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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item mentions post office procedures and congressional act phrasing. The readable parts reference Ogden Utah, the Post Office, and a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays. No clear names or dates beyond regional identifiers.
The Evening and Semi-Weekly Grandad lists advertising rates for various insertions. It outlines prices per line or per word, frequency options for one or multiple weeks, and discounts for multiple items or repeated runs.
A New York World account describes a patient saved by inhaling concentrated oxygen after a near-fatal gas exposure. Doctors maintained breathing, stabilized the man, and he began recovery after days of treatment. The piece discusses evolving methods and media coverage of such medical advances.
Speakers in Baltimore Lake area warn of dangers from fireworks and alcohol on Independence Day. Doctors urge supervising children near crackers and bombs while promoting a patriotic parade and meeting. Firework displays planned for Opden with safety measures to keep youths away from explosive devices.
A fashion feature laments bold sock styles and bright contrasts invading daily wear. The piece notes men in colored stockings with pumps and flamboyant belts, and critiques women following chic trends driven by shifting public taste.
A wandering narrator recalls returning to his Vermont birthplace to find strangers and aging kin, likening the experience to Rip Van Winkle. He reflects on the erosion of old New England communities as European and border influx transformed towns and identities over forty years.
A Morning Drummer item reports Thomas A Edlon announcing a perfected big electric storage battery weighing about a half ton. The device would power delivery wagons for a full day, reduce gas fumes, and allow central charging with electricity delivered to users. If proven, aut mobiles and lighting could be transformed, with future buttons to speed, lift, or feed the user.
Morning Examiner notes Ogden residents adjust daily routines to a new time pattern, with venues and services opening later or earlier. It reports open hours misaligned, workers late, and drivers urged to use headlights earlier as rail schedules influence daily life.
Cincinnati June 27 prize awards closed the thirtieth Turnfest of the North America Gimnae Union. Over 20,000 visitors from the United States and Germany witnessed record crowds. Jon Lindner of Frankfort Germany took the top individual prize. J F Meaineet of New York defeated Hugo Veltect of Canada for second honor. Remaining prizeists included Dita Kahl Indianapolis Riner Enman Milwaukee Andy Kempt Kane City EN Kranas Philadelphia Faward Wenning Cleveland Mas Matechors Philadelphia and firtean Klug Natl...
A fragmentary recipe describes mixing butter and pulverized sugar with egg yolks, then grinding rind, adding wine water, and crumbled crackers. The directions are garbled but suggest beating, mixing with paste, and baking to a finish.
Fragmentary text appears to distort a headline and lacks clear names or details. The readable portion hints at a local event or notice but provides no verifiable entities, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully. The record remains indeterminate with current readable content.
Chinese students group near 1 percent of the young women teachers were moved from a mission in Chicago after a raid found the basement of a boatel apartment building was used for schooling. Police were alerted by residents and the session moved upstairs to private rooms, with limited escape as authorities ordered the basement closed.
Australian rider Jane Clarke defeats Lloyd Krebs at the Velotrome track in Newark to claim a special match rate. Joe Foster of Brooklin wins the ten mille open professional event, beating Floyd Mac Farland of San Jose. Frank A. Kramer clinches the one mile handicap from a cratch. Japanese and American referee clash over a boxing decision in Los Angeles as Kokoyama claims world title, Middleton disputed by judges with no clear result.
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