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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
4
A garbled notice outlines subscription terms for a publication, mentioning mail delivery outside of gel and a yearly renewal. The fragment indicates standard rates and outside mailing options, with unclear dates or organizers.
The note states that submissions to the newspaper are limited to two hundred words and that the author’s name Mamta must be published in full. It emphasizes adherence to word count and complete author attribution for all communications.
The Standard states no outside speed advertising agents and directs all advertisers to deal directly with the office at Salt Lake City Utah or through reputable advertising agencies located elsewhere.
The note directs all correspondence to The Standard Publishing Co based in Ogdet Utah. It specifies the recipient and location for future inquiries or submissions.
The Standard wishes readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year while pondering a hypothetical scenario. The text imagines Colombia could be at war with the United States, and notes England’s Mediterranean fleet moving toward Japan, suggesting implications for the Russian bear’s arrogance.
Brazil and Nicaragua extend friendly assurances as Panama is praised as part of the family of nations. The Chinese commander urges delaying a war with Russia for three years to allow reorganization before any further action.
The article links sav ings bank deposits to national prosperity and discusses shifts after tariffs. It also outlines Philadelphia’s immigrant schools teaching English and civics, aiming to integrate adults into American life and remove the stigma of ignorance.
The article argues labor movements must keep public sympathy, citing the coal strike and Chicago liverymen incident as tests of justice. It warns against tyranny and coercion by any side, insisting patriots and fair play should guide union actions and public support remains essential.
Multiple sources note Norway and Sweden recognizing the new republic of Panama, with editorials warning continued recognitions may prompt further bold moves. The discourse cites political shifts and calls for caution amid international recognition trends.
A set of brief, clipped opinions and mock headlines from several papers. It features playful gendered quips about speech and dress, plus a jab at a conjurer and a note on Panama’s republic development, attributed to sources like the Philadelphia Press and the New York World.
Snippets chronicle a playful marp remark about life as a song and a shopper's tale of a mother returning from town. Silly exchanges include a boastful jest about a jamboree and a boy named Willie, with flirtatious banter between elderly suitors and a duke’s remark on marriage.
Ed C Nad of Iownville Sedgwick Co Kansas reports severe sciatica and crutches then claims Ballard's Snow Liniment relieved pain after three bottles. He says he regained ability to walk without crutches and perform light farm labor. Sold by G I Cave and J J Cave.
A 23 year old man Harry Duckwell died from suffocation after a coughing spell at his home. His wife and child were present as a physician arrived too late. Advertised cough syrup is noted with prices and sellers in the ad.
Bloomington Ill Dec 23 D C Eylar president of Manhattan Coal company of Cornell has filed a bill in the circuit court asking for a receiver for the company. The firm organized a little over a year ago with capital stock of 250000 and the bulk of the stock held in Chicago and the east.
Undigested food and gas press against the heart causing discomfort. Take Derbine for a few days and you will be all right. Price 60 cents. Sold by G. F. Cave at 2301 Washington Store.
A collage of snappy lines from Chicago and other papers mocks unions gifts Sunday school, readers of the New York Republicans, a failed hide firm, and debt. The piece ends with advice to live honestly, shun debt and office, and follow the golden rule.
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