Death From Poison Medical Records Warn Uric Acid Dangers
Medical records reveal high uric acid levels as a dangerous agent linked to fatal outcomes. Authorities urge caution and further study for prevention and treatment.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
1
Medical records reveal high uric acid levels as a dangerous agent linked to fatal outcomes. Authorities urge caution and further study for prevention and treatment.
A garbled 1902 testimonial describes Paine's Celery Compound as curing various ailments. It recounts abdominal pain, depression, and nerve issues eased by the tonic, praising its vitality restoring effects. The letter cites improved sleep, appetite, and strength, urging others to use the remedy.
Moni Alabama April 2 Congresse nin Jomea D. Rishardsot Democratic Leader of Lie Rowse speaks at the Scottish Rite Masons of Alnbims. He says he has abandoned party politics to devote himself to Masonry work and mentions relinquishing positions in order to focus on lodge duties and future commitments.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally taken and effective against catarrh, claiming it purifies blood and mucous surfaces. The text asserts the remedy is not quackery, lists ingredients, and offers testimonials and free samples from Fr. Cheeney & Sons, druggists.
The sulphide of zinc, known as willemite in German and zinc blende in older texts, is described with its common impurities iron manganese and rare elements like mercury and thallium. Purity yields 67.15 percent zinc with typical inclusions, and roasting produces a green flame test and a characteristic sulfurous aroma.
A fragmentary report describes an April 23 event at the principal parlor of a local school where a student named YOUNU Gin faced reprimand for writing a note. The piece mentions guardians, a home environment, and unclear references to the state and local authorities.
Readable fragments describe a violent incident with a vehicle crash and a child rescue by police. Names appear garbled and unclear. The text references individuals, a legal matter, and a hospitalization or treatment context, but precise facts are not recoverable from the damaged OCR.
A three year old mystery ends as police excavate a skeleton at a Bronx inn in early April. The remains match the description of Sal. Roberth who vanished in March 1870. Investigators confirm the bones align with the missing man’s belt and overall measurements. Local residents recall the case stirring rumors for decades.
Fragmented OCR text cites Nevada commission officials and a 1600 population figure, with references to April events, a physician, and a court verdict. It also mentions Hilton, Topeka, Benedicts, and a jury withdrawal, plus a fatality tied to a Clifton case and a confession. The excerpt is garbled and difficult to parse.
Hobbling garbled report from Wisconsin references April events at the Mat Mantans Legislature. It notes members and the governor suggesting willingness to allocate funds for an exposition or exhibit. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
In Pendleton Oregon on April 25 G I Ale Yord, once believed to be wealthy, collapsed unconscious aboard a Oregon Railroad train owned by Navigation wealthattitd ptts and died shortly after. The case centers on a will contest involving Diller and Mrs Bainy Shinde, with a possible $250,000 settlement under disputed terms. A companion, Mollom of Grant Keb, reportedly stole the deceased’s purse and ticket before the incident.
President Roosevelt's Yellowstone visit, arriving at Fork Yellowstone from Norris, described as a brisk six day trip progress with sledges and horses across basins. Secretary reports show the President in high spirits despite snow and rough travel, while officials discuss the journey's safety and timing amid a snowy interior.
In a local gathering at Miles City, officers for the association were elected. PC Tamme and Tlasebud led as president, with Wiluw Lindauty, Glen Hive, and Wid The executive panel outlining reorganizational plans.
A terse roundup notes Stanford University counts up to 100 cases of a mystery illness among students with health officials detailing the spread and severity. Idaho pardons nine on Friday, one proceeding to prison release, while Boise reports a bank robbery suspect sent to an asylum after conviction. Evanston oil shale recovery is announced, with a bed of oil-bearing shale found in Viuta county extending across hundreds of acres and a plan to develop a tent market industry.
Hlorenve Th Sabin of Denver, a 1908 graduate of Johns Hopkins, received recognition for outstanding individual research in chemistry. The Naples laboratory noted Sabin’s ties to Wanchet and the Napler Tahie award for notable work.
Fragmentary OCR notes recall Alexander Ramsey as a governor and war figure connected to Minnesota and the D of War era. The text references Ramsey in relation to the United States, wartime leadership, and interactions with Secretary of War and Congress, though many details are garbled.
An old advertisement lauds Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Compound Extract of Wild Cherry Bark for womanly complaints. It claims relief from painful periods, strengthens, regularizes, and restores health, inviting women to consult by letter and promising private, confidential correspondence. It also cites testimonials and mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as aiding sluggish digestion.
An OCR fragment advertises a cleaning and dyeing business offering dyeing and wet cleaning for clothing and fabrics. It mentions a shop at 2310 Watlington Avenue and notes unspecified guarantees or materials, though the text is garbled and parts are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several times such as 1 05 p m 1 40 p m and 0 06 p m with no clear event or context. No identifiable people or organizations are present to anchor a concrete news item.
A garbled OCR fragment references work and trades with unclear terms and names. It mentions sign work, machinery, and possible facility or shop references but contains many misspellings making precise entities and events uncertain.
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