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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
2
A garbled page recalls advertising rates and contract terms for The Standard. It mentions weekly or monthly ad runs, reader interest in rate cards, and promises no other paper matches their subscription value along with standard distribution references.
Fragmentary 19th century speech reflects President Tart’s vision of reconciliation after conflict. The text hints at seeking closer two sections, political unity, and tolerance of differing views while preserving Republican ideals and national harmony.
Orchardists report widespread fruit damage from late frosts in the Ogden area. Apples show significant loss while cherry and apricot yields vary. farmers fear reduced crops this spring. Local officials and growers study weather patterns, with some reporting uncertainty about final fruit output.
The article analyzes Turkeys unsettled climate after the sultan's removal, noting rival factions within the empire and the lingering traditions that constrain reform. It cites internal power struggles, Armenian and Urik minorities, and the potential influence of foreign pressures on the path toward modernization or continued stagnation.
The state Board of Health is urged to force dairies and slaughterhouses to maintain sanitary conditions. Health officers are asked to investigate dairies, report on sanitary deficiencies, and aid abatement efforts, with Inspector William Hanace to cooperate. The message condemns unsanitary milk handling, calls for inspection budgets and local support, and warns of a campaign against unhealthy slaughterhouse practices before warm weather.
A garbled excerpt discusses land patches and migration, mentioning Canada and a sailing or travel motif. The fragment hints at an authority and themes of movement but lacks coherent details or names to anchor a fuller report.
The piece blends discussion of Canadian homesteading and wheat prospects in the north with observations on West Africa’s game and hunting. It notes Canada’s vast unoccupied lands, favorable sunlight, and potential for settlement, then shifts to dangers in West Africa hunting, citing elephants and a Uganda railway official, describing cautious, technical hunting ethics and risks.
A 1900s era discussion outlines Mars signaling concepts including sending $19 million to develop plant-based alga funding, contesting the feasibility of Martian communication. It questions wireless methods, notes grandiose schemes, and compares plans to raid or shock waves while considering Martian atmosphere and potential vegetation or life.
A garbled excerpt discusses the tension between astronomy theories and credulity. A Harvard professor questions why a new hypothesis attracts attention from astronomers and provokes cautious conservatism among the field.
The Chicago Ace and six others are jailed facing charges in a fake directory scam that defrauded merchants of about 91,000,000 over ten years. Detectives Bauemen and Zimmer pursue the case, two suspects already serving terms for prior convictions, with more awaiting in Chicago and Aktua, Ohio.
A vintage patent remedy claim extols Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a scalp healer and dandruff cure. It asserts germicidal and antiseptic effects, promotes hair growth, and promises permanent baldness reversal with guaranteed satisfaction and refunds. Available in two sizes, 50 cents and one dollar, from T. H. Carr Drug Co., 25th and Grast.
Constantinople marked a pivotal transfer of power as Mehmed V was proclaimed sultan following Abdul Hamid II’s deposition. A national assembly approved the decree, guns boomed, and crowds cheered as Mehmed V assumed the throne and moved through streets to the war office and palace, signaling a new era for the Ottoman Empire.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Abdul Hamid II is dethroned and Abdul Mejid is proclaimed successor. Mehemmed Reshad arrives at the Bersekerat to swear fidelity to the constitution while crowds acclaim the new ruler. The ceremony shifts from the Topkapı palace to the war office amid royal and religious rites.
Reclin April 17 interview with the correspondent quotes Reschad praising the press as a vehicle to spread knowledge and inform nations. He says he has always loved the constitution and will be a true servant to it, hoping Turkey will gain priesthood and leadership with popular support.
If you could visit the factory where Ivory Soap is made you would glimpse the old process and modern refinements in soap production. The tour would reveal branding history, factory layout, and daily operations that keep Ivory soap pure and light.
Disjointed notes recount a deposed sultan and upheaval in Europe as abdication and renewal themes emerge. The fragment hints at political intrigue, revolutionary dissent, and a claim of victory in a distant conflict, while pleas for restraint echo through the terse lines.
Washington reports indicate a formal recognition of Turkey's new order is anticipated. Ambassadors, including Lefebaon, await official announcements as Turkish foreign ministers list possible changes. Analysts see a potential new era with cautious optimism depending on party strength and reorganization outcomes.
The deposition of Abdul Hamid II, sultan of Turkey, is not regressed to England. English diplomats have fought intrigue from the Vidic Patacy, unsure who was friend or foe. The outcome may burden Turkish administration, as authorities fear overpopulation of prejudiced provincial minds. The Young Turks are expected to allow Abdul Hamid to remain influential, shaping religious sentiment and politics.
Hyomel claims to treat catarrh and bronchial symptoms by delivering eucalyptus and pine extracts to the mucous membranes. It offers an inhaler and bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar with a money back guarantee, sold by J. W. Baden in Ogden Utah.
San Francisco April 27 invitation extends to Great Britain Germany France Italy Spain Japan and South American nations to send warships for the October festival commemorating the discovery of the Tay of Bat Francisca. Mr Moore plans to urge diplomatic interest in the mission and may discuss features for the celebrations extending over much of the work.
Spokane April 27 Jadze Mandon was arraigned before Judge HinKile today on the charge of embezzling funds from the Great Northern Railway while acting as counsel. He entered a plea of not guilty. The inquiry earlier indicated the prosecutor had admitted the crime charge and that the party had authority to investigate. The county jury is to reconvene midweek to finalize the case before June 16.
A Texas report from Larsto dated April 27 notes William E. Johnson of Salt Lake City condemns and bans the sale of a peyote bean used by Indians. Local merchants are warned to cease selling the item under heavy penalties. The supply allegedly comes from a región in the West and is routed to Native communities.
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