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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1903
Page
8
A long poem celebrates harvest, wheat fields, and divine hope in summer. It praises toil, generous harvests, and the strength of workers, framing the land as a blessed scene of abundance. The speaker, Ton Goodwill, views irrigation and golden grain as blessings guiding a prosperous empire.
An old advertisement extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a fast acting cure for coughs and colds. It cites Mr and Mrs J Andelin of 834 West St, Balboa Lake City, Utah, praising immediate relief and pleas for orders at local drug stores. Also mentions Hills Steam Dyeing Works and an address at 2407 Washington Avenue offering services.
An advertisement promotes Herbine as a bile purifier aiding digestion and nervous headaches. A testimonial by G. B. Caldwell credits rapid recovery from liver and spleen enlargement after using Herbine for two years deserves note. Sold by G. F. Cave and J. B. Cave at Depulging Store.
Reported Saturday that Dollard’s friends allegedly sent cakes and pies to the prisoner’s relatives with remarks aimed to wake him, while guards and locals watched for mob violence. Sheriff patrols courts and yard to thwart any attempt and keep the peace.
Fragmentary OCR reports a chaotic scene with references to Moy Arse, Vin, Nagy HAs, Fah Wei, and a vigil in a damaged context. The text hints at a dramatic incident, detailing alerts, union mentions, and unclear actions. The readable fragments point to a maritime or industrial disaster with injured or deceased persons.
In Saginaw Michigan Engens Moth suffered fatal injuries when a power line arced during repairs late Saturday night. A boy, 127 feet from the pole, died from electrocution as workers tried to secure live wires. another youth was injured but survived. A tugboat line and bottles of the process involved were noted as part of the dangerous scene.
London reports the King Edward VII, to be built at Devonport, will be the finest warship in the British Navy upon launch this month. Designed by William White and William Watson, she features 1916 displacement, 425 ft length, 78 ft beam, 18,000 hp engines, a nine inch Krupp armor belt, and heavy armament aiming for high speed and survivability.
Fragmented report describes Turkish bombardment near Kofta and a monastery, with chaotic lines about displaced residents and conflicting names. The text is garbled, but indicates military action and civilian refuge amidst ongoing conflict.
Ballard Snow Liniment recommended for rheumatism and joint discomfort. Promoters G. B. Cave and J. F. Cave of Depot Drug Stove advertise relief claims and invite sufferers to try the product at 2401 Wash. Ave. Sullivan House, Rena, and Ty sites are cited as testimonials.
The body of Menolti Tavibaldi, eldest son of Italian Hoek, described in ornate attire, lay at his apartment after death on Saturday. Report notes the mournful vigil, with flowers, banners, and volunteer tags, as officials and neighbors mourn a startling loss.
In Logansport Indiana August 84, a bizarre account describes a dinner table confrontation involving Mrs J A Mord 98, J ts Merz and family, a battle over milk and a five inch snake, with references to cigarmaker Seva and a troubled home scene. The fragmentary report mixes odd events and names in a daily life vignette.
A report outlines that Jeane Langlorserte, connected to the Na tintin area, suffered health effects following a recent event. The condition is not serious at present, though a period of rest and medical care was advised to aid recovery and aquitive evaluation.
Rev Weba Riley of Wy Dy Guba Newy York writes of relief after fifteen days using Hatlint's Show Liniments for sciatic pain. The letter asserts heat application and bandaging helped reduce pain and fatigue, urging others to try the remedy.
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