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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
2
Subscriptions and publication notices indicate ongoing print distribution details. The fragmented text references circulation terms and printing standards, suggesting a regular newspaper publication process and subscription handling.
A note from the Standard Publishing Co states that all advertisers should direct their business to reputable advertising agencies. Communications should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah.
In a turbulent scene a high level confrontation over foreign policy surfaces as assassination plots and naval positioning are cited. The piece notes U S government pressure, potential alliances, and reactions from leadership while warning of broader conflict risks amid international tensions.
The article discusses Venezuela's gold and copper prospects, noting dem onetization debates and the role of foreign interests. It mentions miners, labor questions, and contingency plans as wages and production figures are debated. Historical figures and places are cited in relation to global gold supply.
A fragmented report discusses typhoid fever risks from contaminated water and the need for preventative actions. It notes the importance of clean water, proper sanitation, and public awareness to curb the disease's spread, urging authorities and citizens to prepare and respond to outbreaks.
A fragmented plea argues against harsh punishment and tyranny by parents. It urges kindness, fairness, and open affection, warning that cruelty destroys the home and harms children. The passage emphasizes honesty, calm discipline, and the duty to protect a child’s dignity.
A garbled historical clipping may reference the New York Central's 20th Century Limited, the Empire State Express, and rival rail legends. It hints at prominent race era names, the East Coast route, and celebrated trains famed for speed and prestige in early 20th century American rail culture.
Fragmentary OCR text notes names and dates with scattered numbers and terms. Reads like a terse social or notice snippet with personal names, ages, possible events, and locations, but most details are unclear and garbled.
A Frontier Day celebration ended in tragedy when a train carrying passengers was wrecked after a night of festivities. Reports note one probable fatality and several injuries, with responders working to clear debris and assess the scene.
Fragmentary notice recounts a political appointment in the United States government, naming several figures includingHT and Smith Woolley amid contested succession and extended terms. It hints at cabinet or commission duties, with references to commissioners and a time frame tied to a four year term.
A printer’s fragment outlines a theatrical program for the season at Che Angast Ub. It praises the company’s faultless performance and lists players Nettie and De Cour among the cast. The notice hints at lavish props and refined staging as key appeal, noting the first annual play and a style of dramatic entertainment.
Fragmentary OCR item lists Raglan and Waonks with a 408.00 price amid a Denver market context. Several garbled terms appear to reference mixed items or names, but no clear event or identity beyond the two brand-like terms and the monetary figure.
The fragment lists quotes and stock references such as New York stock quotations, copper, and rail companies. It mentions several nascent company names and numbers but is heavily garbled with unreadable segments and disjointed phrases.
Dividends for September are expected to be lower than last year with total industrial distributions down. Figures show a decline from $77,080,000 in March to weaker September payments, while a portion of earnings remains unverified and undrawn.
Two freight trains collided head on near Valley Park, killing brakeman and injuring two others. A wrecking crew and orders from Tremon were involved as a steam shortage and gas supply issues hindered rescue efforts.
A fragmented snippet describes kitchen superstition and a peculiar method for preparing a dusting potion. It mentions Mont Cooks and Awls in a garbled instruction about stirring a maker with lumprot ress duster over low heat, then placing in a cedar-raurit pantry with plat of good, ream, stirring until it pinniner.
A Boston Journal excerpt notes long cherished food beliefs from old rookeries and English households. It traces customs from pancake tossing on Shrove Tuesday to distributing morsels for luck and healing, highlighting beliefs about custards, oat cakes, and rites tied to Christmas pudding and goat briday. It cites scenes of family gatherings, regional practices, and the persistence of these superstitions into modern times.
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