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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1907
Page
8
A reader recounts extensive skin eruption symptoms and enduring relief after using Cuticura Ointment and related soaps. The letter describes prior unsuccessful treatments, intense itching, and eventual improvement over months, ending with a testimonial note from S. Disk dated August 18.
Notice from B Jansen, Secretary, announcing a recall of the public outing at Iagonn on an unspecified date. John A. Myra returns to Ie bame la Baie hake from a tlp alyindy. event details are unclear.
Chaotic city council minutes reference street paving bids tax remittance requests and department reports. The committee discusses street improvements curb and gutter work fire cellar conditions and a proposed two week adjournment with several resolutions and ordinances adopted or referred for further action.
A boy named Tony Trentfourth, riding a wheel, collided with a street pole near Chester Attur and suffered a facial wound. A physician was summoned but delayed. stitches were expected, leaving his condition serious though not described as life threatening. The article notes others involved include Mr. and Mrs. Becratt and mentions local place names and details from the incident.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a scene at a facility with a vehicle wheel and an unnamed person. The text includes garbled phrases about attention to an individual and a possible operator or supervisor, but concrete details, dates, places, or outcomes are unclear.
An OCR read describes a buggy collision on a rural road near Warlington Avenue. The buggy was driven by a man named Duwsy and a canine bystander, with the horse tearing along the street and causing injuries. bystanders described the scene as chaotic and dangerous.
Vague OCR fragment describes a nighttime incident near Twenty second north Washington with cars, a traveler, and erratic driving. Mentions observing rites of UG ronil and incongruities in the scene. No clear outcomes or authorities are named.
The catalog for the University of Utah lists registration dates and preparatory requirements. It notes two years of normal preparatory work or a booklet from the School of Mines, with applications to Salt Lake City.
An unclear early report describes Jack Mant involved in a street collision near Ball Litho. A drunk or indisposed driver, Alroekmer, and Arthur were mentioned, with bystanders and two nearby injuries. The fragmentary text hints at a rushed response and police or medical treatment following the crash.
Fragmented OCR describes Drs Hay W Fiat and B M W Blnteortau in Ful Bantsind Third South Mys. They mention two children aboard a machine and an escape during an incident. An Excursion to Lagoon Allguel via Short tine is noted with departures from Ogden at 10:00 a m and Lagoon at 4 00 ft In. Gog agent for further payUwulorg.
The article describes the death of Jimay Batemead, a young BoA of Edward %, who died yesterday afternoon of diphtheria. The bereaved father has been ill for over four years, and the family widow fights despair as two daughters suffer from illness. The mother is overwhelmed and fears the father may kill the mother.
The Nutting Company underwent consolidation under a new management plan led by Whichenatiier, creating a 1.5 million share stock block at 10 cents each. The headquarters will be in Provo, with Knight as president, Allen as treasurer, and Jacob Day as a director, among others.
A quirky extrapolation imagines the United States stringing a line of clothes pins from New York City to the Moon. It envisions a colossal washerwoman balancing an enormous pin, with references to Mark Twain and a fantastical feat, detailing the scale and effort required to haul laundry to space.
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