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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
2
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A fragmentary, stream of consciousness passage muses on the Wright brothers and the dawn of aerial navagation. It ponders credal chips, army officers, and new tech reshaping future battles, hinting at Port Arthur and Japanese aviation, while noting peacetime misinformed notions and the muting of defense tensions.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney issues despite warnings of hidden dangers. A supposed testimonial from JT Winslow cites improved health after using the product, with locations in Naton and New York claiming nationwide availability through agents like Poster Milburn and Milburn To.
A fragmentary OCR style piece speaks of Earth and the heavens, mentioning power, heat, and telegraph lines. It evokes humanity breaking earthly binds to commune with celestial beings and eagles, in a poetic, mythic tone.
The article praises circus performers for patient practice, discipline, and polish. It notes men and women dressing well, presenting refined looks, and mastering their crafts through long hours of training. The piece argues circuses reveal human nature and the value of attentive detail.
A polemical document discusses alleged Chinese immigrant influence in New York City. It describes perceived mingling with white girls, cites vice and crime stereotypes, and condemns Chinese presence as corrupt and dangerous to American society. The piece also references Calhoun and Henry, implying broader political scandal context.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic scene with swords drawn and volleys of conflict. Mentions Blair Calhoun and Rourke Cochran, linking to a broader push against corruption and accountability. Strong entities include Calhoun and Heeney, with implied political trial context and a large unsecured credit backdrop highlighting debates over immunity and justice.
A Morning Examiner discussion on what constitutes a liberal education through a proposed anthology. It critiques missing Greek tragedians and modern poets, notes the absence of Adam Smith and Darwin, and contrasts ethical focus with romantic works. The piece argues no single library can perfectly educate and highlights the challenge of selecting essential books.
Morning dispatches from Washington report President Taft may visit Ogden this fall, with a strong indication of a May or early September stop if the trip is made. Delegations and a public address are planned to allow Taft to meet voters across regions, including C. D. Mark of Rawson and other lawmakers. Also advertised is a kidney remedy ad.
A fragmented report noting activity in the Peart industry and tire sector in the western United States. Mentions unidentified entities and shifts in market dynamics with no clear dates or consequences.
Testimony at a state school inquiry described boys whipped in a playroom and hidden injuries. Witnesses recounted four boys attempting escape, the use of a horse in discipline, and security staff involvement. Supervising officials faced questions over how punishments were carried out and whether proper procedures were followed.
Dr Crotoy weighed inmate discipline arguing that secrecy and harsher measures offend health standards. He backed corporal punishment for a sexual crime case while noting too severe penalties. Attorney Gideon described the punishment and the board’s public limits for staff discussions. Federated Women’s clubs were represented by Mrs Isabelle Cuminina and others at the juvenile court session in Salt Lake City. The investigation adjourned at 7 and resumed tomorrow morning.
William D. Frater of the American Institute of Homeopathy addressed 1.59 homeopathic attendees at a Rust meeting, denouncing drug abuse and urging cure through mind and lay hands while praising the Emmaus movement and Cortatian science amid a tense presidential contest among Dr. De A. MacLachlan and Dr. James Ward.
In a garbled list, Francisco, Dr. T, H Cartalebael, Dr. G, J Jones, Clerelsat, In, FE Baxyet, Marton are named as candidates. Wester doctors and Angelenes are noted as selected for the next meet at an unspecified place.
Trade in silverware indicates rising prosperity as major makers International Silver and Gorham report near full capacity and rising output. Gorham claims record sales by May 1909 with a 23 percent gain over 1908 while employing more workers. International Silver notes May as the best month in company history and continued strong orders into May 1909.
Notice from Weber County Treasurer Alata D Chambers states that after June 2 1909 all county warrants numbered 43047 through 46016 will be paid and will stop drawing interest after that date. The notice is dated June 23 1909 and issued from Ogden Utah.
Creditor claims against Cornelius Mehantson, deceased, must be presented to Parley C. Richardson, administrator, Ogden, Utah, by October 23. First publication July 29, 1919. last publication date shown. Attorney: Shee.
Notice from Parley C. Richardson administrator of Ellenbeti A Rickentep estate. Creditors and claimants must present vouchers to the undersigned at 30030 Beclow Building Ogden Minh on or before October 13, 1909. Court publication by FD Skere and Attorney port of Gra.
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