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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
2
A garbled notice from The Standard Pubstyling Co Ogden Utah advertises postal delivery terms and subscription prices. It mentions monthly and six month advance rates and a bold price line. The text includes distorted phrases about Sundays and opening times and references a post office section.
The Evening Stand announces daily changing standard rates per inch for reading matter and position in ads. Special positions and discounts apply. contracts offered for weekly or stable runs. Ogden publication asserts its bona fide subscriber base, challenging competition from rivals.
A fragmentary critique titled Too Much Surceess appears in the Dover Post attributed to Meward B. Martly. The piece argues for defending personal beliefs against unanimous approval and critiques political and philosophical trends in early North American discourse.
An extended, fragmented discussion analyzes Japan and the United States relation, economic impact and potential peace strategies. It cites population, mineral resources, cotton trade, and the Mikado regime, debating who should guide policy and whether America should pressure or assist Japan.
A fragmented report mixes political appraisal with economic observations. It discusses the character and motives of a political figure, contrasts eloquence with potential manipulation, and references party loyalty and public perception. The piece also includes a long financial analysis of the flour milling industry and maritime trade, noting movements in dividends, taxation, and import dynamics through London.
An article notes ocean and inland shipping costs differ, with higher rates for ocean transport of wheat than flour. It describes the steam schooner as a unique vessel loading cargo through its hatch, with deck cargo raised after hull fill. A Seattle harbor anecdote shows a passenger mistaking a smoke stack for a hatch, adding local color to Pacific commerce history.
Trakmen on the Danver and Rio Grande report two bands of mountain sheep seen beyond the Royal Gorge. Fear rises as the elk are unsettled and trains monitor the area for the animals. Observers note the sheep, their feeding patterns, and the potential for further appearances in the region near Denver.
A widow confronts a confidante about her late husband’s deceit and the shocking discovery that he saved over $17,000 and insured his life, while expressing the pain of betrayal. The conversation exposes jealousy, moral judgments, and the pressure to endure public scorn as she contemplates her future and possessions.
A Lassie Weekly writer cites varied remedies from minute doses to baths and chews, noting belief in cures is widespread but effectiveness unclear. The piece highlights medical prejudice, patient hopes, and the diverse, often unscientific faith in treatments from different eras and cultures.
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