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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
2
London readers learn of sweeping restrictions on carrying weapons and contraptions. Laws abroad show knives, pepper sticks, sand bags, and other devices are illegal or punishable. Inventors evade rules with hidden mechanisms, while authorities tighten controls to curb violent crime and theft techniques.
Secretary Hitchcock forwarded a telegram to Governor Chatterton asking protection for Indians arrested near Ldgremont North Dakota on November 3. Governor Chatterton replied that no mob threat existed and Indians would receive a fair trial, with Wyoming taking precautions to ensure justice.
A letter from J. Go Littell of Arthur Indiana extols Pyramid Pile Cure for treating ulcers and a fistula like hemorrhoids. The note claims full remission after five pyramids and invites readers to request a free sample and booklet by mail to the Pyramid Ding Co Marshall Michigan.
A vintage advertisement argues old festering ulcers signal poisoned blood and warns local remedies fail. It promotes S.S.S. as a vegetable blood purifier that cleanses the system, heals sores, and rebuilds debility, citing a testimonial from H.K. A. Duffy of 214 W. Washington St.
The secretary states steps are needed to safeguard Indians as wards of the nation and asserts the government must protect their legal rights.
Caspar J. Ernst, bail pending on embezzlement and forgery charges by Father Metzler of Chippewa Falls, was surrendered by bondmen and jailed. Investigators say Ernst collected large sums from clients across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the East, including Catholic priests, allegedly totaling about $200,000. He recently deeded two office buildings to his attorney with power to sell, though his equity is about $30,000.
David Eccles, Thos. Dp. Dea, James Pingrea Beeatres, John Pingrea, and others named as officers and directors. Includes President, Vice-President, Assistant Cashier, and board members. Accunts of banks, corporations, firms and individuals solicited.
Obscure note shows J E Dooly Horace E Peery and others named as directors of UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. Accounts received on liberal fee with interest paid on time deposits.
An early newborn cry reflects lung expansion rather than pain and varies with age. The text notes rapid cries at birth, weaker cries in a year, and tear duct development by the second year, after which crying can occur with minor stimuli.
A drugstore offer claims PAZO OINTMENT provides a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. If not cured within 6 to 14 days the money is refunded. Price 60 cents.
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