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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text shows a dubious advertisement for Danderine hair product with garbled pricing and terms. It references a 28¢ price, a $160 offer, and claims of thick growth with unclear supplier details. No verifiable entities or coherent actions are readable.
David W Crane of First Methodist Episc Bishop delivers sermon on cleansing, Joshua the high priest, and the vision of garments before the throne. He argues salvation requires interior renewal and Christlike robes, with Satan thwarting believers yet divine cleansing offering white garments and royal mitre.
Fragmentary OCR text references people or places in hurried old style prose. The readable parts mention names like Rod and Sade and Lord, with garbled phrases suggesting a public message or letter from a past era. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
A fragmented advertisement suggests a remedy made from pure tea and best cooking fat as a stomach aid. The odd text touts surprising and delightful effects, naming Hageell and James Op as promoters in a likely dubious health claim.
Funeral service for Charvitie Metarry-Sharpween was held at noon at the Sharpanized Church of Jeang Chrlat of Latter Thy Batata in North Waabtopten. Javea presided. attendees filled the church as mourners honored the deceased with music and respectful rites. Wanhingteo provided headquarters for funeral needs and related arrangements.
A committee on federal relations prepared a substitute for house joint memorial No. 3 urging federal action. The measure asks President Roosevelt and Congress to investigate the Salton Sea formation and its potential impact on rainfall and the western region, with copies to key senators and representatives for presentation to the president.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ely Nevada and individuals likely named Willres Minford and Hart W. Hole but content is garbled and incomplete.
Readable fragments indicate a sale or negotiation involving boron variously labeled as frie and trait with a quoted figure 82 000. The text references a price point and a potential trade or sale context, but lacks complete names or precise actions.
Mee thin path for Ely Nevada describes two men pursing a prospecting move into Ely to secure a mining location in Nevada. Mr Blutre is named as the discoverer and heads the Silver Creek area stock, with large land holdings. The text also notes a sermon by Rev. Roderick Stebbins of Boston and a planned ecclesiastical visit itinerary in Utah and California.
A fragmented text on table manners and proper dining from a bygone era, stressing how to hold cutlery, convey decorum, and eat neatly. It references children’s behavior, parental breeding, and the social rules guiding meals, with scattered observations on forks, spoons, and order at the table.
A humorous skating scene unfolds as a player weaves through the rink missing turns and recovering with a quick pivot. Teammates and crowd react to the stumble and regained focus, creating an entertaining moment amid sports action.
A damaged block of text describes a cardboard puzzle activity where children trace, cut, and assemble sections to form an elephant image. Steps include tracing on tissue, joining pieces, painting, and carefully fitting parts to complete the figure, highlighting practice in patience.
An unclear OCR passage mentions a local eatery and a beeping device near a halter and time reference. The readable elements include scattered words like restaurant, shop, and possible timetable cues. No specific persons or organizations are clearly identifiable from the fragment.
A colored waiter leaves a restaurant stairs with a dish bearing a ross tuvery and trips on the evtae of a ete, falling. The text also mentions Tyrew Engles, Aremet, Turkey, Vieers, Sreckur AP China, Africa, and Hungary, in a puzzling, obliquely described frame.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a paper puzzle, various streets or places, and scattered numbers. It references Berks and London areas, hints at times and measurements, and notes strange figures like 669 997 and a rate per foot. The readable portion is inconsistent and non-linear.
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