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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1903
Page
2
A garbled 19th century notice from The Standard outlines advertising submissions and agency connections in Ogden Utah. It references local agents, submission limits, publication details, and a charitable pledge context amid a narrator’s retrospective on publishing procedures.
On the page an article discusses Kendtor Willan and Lin Rat Tedruelaee Antrelos Fallalin, praising a future where education and civic cooperation uplift a community. It highlights Saul Uint, Helen Roller, and a call for generous donations to support the Autapeyilion in New York, urging readers to fund enlightened philanthropy and upliftment.
Fragmentary text cites Russia Britain Japan and China with vague dates 1604 and 1981 and vague treaties. Mentions territorial gains and conflicts like the Long Nery and Hinket lake with references to Moghul and France. Overall the passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or verifiable details.
A fragmentary tale describes a five year old Georgie showing intense interest in physiology. Family members study a dissected porpoise and bones, Georgie eagerly copies the experiments, and a dramatic scene unfolds as he asks if now is the chance to study anatomy.
A mangled excerpt from the London Telegraph depicts Bridget defending herself against a harsh accusation about a dress worn at an evening event. The dialogue reveals tension between Bridget and her mother with a young man present, suggesting strain in an engagement.
A photograph of a political candidate is described as meant for campaign use. The dialogue notes a photographer pressed into producing a stern image for the judge candidate, with quips about looking serious. The reference appears in a Chicago Tribune context.
The excerpt portrays a quarrel over medical remedies and social courtesy. Mrs Corerom argues against prescribing tasseed ikea and mustard plasters for people, while Washingtan Stan laments a world where everyone speaks well of neighbors and the dead alike.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an arrivals list amid a ysh-bwankyefuur hour. Names and places appear garbled, mentioning Sallivany Heanessee Bent Gootlog Tl Laing A Runny New Varley and various terms like Lloyds, Ke Uathealy, Bath Dakoy, Marlin, Ball darko, Strath Ving, Salt Take, Isa Rivers Wyle Mayor and Pocatello.
A long, flawed account describes ongoing cancer research at Middlesex Hospital, with experiments on high voltage and X rays. It notes doctors, apparatus, and hopeful results, citing royal and medical figures, and discusses Japan’s Korea influence and broader geopolitical observations.
The article surveys Japanese moves into Korea and Russian expansion into Manchuria. It discusses railway lines, port development, and Koreans' unrest under Japanese power, plus debates among observers on who will dominate the region. It notes Western indifference and contemplates future clashes, with Russia and Japan portrayed as the central powers shaping northeastern Asia.
Pomona College announces a large donation from Dr. GK Pearsong of Chicago totaling 350000 to support the Southern California college. The gift is described as one of the largest ever given to Pomona and is expected to bolster needs across the campus.
George Tully of Georgetown Washington won the 100 yard event at the amateur athletic association championship held in Northampton. Tully, holder of the district title, dominated the sprint as competitors from nearby districts blurred past in the heat.
Fragmentary classified text shows WANTED ad with garbled telegraphic contact and FOR RENT notices describing furnished rooms and a four room suite near a North Gallabonnier area. illegible details suggest urban rental market entries with incomplete addresses and terms.
For sale a home on Tal yoth street four ly and 182 feet deep with improvements. Fight terms to the right party. Inquire at residence. Albert Kiesel.
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