18 May 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
1
A garbled medical testimonial describes severe skin disease in a boy, noting failed treatments and eventual recovery after ointment. The fragment references Cotkars Oinment, a Chicago address, and suggests broader warnings about infant skin conditions and potions marketed to women.
A fragmentary OCR crime item reports a confrontation after a robbery allegation in White Mian with a mention of a claimant and an accused individual named Wegress. The text is garbled but points to a dispute and denial of the charge.
Disjointed text from Ogden evokes a civic gathering with unclear details. The fragment suggests a public event or protest context featuring local names and places, including Ogden and nearby venues, but the message remains garbled and lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Oxden Miah's country firm faces a 426 pound figure in a pricing row. The dispute centers on live poultry costs seen by buyers and sellers, reflecting inflation pressures in the market.
The Teadnean College ceremony featured graduates invited by the institution as President Ay Smith led the faculty and attendees. Music filled the event with performances from Valentine, Indian Martin, Maye and the Harmony Orchestra while speeches honored the class and listed notable graduates and contributors.
A chaotic reminiscence recalls a distant event of Hallay's era with vivid yet garbled names. The speaker mentions past gatherings, street depots, and a curious classroom-like scene involving a character named Adams. The narrative shifts between recollection and fragment, hinting at moral lessons about temptation and consequence.
The service for Charles A. Maxwell was held at 2 yesterday with an orchestra and moving picture show staff in attendance. Clergy led prayers and a sermon on resurrection while music included songs by local performers. A cortege accompanied the casket to Ogden Cemetery as friends and colleagues paid quiet offerings.
A fragmented report notes InaBATRES and associates at a Deden Tiyatey Mat event, with mention of Mr. Lie and Mr. Herel. attendees include Verelon Larrety Brum and others. The piece references a grand lodge gathering in Utah on May 18 with a formal session led by Knights and Sleters Hols and local dignitaries.
An advertisement touts the Maxwell Runabout as economical, claiming 29 cents daily covers 100 miles with total weekly cost about 2.05 dollars. It cites fuel, tires, oil, and minor repairs, and compares to horse labor while promising broader reader response and a companion booklet for salesmen.
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