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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1903
Page
2
The notice restricts correspondence to Utah advertisers and requires all authors’ names to be published. It states that advertising agents outside Utah should contact the official office in Orden, Utah, for business inquiries and that only reputable advertising agencies will be considered.
A frayed obituary tribute recalling Charles W Cross who left a long life of public service. It honors his work, devotion to family, and the impact on relatives and community, noting the strain of loss on his widow and children while recognizing his steady guidance and example.
The article discusses a workers federation and calls for peace measures amid fears of economic stagnation. It warns of conspiratorial threats to prosperity, endorses reforms to prevent upheaval, and urges workers to seek better opportunities if wages lag. The piece emphasizes unity, labor confidence, and state moderation to avert crisis.
The readable portion describes districts Lulu and Afetea once plagued by malaria and typhoid fever, later renamed health resorts after tree planting. It mentions an intent to cultivate in sartiana W and an announced discovery by a German.
A physician promotes inhaling a vapor mix of eucalyptus, silphur, and charcoal as a cure for consumption, claiming it surpasses a rival remedy. He cites Australian practice and observations of reduced illness in districts using the brew, urging doctors to adopt the method despite questions about efficacy.
Theodore Roosevelt, born in New York, educated privately, entered politics in New York. He rose from civil service to police commissioner, Navy deputy, and Rough Riders leader. He served as governor, then national Republican candidate, later becoming president after McKinley’s death. He married Alice Lee, fathering six children and authoring major histories.
In a violent disturbance at Slavellia Roman Ostholle church, hundreds of men and women clashed with each other and with police. The riot began during a gathering led by OsORL Women as collectors moved through the church, and escalated to strikes with furniture and weapons, leaving many injured and a patrol wagon required to restore order.
Panic erupted as women and children cried out in terror when fighters leaped from church windows. Police drew revolvers and threatened to shoot, sparking more clashes. Injured were taken to the hospital while Father Kollar intervened to calm parishioners and escaped unhurt.
New York May opening stock market shows irregular trading with gains in high priced steel shares and rail stocks like National Railroad of Mexico Delaware Madison. Bonds and commercial paper steady as money market softens with rates around four to four and a half percent. Exchange remains firm while Mexican dollars show limited activity.
Cattle receipts 2800 with mixed quality notes and price ranges for steers heifers cows bulls and calves. Hog and sheep markets show varied demand with mixed futures quotes and daily commodity prices across Chicago New York St Louis and other markets. Wheat corn oats and barley prices listed with changes and delivery months. Steel and railroad stocks noted alongside commodity totals and market conditions.
Fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer with garbled phrases about a person and date. readable names or actions are unclear. text appears damaged and incomplete.
A fragmented report describes a visit by figures named Randolph Churchill to the Qamond fields of Santi Africa. It notes observations of a large parcel of alfa and includes a quoted remark about vanity of woman and depravity of man attributed to a lady who overheard their Tamark gilded.
An old piece discusses using water as medicine for dyspepsia with ritual pacing and rocking to aid digestion. It also recounts a historic lemon tale tied to Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII, noting lavish court entertainments and a jeweled gift recorded by a biographer.
Birdilice Nepilice describes the tiny lizards of the enue auelis found in West Indies foliage. The text notes their brilliant color displays, acrobatic leaps, and bold entrances to human spaces, with color fading to brown when irritated, and compares them to older world lizards with extended ribs forming a winglike expansion.
A physician notes a shift in baldness from older men to younger, blaming rising nervous disorders and digestive issues. He argues maintaining digestion and calm nerves can help preserve hair, while warning against overreliance on scalp remedies.
At Taboatsal New York an orchestra applauded a singer who praised the group and invited them to an Everett House champagne supper after rehearsal. Brignall’s Bripper cost 500, a Noble Character reflection follows Aristotle on magnanimity and justice.
Smith bear Short has come into a large fortune, with Jones Weil claiming entitlement. Smith Oh, be in, oh? Jones Yes, he has waited many years for the payout in this Chicago News item.
A fragment describes women and men playing billiards, noting women players attract attention as professionals. It mentions readers in France enjoying billiards news and journals published for billiardists, with Shakespearean reference to Cleopatra and a general praise of skillful play.
A garbled OCR piece recounts a mosaic of 19th century curiosities from billiards to opera figures. It mentions Cleo, Mary, and an archbishop, a Napoleonic tie to gloom, Adelina Patti at a New York event paying $2600, and a chaotic auction with catalog readers laughing at an engraver’s missteps.
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