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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
2
The forthcoming congress session on November 11 will debate proposed changes to the plan of c onducting fiscal policy and labor costs. The debate includes banknote issuance, inflation controls, and wage impacts tied to imports and production costs, with potential effects on prices and industry.
A historical explainer discusses hypnotic influence, asking what hypnotism is and whether it can control thoughts. It notes believed powers such as suggestion and attraction, mentions cases of susceptibility, and cautions about the limits and dangers in gambling and moral conduct.
A fragmentary report notes Germany increased exports to the United States and other nations in 1504, led by autos, machinery, and manufactured goods. It cites figures around 108 million dollars in direct trade, plus substantial shipments to Britain and wartime allies, including ironware, hardware, wood products, and china.
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The city plans to obtain its water from a mining company water moat with a new pipeline from near Time Junction to the city, about 12 700 feet long. The old line from the valley into the city was deemed inadequate, and work on the new conduit is expected to begin soon. Also reported is the arrest of W Wing on a criminal adglech charge in connection with a mining incident. trial set for next week before Judge Braxton Barngtl.
An expansive report covers Barnum and Halley's Greatest Show on Earth plans, including Aug dates for Salt Lake City excursions and a massive musical program led by Professor Cort Chat. The narrative highlights the tour's scale, band size, and the event's cultural impact while noting the grand pavilion and notable venues across European capitals.
A damaged, partially legible account describes a gas stove explosion destroying a kitchen and damaging adjacent rooms. Fire crews battled flames as responders worked to control the blaze and rescue workers tended injured by the blast. Local officials and witnesses noted the event disrupted afternoon routines and prompted investigations into building safety.
A long article argues against proprietary medicines, warning that sensational campaigns mislead the public. It cites medical groups and newspapers calling for caution, critiques advertising tactics, and urges a formula bill to curb fraud while preserving legitimate claims.
A garbled OCR item outlines a seven day excursion to Yellowstone Park with mentions of transit and lodging. It hints at participant access rules and referrals but remains unclear on dates or organizers. The readable fragment suggests limited attendance and a mediated process.
The account describes the Allan Line steamer with a long Atlantic record voyage from New York to Liverpool, mentioning the ship’s powerful details, the voyage’s progress toward Newfoundland, and comparisons to earlier famous vessels. It recalls the era’s marvel at steamship prowess and notable ships like the Great Western and others, noting no serious accidents among passengers.
The article recounts early Atlantic steamship feats from the Savannah to Britannia and Britannia era, noting record and near-record passages. It highlights ships like the Savannah, Cunard steamers, and later vessels bridging the Atlantic in under seven days, with figures on voyage times, speeds, and competing lines. It compares early slow sailings to rapid later runs, and mentions notable vessels such as the Germania, Britannia, and other Cunard and White Star ships contributing to transatlantic progress.
An OCR fragment notes a round trip fare of 18 dollars for a Denver excursion. Mentions terms like Mieters Foot and Lorabi Wail Acgust with unclear route or dates. Further specifics are unreadable. core item is the quoted $18 round trip fare for a Denver excursion.
A detailed account of the Norwegian patriots and the tense situation between Norway and Sweden. It examines national resolve, potential leadership moves, and the impact of the crisis on public sentiment, with emphasis on governance and regional tensions during the conflict.
The narrative recalls a dramatic sea ordeal where a pilot and crew survive a dangerous capsizing. Amid roaring surf and a collapsing bridge, a hero withstood injuries, guiding colleagues to safety. The account credits Viking-era endurance and fearless resolve as the driving force behind the crew’s survival and the observer’s awe.
A fragmented passage describes a Pacific Islander excursion train or voyage along the Oregon Shore Line. Mentions Lagonn Ada Lth Spadaireln and Ogden with times in the morning. References to Armenian and Towann Lautnon in May with fare and onboard conditions.
A fragmented report notes a temple dedication to a female deity celebrating a remedy called Ammay Kant. It mentions ceremonial cures for epidemics and a form of treatment linked to a temple, with references to Cholera and smallpox.
Local traders express desire for quieter pricing, preferring lower figures over loud claims. The message emphasizes restraint in promotions as market conditions steer merchants toward understated offers and steady margins.
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