12 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
1
A patient endured itching painful sores for a lounge time without relief after consulting three doctors. Attempts to treat them failed and relief did not come. One doctor reportedly avoided touching the sores and the condition apparently improved after some applied remedy.
Fragmented readable lines describe a symposium on maternal health and warning against unsafe practices. Mentions trial data and motions related to Hel nih wwern-owl, with unclear dates and vague institutional references. The text preserves scattered names and terms without clear context.
Vague OCR shows cafe owners Ring and Wong operating late night services with counters and meals. Mentions prices like twenty four cents and names Arty, Veet, and possibly months or addresses. Lacks clear dates or locations but indicates a local diner offering around the clock access.
A fragmentary notice from a Boston cafe lists items and names in a garbled mix. It references a Sunday opening, prices or payments in dinars, and several unclear person or place names, including Pine and Bursa, with scattered terms like toys and Myrl.
Unclear OCR reveals a Utah restaurant listing in Haven Utah with hours, oysters, and mentions of Jimokee and Leon Ton as proprietors. Names, places, and dates are partially garbled but indicate a dining venue opening.
A damaged OCR reads that the Broom Restaurant offers all day and night service with private dining parlor, featuring a variety of dishes and specialties. The text is garbled but indicates hours and a focus on convenient dining options.
A chaotic segment recounts a Utah fatality and related injuries after a collision near Third North. The report details witnesses, emergency response, medical examination, and subsequent inquiries, naming local responders and bystanders involved. Authorities pursue further investigation into the crash and its effects on the community.
An ad offers PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including healed, blind, bleeding, and protruding forms. It claims doctors are instructed to refund money if the ointment fails to provide relief, and urges readers to purchase for immediate use.
Col Maxson, recovering from injuries sustained in a Reno incident, is invalided to southern California for treatment. He remains secretary of the Irrigation congress and plans for a September meeting in Beisr, with a slogan "Anosl for Loss." Friends here are glad to hear he is recuperating.
A fractured House debate features Grosvenor and Clark sparring over the Democratic tariff stance and trade policy. Speakers condemn or defend protectionism, with references to reciprocity treaties, Philippines, and domestic industry amid wartime wartime rhetoric.
A long fragment reports Saiv Laake and a leading steamship company planning to open new field routes in southern Utah linking San Pedro harbor with a Pacific route via La Pode. Officials claim a large freight program will ship vast cargo volumes, including tens of thousands of cars, to establish an all-water line with Los Angeles and other ports.
Fragmented OCR text outlines local politics in Coalville, mentioning a mayoral contest and various named figures and issues. The passage cites plans for a special election and references to local government discussions and factions amid a murky stream of names and terms.
Fragmented remarks discuss the Dingley tariff's alleged prosperity in Cauda Mexico and the Argentine Republic, with Willlane and Crosvenat arguing taxation should be proportional and limited. Debates focus on tariff as tax, with mentions of free goods, imports, and political timing tied to 1899 panic fears. House adjourns at one o'clock.
Senate session hears Hoyt Luin push for a national board to regulate corporations amid denouncements of Wall Street interference. The speech argues for power to curb evil influence in government while referencing alleged interference and governance. A separate fire damages Luke Manufacturing at 140 146 Sixth Street, causing about 70000 in losses. work stops and investigators respond.
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