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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
5
Publication notice outlines subscription rates and advance payment terms for the Daily Standard with editor Glasmann and manager Zernmans. It states mailing options within City and outside city, and requires communications be limited to 200 words with full author names published.
Advertising agents are informed that Nico Standard currently has zero advertising agents outside Utah. Advertisers must conduct business directly with the Daun Utah office or through any reputable advertising agency.
The notice directs all communications to The Standard Publishing Co. in Ogden Utah indicating the preferred mailing address for correspondence and official notices.
A segment notes citizens expressing strong patriotism while decrying new measures meant for the general welfare. The item frames public sentiment and civic engagement without specific names or dates, reflecting a broader mood rather than a particular event.
Joseph Chamberlain faces criticism for seeming quiet while his political strength endures with ongoing victories at the polls.
A brief notice urges Chicago residents seeking decent burial to hold a firm slip on fife until the pliverymen's strike ends, reflecting wartime labor tension and civic anxieties.
Friends believe war cyfts will be reinstated in the French army as an investigation currently under way suggests.
The newly elected president General Reyes is not likely to back a hostile demonstration against the United States upon his return to Bogota. The report notes cautious expectations for his stance toward Washington as he takes office.
Two Dayton men made a short flight of about three miles in a flying machine built on the box kite design. The report suggests an American will eventually solve aerial navigation challenges.
A Kansas teacher was removed from duty after insisting Ann was eighteen, despite a school director knowing she was only twelve. The case centers on conflicting claims about Ann's age and the reason for dismissal.
The Louisiana legislature passed resolutions urging United States senators to vote for the Panama canal treaty. More Southern states are expected to follow, creating political pressure and possible embarrassment for Senator Bailey and others opposing the treaty.
December issue of the Business Woman's Magazine edited in Denver by Louise Lee Hardin features a lively advocate for women and a sharp critique of social behavior. The note highlights her speaking and writing on suitable topics and a pointed appeal to curb bothersome conduct, urging readers to heed her cautions.
The State Board of Pardons denied Harry T. Duke’s petition at its last meeting. He serves a four year term for embezzlement in Wells Fargo Bank in Salt Lake City. The board asserts bank employees must be trusted as their acts affect many people and should face full consequences.
Business owners and professionals protest the sale of school entertainment tickets by students visiting shops. Patrons report constant calls to buy, disrupting business and creating notable irritation for merchants and their patrons.
The article argues against raising school funds through student ticket sales and begging, preferring taxation. It cites burdens on businesses, unequal burdens, and negative effects on children’s education and conduct, urging the method be forbidden in the future.
A collage of brief quotes from New York World Philadelphia Record and Washington Star, poking at Parkhurst Sunday saloons statistics and Mrs. Eddy, with wry remarks on open doors and patient collectors. Reads as a features snippet from a newspaper page.
The hero and his partner escape pursuit aboard a train and express relief at escaping danger and hunger. A signed check from the girl’s father accompanies their journey, symbolizing approval and support for their union.
A dialogue frames a question about bread and meat in a child’s home linked to a larger corporate influence. Senator Sorghum defends independence, denying instructions from any great corporation. The exchange hints at public distrust of corporate power and government entanglement.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements for F J Cheney Co and local Toledo druggists West Triax Walding Kinnan Marvin, claiming reliability and financial ability. The notice touts internal action of the cure on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and pricing.
A shy boy named Tom receives kindness from Mary Maxwell and siblings after a skate offer. Mary arranges loaned skates, Archie helps with lessons, and the Maxwell family secretly gifts Tom a full Christmas hamper including coats, food, toys, and new skates, brightening his holiday. Tom’s grateful reaction and community generosity end with a joyful Christmas morning.
An era of widespread smallpox in the United States calls for accurate diagnosis and strict enforcement of laws. Doctors must distinguish mild cases from virulent forms, implement quarantine, and advise patients to isolate until the eruption and fever fully develop. Vaccination and isolation are key, but neither alone suffices. physicians must act decisively during the coming winter.
A brief notice highlights the availability of footwear for women and children. It signals a local shop offering a range of ladies and children's shoes to meet various needs.
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