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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
4
A short guide for making small light biscuits to accompany breakfast or tea. Mix, bake shortly before the meal, and serve with butter honey marmalade or similar spreads. The recipe emphasizes small, round biscuits and praises their suitability as a light dessert.
Boston, May 18. The Beaneaters were defeated for the first time this season as Cleveland won 14 to 4 in a game noted for wild play and late scoring. The performance featured strong hitting from Philadelphia and Detroit as well as early offense by Chicago and New York. The day highlighted pitching mismatches and errors contributing to a high scoring affair across several leagues.
In a rough transcript from Borla on May 18, Mies May Sittan and Califaysli Ths wilt woman champion. The exhibition featured the Harvard runner M. Nilns and the university relay team absorbing attention. Nilns led in a 64 foot dash and Revlyn Sears of Bastin Tha mix lavdites entered as a notable competitor.
Soaed Miri spurred a day of events at Longe vod with players from Mice Marla Fens and Wo Vwanarile in action. The Longmen olin faced Mt Ciuat in a key afternoon matchup as Eagle Green of Pitladoyidin prepared for XW Nes.
A fragmented report recalls Pittsburg edging New York 7 to 6 with late runs and key hits by Batterlea Lyich, Mathewson, and Marshall. Cincinnati slips past Boston 7 to 6 as Beare-LBL and Chaelnot contribute runs, while Chicago, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn suffer mixed results across several games.
A garbled clipping discusses San Francisco disaster relief, typhoons, and wartime worries. It references Matel Tr. Boardman from the executive council of the American Red Cross and mentions New Mayland and various regional groups planning efforts, with emphasis on relief and public aid amid unrest.
Fragmentary notice outlines a May 18 vote on lockout terms and actions by the Association of Metat Working. It notes changes in wage and working conditions since May and mentions factory, trade, and home demand pressures. Municipal and regional figures are referenced without clear specifics.
A chaotic early report details insurers and policy compliance pressures across states. It notes warnings to carriers about penalties, shifting obligations, and legal action threatened by a Commissioner and other officials amid mounting disputes over premiums and coverage.
In Omaha on May 1 the ten inning game ended with Gana losing to Lincoln amid costly errors. The contest featured a late surge by Lincoln and multiple misplays, erasing Gana’s chances in extras.
Fragmentary text references campaign financing and calls for contributions for a national defense effort. Mentions orbital "Hoty 30" and authorities urged to support a re election campaign in Oneon Massachusetts Ward. Details are garbled and many names or terms are unreadable.
Ogden blacksmith John Maycock cites Downe's Ointment as relief after years of nerve pains. He praises the product, says it cured his pains when other remedies failed, and urges others to buy from dealers. Price listed as 50 cents. manufactured in New York.
May 18 Louisville program lists numerous races with winners and top finishers. Coyne leads the one mile event, Capetwall and Laura Rothiel take secondary sprints, Erla Loo and Ralbert win shorter dashes, with long fields including Fullman, Tyrding, Cal Jim Dongle and many others earning place money. Multiple entries feature prices and second-place holdovers across seven races, showcasing a busy meet with varied outcomes.
New York racing results from Belmont Park list several races with finish orders. Notable placings include Krag rick winning and Rye second with Rose of Gold in third, and times recorded such as 1:09.24 for the second race.
Daly Judoe Heid Fivin Around and other stocks show activity at the mining exchange as prices hold and shift. Major movers include a stock at around 1145 and 11.87 percent, with Boil rising to 19.97. Open board trades include Hooesine at 1.70 and Columa at 2.25. A long list of names appears in the Gentlemen's List and Ladies' List from Ogden Utah, with numerous individuals attached to varying entries and roles.
A reflection on witch doctors in South Africa detailing how practitioners are blamed for social unrest and misfortune. The piece describes widespread influence from birth to death, with the witch doctor seen as both advisor and catalyst in village life.
A fragment from a travel narrative depicts harsh views of Kaffirs and a Pole aiding four Russian orphans on a journey to St. Petersburg. A French widow caring for five children is forced from Moscow, and the Pole ultimately ferries the orphans while pondering duty and faith as they travel through Wilna toward their future.
A Polish driver named Charles Bogan acts with compassion, taking in several orphans amid tension and pressure from a merchant who questions the act. The scene unfolds with community, charity, and moral debate as families are helped and farewells are said.
Fragmentary note from Westallwater Gazette mentions a nameless cousin and a Brew clay. It references funds described as 500 roubles and wages 619, with hopes of a home for the poor dephans and providence providing a place for kin. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details.
In Germany Connyl Hurst notes interest for Iran and overseas buyers in American rubber overshoes. Hamburg and Petersburg factories dominate exports with innovative metal-tipped designs. The piece discusses fashion, demand, and notable German elites influencing trade while American producers push marketing.
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