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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented early 20th century piece describes rising costs and demand for electric lighting. It highlights the Tungeten lamp as a lesson in progress, notes the spread of electrification, and links brighter illumination to education and commerce, while wages and monthly bills rise for consumers.
The fragmentary OCR appears to reference a transit or schedule note for Ogden Utah area with names such as AIMON HAMBERGER and a president general manager tag. Readable items include times like p.m. 4 06 and addresses such as Lincoln avenue.
Vallejo Cal Jan 26 Navy officials say the Oregon California and Colorado will be detached from the Pacific Fleet and start a protracted cruise. Commandant at Mare Island received orders to prepare one months supplies for two cruisers on arrival from Honolulu. Fleet movement planned to San Francisco Bay for ten days with liberty for yard repairs. The California to Mare Island May 1 with West Virginia Maryland and South Dakota. Colorado to Bremerton Navy Yard for ten days as rest of ships prepare for training.
Reports from Washington describe the establishment of the rock worm headquarters and a ceremonial event related to a commission. A delegation will depart the city tomorrow for a game moving in with a Canadian aim against the "lazy word" in a notable local action.
An advertisement touts the Robinson Thermal Bath as a cure for eczema and various skin diseases caused by impurities. It claims toxins exit through the pores and promotes dramatic health improvements after twenty minutes. The text advertises portable bath cabinets available in Ogden and Toledo with trial information and a free illustrated booklet.
Walsh, a former convict released from the penitentiary, was granted a probationary chance to seek honest work by Police Chief Lory T. Rleward. Officers were instructed to monitor his conduct and report back. none recalled a prior order limiting his employment as of roll call. Walsh, 40, previously served time for forging postal money orders.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on an event in New York with references to a wine flow, riding, and a new administration. Names and details are garbled, but mention of city, a coat, Tenegy yacited, and La Mepamiatic appear.
Van Norden, a capitalist, was pickpocketed on a city street by two women who distracted him with a stumble at the Waldorf Hotel. They fled with $1,000 in bills after two passes by the pair. Police identified the suspects as Margie Williams and an older Roberts woman from Chicago. both are held on $18,099 bonds each, with Van Norden aiming to recover the stolen funds.
Judge Kenesaw M. Landis in Chicago orders continued proceedings in the beef trust investigation as the federal grand jury reconvenes. He cautions jurors against reading Washington press reports and explains the need to preserve secrecy to ensure fair trials and proper handling of potential indictments. The judge notes the case’s importance and directs attention to procedures while keeping details confidential.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses interstate commerce and penalties for interfering with trade. It references intent and cooperation as key legal concepts and mentions court perception of acts affecting commerce. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear facts or named entities.
A notice promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as a new emollient treatment for Bright's disease. It claims recoveries vary by stage, with 9 of 10 responding when used early. higher success in milder cases. Patients are urged to report outcomes and physicians with stubborn cases to correspond for clinical input.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a furniture contraption described as a rocking chair with a complicated rack system. A racework of a worker and two operatives is noted, with a fork and a road event mentioned. The text is garbled and a single coherent incident cannot be confirmed.
A garbled ascent describes discomfort and effort in finding a comfortable position, with shifting weight and back support causing intermittent relief as the body contorts during a tense pivot.
An advertisement promotes Leonhardt’s Blood Remedy sold by Hadcon’s in Ogden Utah for $1 per 24 doses. It claims to cleanse humors, end bodily stagnation, and guarantee thorough work, with the address Sta tion B Buffalo NY for orders and a toy looklet offer. Also mentions a fashion item sale with afternoon wear and fabric details.
Fragmented text describes a political or social scene with references to earnent, a march, a person named Dogme, and a payment of 125000. Readable content is limited and details are unclear, but indicates a dedication or ceremony and a public service context in Cleveland.
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