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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
12
An English girl's account of working as a model in a Paris couturiere’s show room. She details waist reductions, the harsh fit process, and the social dynamics among models, clients, and forewomen, noting lavish costs and the mix of American, French, and other buyers shaping fashion life.
An old advertisement extols Mothers Friend as a remedy easing pregnancy discomfort and labor pain. It claims gradual abdominal growth, morning sickness relief, and calmer childbirth, touting popularity across social classes and offering the product at a price point around $1.00.
Reports cover a death near Winselark after a failed attempt to connect the Upper Doise at Winselark on May 26. Other items note Mary Managuat’s death in Boise and a divorce-related move by Catherine Mary Managuat, plus local weather and agricultural observations across Idaho and Oregon regions.
St Petersburg reports the Tunisian Chinese bank is authorized to open four branches in San Francisco, according to the Novon Vramya. June 2. Authorized expansion plan aims to boost local banking access with new branches in Sav Franeisen area.
Tina Bondon reports the Canadian Supreme colt Justioe Armour is dying amid health troubles. The piece notes Armour’s role among Alaskan houndegy commissioners, highlighting ongoing concerns in the racing sport.
Lowell Minas June 80. The great textile strike that began three months ago nears end. Leaders of striking workers admit a plan for a conference to settle conditions and bring about settlement. Meetings of every mine will be held before sunset to decide on returning to work.
A garbled report describes a violent incident involving a trainer and others at Legpard in New York. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but mentions attack and a fatal outcome. Names and exact locations are not readable.
Beattle Washington June 20 James Crisman a construction foreman for the Tremecan railroad was killed near Auburn yesterday. He was riding on a flat car when three aboveesmshed off the track in front of the car derailing it. Both his legs were cut off near the body. He had planned to visit Ireland for his daughter who was born after his emigration and she is now on her way to Auburn. The three horses were killed in the accident.
A rural note from Bridger Creek country warns of a probable grasshopper plague this season. Local observers report an uptick in hoppers, suggesting widespread swarms may threaten crops and pastures alike.
In San Bernardino California on June 2 a 14 year old youth named Benjamin Tt Young, recently moved from Los Angeles, shot himself at home after a quarrel with his mother over money spent on three gloves and other matters. He retrieved a revolver from a trunk, placed it behind his right ear, and died before his brother could reach him.
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