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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1907
Page
8
A historical medical discussion on spinal meningitis notes the disease’s unclear origin and lack of certain cures. Dr. Johann outlines symptoms such as severe headache neck stiffness vertigo and vomiting. He advocates a quiet dark room cold towels and cautious narcotic use plus strong sedatives as a potential treatment, while acknowledging uncertainty and seeking consensus among physicians.
A fragmentary medical note advocates controlled bleeding to treat a nerve and heart condition. It discusses blood loss via arm or nose, cautions on patient strength, and mentions follow up stimuli to support heart function, presenting a then contemporary but unsafe remedy.
All holders of Weber County Fair stock are urged to exchange old certificates for Intermountain Fair Association shares. Exchange must be done in person at Theodor Tracy’s office by March 16. remaining old stock is valueless. Directors grant a few extra days to complete exchange.
A reading of the program shows melodramatic tones and familiar flourishes. Hay Crandon stars Jack Dallas with an ensemble including Ranarr and Melford, delivering a performance noted for its confident presence and traditional melodrama style.
After a long stock company run Utahna presents vaudeville with a packed house applauding a clever lineup. Nello the jugglist and James Serron’s act drew enthusiastic notices, with strong turns from Morris and Brainer and the modern dancing of Thea Liza. The show offered variety and grace, pleasing the audience to start the new stage period.
The Goldfield labor scene erupts as Daniel Leo, Vincent Goldfeld, and supporters clash with miners and IWW activists. A heated rally turns violent with beatings and arrests as editors and workers rally for rights amid mob pressure. Goldfield paper attacks labor leaders while calls to reject violence grow.
Members of Oxitm Circle 681 Women of Woodcrafts host a garden party and dance at Bell on March 20. The event features a cate and promises lively entertainment for attendees in a community social.
A recount of an uncertain contest season notes fevered activity as entrants prepare for weekend rounds. Officials announce top performers and a plan to select two employees to direct each night, while spectators fear mounting tensions and possible protests amid irregular conditions.
A distorted newspaper fragment lists scattered words and partial names including Hitberg Puebla Mefare and Jean Etaradts. The garbled text references dates, places, and people without coherent events or clear context.
A fragmented sermon text explores acquiring power through the Holy Ghost. It defines power as celestial energy guiding moral, spiritual, and temporal influence, urging believers to seek divine strength to witness and transform creation while stressing personal repentance and cooperation with heavenly forces.
A religious exhortation extols God’s distribution of spiritual gifts and calls for humble service to the church. The speaker mentions blessings, benediction, and the duty to use talents for the Master, noting some are poor yet faithful and others endowed for broader mission.
A large gathering of Ge al the Boase’s friends attended the services. The rites were described as beautiful and solemn, with many present to honor the memory at Montana View cemetery.
The notice states that the Jumble at 23rd and V Ave has been purchased by Gesterg and Geo Merde tt rey, aiming to offer low prices. It invites customers to visit for cheap goods and details of the deal.
A man connected to Southern Padthe yards called at a funeral parlor yesterday and reportedly admitted to taking the lives of Gay Lyons and another person. He was married six years and left a wife, mother, brother, and sister as bereaved relatives. Authorities pursue details of the demise and remaining estate.
March 2 Dangkex Elam reports the Franco-Stateree accord grants France a large providence tract about 12290 square miles in exchange for Part Krell and other unresolved disputes. The agreement outlines mutual concessions and stakes in the frontier, with both nations attempting to settle outstanding questions.
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