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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
4
An OCR fragment promotes Mother's Friend as a remedy for expectant mothers. It describes ingredients like narcotic substances aimed at preparing the body for childbirth and claims to ease labor and pain, attributing these effects to substances from The Bradfield Co in Atlanta.
A long, dense list of church services, sermons, and special programs across multiple congregations. Includes times, pastors, and event names such as Mother’s Day tributes, prayer meetings, and hymn concerts. Strong entities include First German Evangelical, Lutheran, and various city churches.
Fragmentary notes show a patient advised by a doctor to use Citicura and McGuhenra Remedies. Mentions a visit, a recommended treatment plan, and possible costs. Includes garbled dates and names, likely from a 19th century medical notice.
A garbled advert claims a baby care product offers pure, sweet, economical antiseptic properties from a Chicago source. It touts odor control, healing effects, and suitability for mothers, promising antiseptic benefits and safety claims amid marketing jargon.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Wednesday through May 7th program at a church with Mara, drama performances, and plans for a work project. The text mentions local neighbors, a hospital, and group leaders, plus a large amount of garbled names and phrases about an entertainment cast, a pastor, and a community effort.
A public lecture by Professor Keeler discussed Halley’s Comet and its historical significance. He explained captured comets, meteoric swarms, and how comets interact with planetary gravity, noting Halley’s orbit as a notable example and detailing the sunward paths and potential earth alignment.
Reports from Hed grand indicate a sheep disease outbreak affecting multiple flocks. Names James Manson and Amivew Swanson appear among those listed as involved or impacted, with local activity centered near the Misplaced area. Further details on origin, spread rate, and measures are forthcoming.
Florence Nerges announces sale of three motion picture houses in Brlaan City Puck Oily and Lusa Bari ln now renamed The Florence under Max Florence management. Contracts to repaint and remodel all three venues and install new lighting in lobbies. Names of new theatres to reflect each neighborhood. Pending other dents will join upon consummation, includes transition of Elite Theater company to The Moruenes Theater company.
Ball Lake May 7. Nevada Copper company plans a second line extension of about thirty miles in the Mason or Yerlnyton country. Construction targets mid summer with rail connections linking Waluski on the Southern Pacific line to Magoo Valley and Nevada. Doug Taw will be sold as fast as work proceeds. The project faces the Wilton canyon and requires rolling stock orders and machinery to handle new tonnage for the mines.
A fragmented account outlines a theater company planning summer engagements in Salt Lake with a new house to be built in Ogden. It mentions an Alhambra style venue between Twenty third and Twenty Fourth streets and potential Broadway style attractions including vaudeville, comedy, and cinema.
A formal engagement was announced today between Miss Dick of Philadelphia and Mr. Dick of New York. The groom's father, a retired man and Yale graduate of 1906, was mentioned in family notices as part of the wedding connection.
A garbled account mentions racing and banking topics with references to KH Harrhanty Stuyvam Ant, Winds Central traffic, and Ar Solomon & Go. It notes Stud Keene stables at Shewintond and Keene’s table of training, with concerns over a horse infection risk and broader cattle and horse breeding mentions.
Half mast flags in Santa Barbara honor Rear Admiral Bowman H McCalla who died of apoplexy yesterday. Funeral services set for Friday after the arrival of Lieutenant and Mrs Knox. The body will be taken to Los Angeles for cremation per family wishes.
A disjointed OCR fragment references Luenza IW at Keene Racing Stable and New Fork with May events. It mentions a hard favorite, stable of striven donors, and influenza wording, plus rapid weather effects and a fluctuating temperament over weeks, but the readable facts are sparse and uncertain.
Chicago records reveal plans to decorate about a thousand more graves this year. Officials estimate memorials will honor veterans and mark Remembrance Day events, noting a higher commitment to public tributes than in previous years.
Philadelphia exhibit centers on cork materials and cork center tech used in jewelry and ball products. Makers claim cork center adds durability and novelty to items, with emphasis on yearlong use and potential in craftsmanship.
Silk sale begins Monday May ninth offering over 2600 yards of stylish silk fabrics at lower prices than ever before. Major manufacturers and dealers provided favorable price concessions to Ogden shoppers. The event promises good quality fabrics to wear and long-lasting value for women seeking affordable elegance.
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