Funeral of Mrs Murphy Held at Zavelork Church
Funeral services for Mrs Murphy were held Thursday afternoon in Zavelork Presbyterian Church with Rev Carvey officiating. Interment followed at the local cemetery as mourners gathered to say farewell.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
3
Funeral services for Mrs Murphy were held Thursday afternoon in Zavelork Presbyterian Church with Rev Carvey officiating. Interment followed at the local cemetery as mourners gathered to say farewell.
A flood of notices and ads fill page items from Thanksgiving millinery sales to baking supplies. Readers learn of church bake sales, bread and pastry offerings, and holiday cooking ingredients. A marriage plan and travel announcements appear alongside meat safety notes and railway agent updates.
A letter from a reader describes recovery after months of distress following a diet remedy called Grape Nuts. The writer claims improved health, clearer thoughts, and restored appetite after using the product, praising its effects on sleep, digestion, and weight. The piece notes skepticism and requests readers to judge the authenticity.
Readable lines show prices for table linens bleached or unbleached in widths from 12 to 72 inches, per yard or per bolt, with figures in cents and dollars. Also listed are ready made hematitebed items and napking goods priced per dozen or per case, including 1 to 2 yard lengths and multiple yard options.
Listing of dinnerware and kitchen items with prices including cheese trays decorated toasting National make Terular $2.60 and 62.19, tasting pans National manly emaker size $1.89, food choppers 61.19, chopping bowls 13¢, chopping kaken 10¢, and coffee percolators 20¢ and up.
Tuesday and Wednesday domestic specials advertise Amorkces Apron Gingham line in various colors and patterns. Text mentions per yard pricing, quality claims, and remnants with a focus on gingham and gingham remnants.
Reported discovery of a mysterious metal tube with explosive components at the Shupe black forge, 2630 Washington Avenue, drawing expert examination. Meanwhile a burglary at a kitchen involved rummaging, stolen fruit, and alcohol, with police inspecting jail quarters and a May the case.
Wing November 23, 1908. George Ballinder, Bee’y reports a local regular meet noting participants Brick and Stonemarons and All Trick and Stonematena expected to be at post.
A fragmented and distorted description announces this week’s feature at Electric Theater. It promises a colorful yet unclear plot centered on a queen named Many Stuart with tangential jokes about turkey and Thanksgiving.
A distorted OCR fragment railing at morality and blame, lamenting shifting values and the erosion of ancient ayateme. The text references prudence toward the corner stone and critiques contemporary trade and responsibility in a garbled, archaic tone.
An old Great Gonerby parish tale recounts a recluse peasant who left the village to seek prosperity in the west. Returning, he allegedly built a church on a hill with a curious replica of an ancient rite, its summit hosting a cave-like feature and a hidden shaft.
A frightened woman aboard an ocean liner asks the captain what to do as a teetering stern creates fear. He reassures her that the iceberg will not move and that nothing has happened, easing her worry despite the tense moment.
Fragmentary OCR passage references Obat and Raneh in Kentucky, a Jett of Winchester, a thousand acre goat rock county, a mountain lend ord uncinget by a wire feren. Mentions Angee breed and a poet’s feet. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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