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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
4
A chaotic session in the Washington house witnessed crowded galleries and tense debate. Reports describe heated exchanges over appointments and procedural moves, with observers noting intense partisan rhetoric and scrutiny of the speaker’s rulings.
Prof. Geo W Watson spoke at the Baptist church on Courtship and Marriage in Bible Lands. He analyzed Orient customs, linking them to Bible allusions while challenging popular superstition and certain religious interpretations.
A long lasting painful skin condition on hands caused by unspecific sores troubled a patient for years. Three doctors offered no relief and one doctor feared touching the affected area. After applying an unknown treatment, soreness disappeared and hands became smooth.
A Chicago reader describes years of failed doctor visits for itching and painful hands blamed on dye-house work. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for three days, hands peeled and improved. The writer endorses the products and hopes the Tatler helps others.
Readers learn that a warm bath with Cuticura Soap provides relief and restful sleep for tired mothers and irritable infants. The ad claims soothing emollients aid comfort and gentle care for home use.
Fragmentary text discusses laws, trials, and experts with references to Chinist and Ruesia. Mentions Brvorfagce with Mukvle Lies and a public event where Watson will speak. Includes an address and phone number for a contact, 2582 Wash, Opn. Tdbeary, with unclear specifics.
A New York burlesque company announced to perform at the city theatre next Friday night. The roster features stage names and a chorus of dancers described with ornate, period style language. The show promises visual spectacle and risque humor characteristic of the era, aiming to attract a broad audience in the venue’s ornate setting.
A chaotic scene last evening centered on a bogus bill case near Twenty fifth Street where a check was disputed and multiple men were questioned. Frank Thompson and Davies Metoraick gave names at the station, while officers described a tense gathering and alleged migrencyms as the crowd dispersed near a paint shop. The incident involved accusations of deception and a potential counterfeit scheme with the men under scrutiny.
Robert M. Pringle was acquitted yesterday in federal court at Lake City on charges of using the pall for frauds and prying into notices to various people. The trial also involved 0 K Parley, linked to the scheme, and Farley, who later took his own life after the case moved forward.
Oakland April 12 fire swept an orphanage as four invalid children were saved by their companions. Firefighters faced water shortages delaying rescue, with the building heavily damaged and feared unsafe. Destruction reported at the Home for Invalid Children, motive unknown.
In New York on April 12 miners and operators clashed over two wage proposals as talks aimed at a peaceful settlement stall. Officials say no formal acceptance is likely until a formal reply is issued, with a miners convention possible if no accord is reached. Meanwhile Naples endures worsening volcanic ash and falling temperatures as Vesuvio continues to erupt.
A powerful cyclone struck Bugds Texas near Bertram injuring about thirty and killing two. The same day seven tornadoes touched down in Kansas near Great Head and Stafford, causing widespread damage to farms, homes, churches, and businesses. injuries and property losses were reported, with crews assessing wrecked buildings and downed lines.
A speaker discusses Russian peasant life contrasting it with German and Latin concepts. He cites ignorance among Kursians and describes peasant crafts like spoons and cigarette holders, quoting Mrs Farnsathys remarks on worker samples and the work by HET posit and the Matormeet projects.
Fragmentary text reports a planned presidential address and remarks about the remains of Joe Vaal Senne from a temporary burial. The garbled OCR references Apnapalis, cadens gros, and unclear events surrounding the ceremony and attendees.
An interpellation in the chamber of deputies prompts Minister Sethau to threaten action against postmen if strikes persist. Government officials claim readiness to dismiss striking workers and suspend rail and postal services to protect mail deliveries as soldiers guard depots and stations.
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