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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
12
Fragmented OCR shows notices for Elks and Eagles annual meetings with travel offers and dates, plus a court summons in Utah and a public proposal call. Contains bids opening at Ogden City Hall, proposed dates in 1907, and a county court action with summons and response deadlines.
An 18th century French writer’s visit to America inspires a tale of the “rare bird” legend. Bronetiere learns the rare specimen had long been dead, while a shrewd gadgeteer pressed for details and prices. The exchange reveals curiosity about a famed erudite bird and the collector’s appetite for value.
Fragmentary OCR discusses the origin and revival of the Order of the Cordon Bleu, its evolution through French rulers from Louis XV to Louis XVII, the badge and motto, and the nickname Les Corton Bien. It notes exile, two collars, and the culinary fame later linked to a cook’s saying about saving meat, with references to Henry VII and Deury V.
Readers are warned about foreign hotels offering free water or hidden demonstrations to steer guests. The piece describes altered taps, copper ware, and staged breakfasts, with pressure to accept vague, costly services. It notes some hotels charge extra for breakfasts and present odd rituals, urging caution for travelers and noting regional oddities in the industry.
An early 18th century scene depicts villagers assembling within the antres eile walls. The text notes a cold room and a ceremonial display on the wall as a clock marks late afternoon.
A garbled but readable notice lists Utth Camp No 9990 Modern Woamal of America meeting Tuesdays at Real estate hall in Ogden with officers J. W. Haney Noble Grand and Henry Kiseel Secretary. Also Eagles Aerie No 116 and other fraternal groups invite visiting brothers to attend, with schedules and host venues across town.
A fragment from the Tendon Spectator discusses perceived gender traits with a focus on women's happiness, temperament, and societal roles. It argues women value domestic details and children, show less fear, and experience slower poetic appreciation, while men seek purpose in external pursuits and material gains.
A fragmentary report describes three Paveliar fish and tropical marine life with shells that swim and act oddly at sea. It notes the unusual ability of certain mollusks to emerge to the surface at six o clock, their small size, vivid colors, and the danger of galew winds. The largest shell reaches about eight inches, with ebony shells common among beach dwellers.
The document presents a garbled trading notice with multiple spellings of wheat prices and unit measures across towns such as Hirolag Glanerster Taentog Meamonth Aberraron and Newcastle. It references bushels and pounds, mentions Enkett Bomper and a repeated advertisement chorus, and questions the cost per year for repeating a verse in papers.
A garbled OCR passage presents scrambled dialogue and improper names. It mentions an unidentified individual and a plan, with unclear actions and fluctuating phrases, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events.
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