11 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
1
A fragment appears to promote confidential correspondence with a female letter-writer claiming decades of experience aiding women with private medical concerns. The text suggests the writer can reassure patients by sharing grateful testimonials and presents herself as a discreet confidante.
A reader recounts suffering from organic gynecological disorders and severe symptoms. After consulting physicians and avoiding surgery, she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports relief, claiming it restored health and aided recovery. The ad promotes the product as a long standing remedy for female ailments and related complaints.
An old advertisement for Ogden Steam Laundry Co promotes dry cleaning and laundering services. It boasts whiteness in goods, thorough cleansing, and general laundry work with a city presence and a contact phone number.
April 10 at Tyne, prominent figures spoke on labor, industry, and political issues at the American Academy of Political and Social Science gathering. Samuel Gompers and Charles Neill led discussion on trusts, competition, and government action. Judge Grosseup called for corporate policy aligned with public trust while warning against excessive state control.
Washington April 1 A scorched parchment linked to a 1897 Hyde Benson agreement was admitted as evidence by the defense to challenge alleged secret understandings about public lands. The report notes the judge and others pursuing steps to access California land office records and advance habeas proceedings in related matters.
New York April 10 Anni Gouhd recording announcement states she will sail for Europe tomorrow aboard the Allenman 86. Prince de Sagon, who was mentioned in uly, books to remain in New York several days longer. Gould boarded the Atlantic liner late tonight, accompanied by Mrs Tyler Morey. Rumors of a possible marriage circulating but no confirmation available. Authorities weigh pay for heat and regulatory steps, affecting national policy pending passage in The Nora Meutha legislature.
In Pensacola Florida a strikebreaker party from the Poncatola Blochia company sparked a violent clash with union supporters. Bottles were thrown and sticks used as the mob attacked the strikebreakers near the ear sheds. Police were slow to respond as a large crowd barricaded a negro house and forced a long dispersal operation. The mayor issued a proclamation and the board of public safety mobilized to restore order while strikebreakers moved toward the city fair tonight. Benjamin Commons urged dispersal to end the unrest.
Washington reports show representatives of large commercial interests testifying before the House on the Aldrich currency bill. They argued the measure would not help and could damage business, with speakers including Victor Merawels of New York and others from Detroit Philadelphia and New York. The hearing was to be resumed.
In Highmore April night Major Melver, a farmer, held a town area after an attempted levy by Deputy Short Kigpan brock. Kupenbrock confronted Melver near his home, the hammer fell during a struggle. Melver fled to a friend’s house and remained hidden until noon Wednesday, when authorities surrounded the residence.
A garbled dispatch notes 59000 workers in Southern Germany facing work stoppages due to failed wage negotiations between builders and painters. In New York, April 16 Leslie Mt Blaw, former secretary of the treasury and president of the Carneute Trust Company, reportedly was slated to speak tonight with tentative plans announced.
The text is a fragmented, promotional excerpt about a product called The Farmer’s Wife churn healing discovery. It claims to cleanse the stomach, improve digestion, and cure various ailments from foul breath to skin issues, presenting dubious medical benefits and offering a free copy of extracts from medical authorities.
A garbled 1910 government note discusses penalties suspended until January and an amendment to a constitutional provision. It cites President Budus Wilay and Attorney General Bonnaparts proposing that enforcement actions may proceed under the commerce and anti-trust framework, with the justice department authorized to institute proceedings to enforce the provision across federal courts.
April 40 pecky McFarkony and Sony Britt prepare for an eight round main event at the Colm open air arena. Both fighters were weighed near the limit and ready to contest for the lightweight title under Marquis of Queensberry rules. An eight round prelim between Anti La Grate and Sick Hardy is also scheduled with local betting dynamics centered on Britt.
An Ogden resident reports dramatic relief from back ache and rheumatism after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought the product at Badcon's drug store and was advised to wash it as directed. The testimonial claims ongoing benefit and recommends the pills, noting price and dealer details.
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