04 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
1
A mangled report outlines Japanese forces, Allied reactions, and weather conditions with mentions of battles near Wausain, March events, and troop movements. It references Admiral Makarou Ing, Por Arthur, Egypt, and U S cables, plus a medical defense of tonics and dyspepsia remedies amid wartime reporting.
A distressed mother describes extreme hardships and dangers faced by her child and family. The narrative blends personal pain with references to medical remedies and public warnings, reflecting era concerns about motherhood, illness, and societal pressures. The piece weaves in scattered mentions of places, people, and events to frame a broader sense of peril and resilience.
A scrambled OCR note recounts an Oakland race meeting with references to horses like Mane Byown and Pink, incomplete names, and garbled places. It mentions multiple furlongs, winners, and placements, but many details remain indecipherable or erroneous. The fragment hints at a drawn crowd of about 4,000 and a money-handling scene, yet specifics are obscured.
Fragmented OCR lists race results and horse names, times, and placements. Mentions include winners such as Naren and Dolly Welthof with second places for several runners. Some lines give times like 3 15 and 1 40, with references to races 6 and 4. Details are partial and garbled.
The Hot Springs race card lists multiple horses and finishes. Won by Bright with Loularine second, a field of sixty contenders, time around 1:21 and change, other placings include Owens and Dukky Beerethind among the finishers.
An advertisement proclaims S. S. S. as the only permanent Rheumatism cure, stating the disease is in the blood and not skin. It touts benefits of cleansing acids and poisons from blood, offers a free health hook, and includes a testimonial about sleep restoration and relief from joint pain after using the remedy.
Washington March 3 The President sent a message to the Senate on a new treaty concerning the rule of Pines and Tir which was referred to the foreign relations committee for consideration.
A garbled OCR item lists names and terms including Yoka Dooly Harney Deery and Wien Breshlent. It references deposits and payments with unclear context and scattered names, offering no coherent event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and entities and mentions accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited. The legible names include David Arlen novel references, James Burlusc Axstetaatneler and Joseph ek dohn Watenn, W Webster and Bernard. The piece reads like an 1920s ledger column listing account holders and solicitations.
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