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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1906
Page
3
A garbled local page blends varied items from social events at Mrs McCamant’s home to church drawings and postal card notices. It mentions a St Joseph’s church event, a wakeup for Margaret Arbon, and deliveries by Thom Bros Ener, with scattered names and places like Rexburg, Plain City, and Blaterville.
A baby fell into a tub and nearly died. Mother and neighbors struggled to revive the child as water filled the tub. The girl was pulled from the tub and revived after critical moments, with neighbors alert and providing aid.
A girl identified as Miss Brown was struck by a car while cycling and thrown onto the pavement. She regained consciousness with a severe scalp wound. Dr. Fernlund attended and the driver argued the girl failed to hear the approaching vehicle. The incident will be investigated to determine fault.
A fragmentary notice describes Reverend Father Cushnahan presiding at a silver jubilee Mass at St Joseph's Church. The event honors his service and the congregation plans a memorable celebration with a reception and prayers.
The jumble reports a baseball update featuring Kane and teammates with Cochabamba ties and Salt Lake connections. Mentions of managers, players, salary talks, and a marriage in Salt Lake City alongside coaching notes and a potential transfer. Ends with want ads promising big results.
Dr Lyshan Skeen lay unconscious as doctors from Perkins Root of Sait Take Benroy Faker and Gordon treated him for tuberculosis of the spine. His condition worsened after a severe relapse, and relatives gathered at his brother’s home as authorities reported his dire prognosis.
Willis Leadsley resumes duties in the Hingine Islands post office after years in the money order scene. He reports a surge in Philippine sugar production and notes cane grows amid weeds. He predicts Philippine sugar will reach the United States profitably once duties are removed.
A fragmented OCR passage portrays Berlin as a decayed city with weak central authority and lacking public buildings. It describes streets along Friedrich Strase as poor, contrasts German capital imagery with Allied control, and notes urban decay, architecture losses, and social unrest without clear dates or figures.
Berlin stands as Europe’s most luxurious city after Budapest, with rapid growth from 200 000 residents in 1830 to about three million by 1890. The upper middle class dominates, women spend lavishly yet dress poorly, and social life centers on long late dinners. Champagne flows at meals and after, with rounds of rolls and sandwiches consumed late into the night.
The text discusses German manners in addressing individuals in Berlin society, noting how titles affect status and redemption of reputation. It cites examples such as Mr Mayer a director, Mrs Mayer, and the wife of a privy councilor, explaining polite forms and the social consequences of misaddressing. It also references landed estate owners and ceremonial dress, highlighting observed proprieties and peculiarities across classes. The writing mentions British and Continental customs, with notes on male evening wear and formal attire at weddings and official occasions.
The readable fragments describe a fatal incident involving a train and a body, with names such as Colonel Mawel and Ceinol Wilbant appearing in garbled form. The text is too damaged to confirm date, location, or full sequence of events.
Proceedings against an unnamed defendant in a disorder case were postponed in New York. The trial date was rescheduled, and the case will be reargued at a later time by the attorney handling the matter amid standard court procedures.
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