12 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
1
A temperance gathering led by Mrs S Way Mrs WM Craig and others is described. The event features speeches on abstinence, moral uplift and social revival with references to Lincoln and temperance history, urging public support and personal pledges against drink while noting community engagement and anticipated future meetings.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century ad extols Vel Naptha soap for washing clothes and removing stains. It touts cold water washes, fabric care, and even moralizing on not boiling and rubbing hard. The copy includes mis-spellings and dubious phrases, with brand guidance and household tips.
Fragmented OCR note from a Marxian club discussion cites debates on poverty myths and economic reform. References Adaiesa ali cdr fuvaleulions 4a Ke and editor committees. mentions HILLIARD and Win, F. Dryda. Discusses advocacy for liberty, prohibition, and legislative change, with hostile references to current orders and the alleged degradation of popular thought.
The piece argues Americans must wage a broad, ideological war against oppression, envisioning democracy as a motor for economic and social transformation. It links industrial progress, education, and political reform to a future where freedom and equality replace exploitation, with urgent calls to action against entrenched interests.
Lawyers and office staff seek a desk alarm and call bell, presenting a clock device that functions as a quick signaling system. By pressing a button the clock emits a call, signaling and terminating conversations or signaling assistants in rooms, touted as a compact timekeeper with electrical features.
The clock is described as a household furniture item rather than a toy. It features an alarm that rings until stopped and runs on an electric battery. A small incandescent lamp above the dial lights the time at any hour with a touch button on the cord. The clock can sit on a pillow or other convenient spot.
A garbled OCR passage dissects the sectional clash over slavery and state power, referencing emancipation, abolition, and political theory. It hints at constitutional struggle, public unrest, and calls for reform while weaving in political figures and imagined outcomes amid a troubled, incoherent narrative.
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