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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
2
Government experts endorse iron sulphate as a practical lawn treatment to kill dandelions. A 144 pounds per gallon copper sulfate solution sprayed in fine mist with force over every square inch of turf, with multiple applications, blacks the grass briefly but leaves it darker and healthier after mowing.
A whimsical collection from the Albany Journal and Tit-Bits features humorous street talk and domestic scenes. A farmer, a mayor, and townsfolk share quips about cattle chores, cigars, barnyard mischief, and clockwork toys. The tone mimics a lively late 19th century column.
A historical obituary tone recounts King Edward VII born 1841 at Buckingham Palace, his education, a long travel, marriage to Princess Alexandra, six children, and a reign marked by patronage of racing and sailing. It notes his stature, health scares, coronation delays, Boer War aftermath, and several assassination scares, as well as his notable travels and persona.
Reports from London on May 2 detail King Edward VII death at 11:46 PM after a brief illness, triggering immediate condolences from U S officials and foreign ambassadors. Secretary Meyer notes shock, while Baron Uchida calls Edward a peace advocate, and John Hay’s assessment highlights his diplomacy and steadfast leadership.
The article reports the death of King Edgard, the reaction across London, and the swift move to proclaim Prince George as king. It notes the queen, royal family nearby, and international diplomatic updates as Buckingham Palace confirms the end of Edgard’s reign and the accession of Prince George.
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