30 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
1
An OCR fragment describes a disease catarrh as a deep seated disorder of membranes and tissues with watery nasal discharge and offensive breath. It asserts blood purification by S S S as a temporary relief that cleanses circulation and promotes health, naming AMLAWTA Ca as a claimed source.
In Salt Lake court records a purged charge against a man named Taeng aT doha Talverson manager of Mr Fatt Palme is reported. The juvenile court is to reconvene Tuesday as Mr Medison tt faces charges for contributing to Himmuiey. A man named Vir to frominfil Ms rome is noted, with details obscured by garbled text. A Mrs W J Blan appears before the court on charges of taking her daughter into a garden group.
In Salt Lake City the Commercial Club passed a resolution urging that oil company operations be submitted to arbitration. President looked to the telegraph and commercial leaders for unity, as officials from local and regional firms discussed a path to arbitration. The meeting concluded with a call for prompt action and neutral dispute resolution.
A man described as a drug fiend died after a disturbance at a police station. Witnesses, including Ripley and Turner, described stripping and a late night scene. The subject, already ill, faced vagrancy charges and died within hours at the jail hospital.
The board of public works awarded bids for multiple street improvements and extensions including Wilton Fourth Street, South Street, and Monument Avenue. Contractor Birch Wiley led the award with details noting curb, gutter, and paving work.
Fragmentary report notes a contractor with prior experience will likely bid additional contracts after finishing current work. Mentions August and places such as a mountain hall and Washington state area, with garbled references to engineers and supervision.
An advertising card from Arbuckle Bros of New York City extols their old original egg and sugar coated Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee. It promises unmatched care and cleanliness to deter customers from switching to any other coffee.
An elaborate crossing of states is described as a gang spreads through Illinois Michigan and New York. Authorities including Deputy Rhi Morrinon and Gov Drake are named in efforts to quell the disturbance while mobile units and National Guards are mobilized. The piece notes transport by car and train and mentions plans to move to Philadelphia and New York with an emphasis on routes via Chicago and Buffalo.
A distorted report outlines proposed quarantine regulations for Variges and allied entities, detailing inspection, sale, and movement restrictions. It mentions pork inspection and borders, with aims to regulate import checks, stock movements, and temporary travel limits for settlers and frontier points.
The document outlines a mandatory inspection regime for agricultural commodities to determine necessity prior to shipment, with allowances for certain exempt groups and ports. It specifies a three day processing window for imports from abroad and for exports from the United States, and notes possible bond requirements at port of entry or departure.
A Yorkshire and Lancashire issue summary reports a rise in child labor across districts. It notes increased numbers of girls and boys employed in textile tasks, long hours, and poor working conditions. The Hull district mentions limited hours for hydraulic works and rising child employment two years into the war period, alongside concerns over health and schooling.
In August near Paris, three travelers named Stempel Mischorph Wathel and others misread a map and wandered toward the Som frande summit over 6,090 feet high. A fall caused one climber to vanish as others teetered near the cliff edge and narrowly avoided disaster.
A 1900 testimonial describes relief from infant skin irritation using Cuticura Ointment. Mrs. Hattle Currier of Thomas son relates the remedy’s success for crusts, scalp itch, and inflamed skin on her child. She notes prior trials and praises Cuticura for healing.
In a Palatinate report a man named Stempel falls from a precipice during a Cuticura episode. Fischer and Wathel survive long injuries, with Stempel dead at the scene and medical responders conveying the body to Grenoble. A related legal study at Grenoble University notes ongoing actions.
A group of educated Filipino graduates recently arrived in Matilla after completing advanced studies in the United States. They underwent engineering and agricultural training and will be employed by the Philippine board of advisory and industrial ventures. The program covers their educational expenses and integrates them into government service, highlighting ongoing educational and employment opportunities for Filipinos abroad.
Police report states Thomas Lavelle, a prominent hotel keeper of Giranbie, allegedly attacked a companion and attempted self harm during a dispute over a municipal bill. Doctors judge Lavelle temporarily insane and undergoing examination. Local authorities investigate motive and outcomes for Lavelle and involved parties.
London Aug 28 A feature of the Second National Poultry Conference opening at University College today will showcase world breeds including a Dutch fowl with a tall black beard and a Moscow fighting goose. The event, with many rare birds, draws exhibitors from Russia and ten other countries, and includes demonstrations of pickling techniques and feeding methods for poultry.
An OCR fragment recounts a sea disaster with detailed shipboard scenes and crew actions. It references captains, lifeboats, and rescue efforts aboard the Prinz Princess Victoria, depicting wreck, heroism, and the peril of the voyage with vivid yet partial narration. Names and exact events are obscured by the damaged text, but the maritime catastrophe and its dramatic aid attempts emerge as the core scenario.
Fragmentary OCR mentions York, Aug 24, with references to a Titling Pasek ATOM Laduy, a 80 Houple of RrAnIO, and mentions of unfit fusion, court assistants, and a forged document. Readable names include Howard, Qaoke, and Cumabuhine as clues to individuals or roles in a likely legal filing or case in York.
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