering relief after other remedies failed. Distributed by Milburn So. and posters nationwide, the tag line warns to "take no substitute."
A church concert by the German Brangelles choir at the Congregational Church is set for Wednesday April 14 featuring piano solos by Liszt and Chopin, violin selections, vocal solos, and a wandering notes program. Proceeds support church activities. program includes a mix of classical pieces and choral numbers performed by listed soloists and ensembles. The advertisement also touts travel promos and cold remedies alongside concert details.
A Stockholm based account details Sweden’s growing telephonic system first built across the Nordic Peninsula and extending from Stockholm to Malmo and beyond. The General Telephone Company and the government monopoly serve tens of thousands of subscribers with expanding lines. future plans include cross-border links to Moscow Berlin and Paris, and a push toward near universal village connectivity as wires spread to Lapland.
Fragmentary historical note traces worship of the moon across ancient cultures. References to Egyptian, Greek, Druids and other peoples mention lunar deities, calendar rituals, and temple sites. The text notes connections between moon worship and gods such as Thoth and Hyperion, with unclear passages on rites and celestial order.
In Derbyshire England a curious relic at an old hall recalls a bygone custom. Guests at a Ware Tonnaina feast included a tale of a guest who refused wine and was subjected to a staged punishment as a goblet was poured and he faced mock humiliation.
The text presents a garbled depiction suggesting satirical or critical commentary on imperial administration, colonial logistics, and exoticized subjects. It references a viceroy, courtly dining, and "puddings" amid a chaotic narration with scattered names and locations, implying a disrupted traveler’s account or editorial parody.
Readable portions describe a chaotic scene with misread headlines and garbled dialogue. The text references Baltimore American and Chicago News style snippets, but most content is incoherent. It mentions mysterious names and nonsensical phrases, suggesting an OCR error filling a page with stray quotes and broken sentences.
A fragmentary, nontidy piece recounts an English sculptor Jough and his early privations in London. It describes frugal living, coal shortages, torn shirts used to fashion a clay figure, and nights spent beside his sculpture. It includes a mock dialogue about ambitions and beauty amid hardship.
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