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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
1
THraw account from a sufferer named Thomas Bay recounts severe facial eczema for five months. A friend recommended Cuticura remedies. after one night of cleansing with Culicum Loop and use of Cuticura products the skin began improving. Continued treatment removed scales and improved ability to go outside and eat.
An ad touts Phat Ontienra Soapy Cinkwent as a universal remedy for skin eruptions itchiness and scalp crusting. It claims immediate relief and permanent cure with safety and economy, urging purchase from a mail order or local supplier.
Vin Larson and Balk Malnon track management face questions over track handling and future participation. Lawson plans to appear at the meet. shares trade action on New York market noted. Mining report from Engel desk details ore prospects at Walash Mining and related property activities at Bunds and Coultry mill.
Patrolman Bout Sleetus faced a narrow escape as a fire damaged a tower and surrounding structures in Nome yesterday morning. The blaze consumed a building valued around 2,000 with wall contents about 600 and contained property worth 1,000, while a nearby laundry owner reported damage and the rapid response aided by local investigators.
A garbled page lists burials and deaths with ages and locations, mentions Mrs Mirabeth Bloker found dead in bed, and references to Stedhner and other locals. It shifts to court actions, theft charges, injuries from fireworks, and various public notices with scattered names and addresses.
Salt Lake miners see revived trading as stocks move on the exchange amid renewed activity. Investors eye potential gains as market watchers note brief gains and cautious sentiment for the mining sector.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a product related to a laxative and quinine and a vague reference to golf cure and indeterminate names, with incomplete phrases. The readable text lacks coherent event or person details to form a full news item.
A scrambled account describes multiple baseball events with teams like St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh and New York facing varied outcomes in doubleheaders. Umpire Johnson officiated, attendance near 20 000 to 40 000 across games, with Philadelphia and St. Louis splitting, and notable performances and misplays noted amid the noisy OCR.
The report summarizes several early league games with brief outcomes. Washington held early leads and defensive plays contributed to runs, while Chicago and Cleveland show varied results. References to players like Wooten and Wallace indicate individual contributions amid mixed team performances.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a golf tournament with players from Geolland and Pueblo. Mentions Colormo Springs Colorado, Ward, and fundraising efforts for the city. Details are garbled and inconsistent across lines, with references to a multi day match play event and radio fundraising plans.
Seattle hosts San Francisco in a tense game with late drama as both teams chase wins. Replays of key plays show umpire calls influencing the ninth inning and a string of on base hits. Pitching and fielding miscues mix with late rallies as Seattle battles to edge San Francisco.
A listing shows attendees including Henry Ward Heccher Horace Greeley John 8. Gough Ralph Waite Emerson Wyn-MoH Phillips and George Wii Cri a under Mr Willinnth management in Dorehaster today. Aged at Years. The fragmentary OCR hints at a historical gathering with notable names.
The federal grand jury completed its session with eight indictments against Bulre Jinho Jily JB The warrants of arrest were issued and bonds set. Indictments relate to alleged land fraud in the Feochston district. Those indicted will be tried before federal Judge Beatty in Moscow Idaho.
The article reports Scottland or BCOTLAND winning the McKinnon Cup amid a tourney scene in England with scores and competitors such as Scolland Mackinnon and Cane Wis Feeund. It mentions a New York to White Mountains auto event led by P BD Stevens, and notes early starts and groups forming among participants.
scattered racing results from Brighton Park New York Delmar July 13 show Wirnt Taes Phantom and Traditon among winners. horses like Duke Melvaln Oak Duke Oak Duke and Bieten Frances referenced with times around 1 25 and 4 9.
Rome July 14 The Patria reports an upcoming Aix meeting between Signor Tuotti foreign minister and AL Bouvier French premier to exchange views on foreign policy especially on Franco Italian action in the Mediterranean. A separate note from Croton Idaho mentions a damag e estimate from a July 1 incident at Wallace.
Reports from New York say Alexander, former head of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, is in a serious condition and kept unaware of recent society developments. He is receiving seclusion treatment and has not been informed of Paul Morton, the Ryan purchase, Messia, Cleveland, O'Brien and Westinghouse adjustments, or the status of his resignation and Hyde's.
An advertisement-style narrative discusses aging pains and remedies. It promotes Swift Specific Co. product 8. S claims old people suffer more from rheumatic pains and sleepless nights and that a vegetable tonic can restore vigor, appetite, and strength without harming the body.
Walsee presidents Harvey Johnson and Gwea huta urged President Roosevelt to address charges of linkage in the agriculture statistics bureau. They expect a public appeal after July votes to push for fertile changes in the publishing of voting reports and related figures.
In Boston on July 1 Denjemle Webb Willaus, a lecturing manager and early pioneer in public speaking, died after a long career shaping lectures and educational programs. His contributions influenced generations of lecturers and organizers.
Report on the Fifty two Inter Tournament in New York describing morning crowds at Van Cortlandt Park and a heavy rainstorm that cleared spectators. Movin and Grearold excelled, with Movin scoring 70 strokes before rain halted play. afternoon action continued as the tournament concludes tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR item mentions American contenders in a forthcoming event with names like William Kotiler and Haydn, plus references to German and Nor man figures, heat results, and a potential public sale or bets. Details are unclear due to garbled text but center on a racing or athletic trophy contest between American and British participants with named individuals and venues.
In New York a major professional golf event prepares to feature top players including notable figures in a prominent Open tournament. Local organizers and media coverage emphasize the event's significance and expected excitement, with attendance and competition details highlighted by AP reporting from the scene.
OCR text is garbled with nonstandard words and typos. Potential names and entities are unreadable, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, date, or organization. The readable fragments hint at a plea or offer but lack determinate facts for a proper card.
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