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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
10
Soothed by Paines Celery Compound after ten years of rheumatic pain and neuralgia, a patient reports improved mobility and stamina. The ad touts the remedy as a "famous and wonderful medical proprietary" with broad proof of curing many cases and urges readers to try it for durable relief.
A crowded sequence of weddings receptions and social events fills the city week. Mrs Welch and Mrs Monagan host gatherings with Doming decorations carnations and music. Miss May Richarde and Mr Joseph McPlclane wed in Salt Lake Temple with a grand reception at Mrs G. Titchards home. The guest list includes prominent locals and visiting guests as hosts praise the alumnae and community. A social calendar features outings at Glenwood Park, a Cotillion, and a luncheon, with multiple hostesses and committees coordinating decor and entertainments.
A garbled 19th century advert claims women such as Miss Anup Provcott and Miss Marie Conte report renewed health after using Meruna. testimonials praise appetite restoration, strength, and vitality with phrases about rejuvenation and lasting cure. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartmut in Columbus for full statements.
A garbled note references a New York Herald dispatch from Valparaiso and Chin about plague reports, noting only a handful of isolated details and suggesting the Tanger event had already passed.
Buenos Aires correspondent reports the death of Admiral Raniel de Solier of the Argentine navy in a sailing accident near Montayiden. The New York Herald notes his service and the tragedy aboard the ship when it overturned and sank while officers and crew attempted to abandon ship.
Kiam Vanonthaysen of the New York World dies at 49 after a long illness. A veteran journalist, he joined the World in 1895 after starting in the local paper trade in Iowa. He rose from reporter to night editor and finally managing editor before joining the World.
A French dog story recounts a dog named Dane who wandered while its owner watched. In a chaotic scene the stray treats a window display, then swallows a dish and collapses. The owner cries out as the Great Day ends with the pet presumed lost.
A garbled naval dispatch hints at a fatal discipline case aboard a ship. The captain's final whispered line blames midshipmen for not providing something, while the fragmented text references a stern atmosphere and unspecified punishment.
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