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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
3
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead for the Daily Standard edited by Wm Glasmann and references to subscription terms and mail editions outside Ogden. It notes a one month rate and a magazine-like notice about communications being limited to 200 words and authors' names published in full.
The Standard announces a shift in advertising practice directing all advertisers to deal directly with the Oden Utah office or through reputable agencies outside Utah. The change flags a centralized system for handling ads.
The notice directs all correspondences to The Standard Publishing Co. in Ogden Utah for official handling and response. It specifies the mailing address and central contact point for future inquiries and formal notices.
Non partisan press lauds prompt and vigorous measures by the administration against those behind postal frauds, commending decisive action and firm handling of the case.
Alisa Trebecca notes Whitcomb of Berlin Massachusetts recently marked a birthday. Born in 1799 she reaches a notable age with strong health and full faculties. Friends gathered as she and her guests sang hymns in a clear tune ful voice.
The statement claiming government collusion with Panamanian leaders is a baseless fabrication. Newspapers opposing the administration are urged to seek the true cause of the revolution rather than repeat unfounded claims.
Miss Martin of Louisville married Robert Crow years ago and later became Mrs Sparrow for six months. She and Sparrow divorced and she became Mrs William Robbin then divorced again. After a year she wed Ward Buzzard and now keeps two Crows one Sparrow one Hobbin and a Buzzard in her aviary, calling the last the finest bird.
At a Union League dinner in Philadelphia Rear Admiral Sigshee argued for a strong navy. He warned arbitration has limited use and that war remains a real risk. The best path to avert war, he said, is preparedness to defend national rights and interests.
The Senate committee on military affairs tests evidence in General Wood's case. Evidence suggests Wood sought removal of General Brooke to gain a vacancy for promotion and questions his rewards while Cuba administrator. Yet judgments suspend pending conclusive proof, with credibility weakened by unfriendly sources. Wood serves in the Philippines, and friends expect a strong defense.
Longstanding fear for isthmus interests grew as Bogo ta government failed to curb debt before the revolution. Colombia’s refusal to ratify the canal treaty pushed Panamanian citizens to sever links with the parent state, a move recognized by the United States and other powers as stability was pledged.
The piece asserts the commercial path across the isthmus must be followed for business interests. It criticizes delays but defends the government's duty and notes broad citizen support amid the Panama Revolution opening a route for an Atlantic Pacific canal.
A dispatch reports 300 of 1800 saloons in Pennsylvania's anthracite regions closed in early reform efforts. Labor leaders and ministers urged miners to rethink drinking, appealing as brothers. The campaign aimed to remove the root cause of alcohol abuse, yielding significant early results.
A reader-challenged editorial list of crimes from ten years ago prompts Bruno and others to ask why names were omitted. The reply claims outsiders like Logan and Wantaville were excluded to keep the record manageable and to avoid scandal.
Receivers of Zion City property report many clergymen request permission to visit and hold revival meetings. They praise the intent to uplift followers but doubt any good outcome due to the followers’ deep entrenchment in Dowie’s influence and suspicion of outside guidance.
Italian scholar Lombroso discusses child psychology in Nuova Antologia. He introduces misoneism as dislike of new things and explains how children cling to familiar words, gestures, stories, and lullabies. He cites examples of repeated phrases and consistent responses in new situations.
A long excerpt traces Herbert Spencer's life from Derby birth on April 27 1820 to his death at over 83 years. It highlights his essays evolution philosophy sociology and influence on thought. The passage also mentions Heine Virchow Alfred de Musset and Georges Sand and includes a zoo keeper remark on animal behavior during rainy days.
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