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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
10
A testimonial from Mrs Helen L Moore of York Me describing severe illness and nerve pain previously ruled by various medicines. She credits Payne's Celery Compound with restoring health and strength after six months of prostration and inability to sleep.
Ogden residents are urged to attend a public meeting at the County Courthouse on Tuesday evening June 9 to discuss hosting the National Irrigation Congress come September. Mayor Wal Glanmnn, in authority, signals unity and asks citizens to vote on reception plans and arrangements for thousands of delegates under State support.
Stocks extended losses on a weak session with declines led by industrials and rails. Trading was heavy as investors reacted to renewed pressure, with some issues testing near or below prior lows as the market drifted lower throughout the day.
A fragmented historical account traces Kennedy's journey from a Liverpool youth to a sailor and author. It notes early factory work in Chester, a hard life in Manchester’s shipyards, sea service, seasickness, and brutal bullying after landing in America, shaping decades of struggle toward literary achievement.
The article profiles Kennedy a tramp who recalls early hardship in the United States and Canada. It details his aging journey from hopeful writer to rejected submissions in New York, his shift to plank-sowing, and his eventual success as a novelist praised for vivid, adventurous storytelling. It notes his travels and feats, including climbs in Spain and the Pyrenees, and his enduring desire for exploration despite poverty.
A garbled account describes a cultural gathering with parish figures and attendees. It references Catholic rituals, speakers, and a public square venue, noting a long evening of sermons and social activity amid uncertain weather. Names and specifics are unclear due to text damage.
Fragmented prose describes escape tricks, captors, and suffering tied to stomach and organ disease. It promotes Dr Pieres's Goldien Medical Discovery claiming cures for stomach related ailments and heart, liver, lungs, and kidneys. It also reports social events, gatherings, and travels among named individuals and groups in a dated community scene.
A distressed note from a Chicago Tribune page advises a kindhearted citizen to comfort a young boy who fears breaking his pitcher. The message minimizes the boy’s fear and insists there is no hurt, urging calm and reassurance.
Fragmentary passage recalls Robert Browning noted as a persistent visitor. A friend and member of his circle is singled out for praise of his verse and his enigmatic compositions. The text hints at Browning's pride in his own work and a playful quip about prophecy.
A brief classified style notice seeks a second barn camera and an im er plate. The request lists the address 2467 Grunt Ave for contact or pickup.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe aid to civilians by military presence in a city. It mentions 874,000 and 8500 curl Kiawas Cilyy hire, surgery of shelter clothing distribution, and a camp for inhabitants. Notes reference division hall, dates around 2000, and conditions described as strict.
A near record of a public bath proposal in Frinkfort sparked debate over sanitation and safety. Miss Mianiot and Monneil presented plans for a civic bathing facility and its adaptations. Police and doctors assessed the conditions, while local officials weighed the innovation amid public concern.
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