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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from The Standard Publication Co listing a date or issue line with unclear details about an Ogden Utah notice. The readable portion mentions a publication item or schedule with partial nomenclature and numbers, offering no clear event or action to summarize beyond a local notice context.
The document outlines ad rates and terms dated February 1 1903. It details pl at bats inches changes daily per inch tadger 5 and B two cents per tock extra. It notes page rates special contracts and top column guidance for advertisers in Utah.
Fragmentary OCR describes the Hobisoor diamond the world’s largest at 102 frarata and the King’s thrice as large stones as the Kobinoor and St612 Larsta. It recalls the 190L Cullinan diamond at 28234 karate found near Pretori a Transvaal and presented to the king of Great Britain. It notes a pendelogar and a 213 by 104 inch slab and 134 by 142 inch square brilliant cut and polished per the London Times.
A fragmentary report notes Italian victors in racing events and shifts to a broader reflection on Italian influence in America. It questions whether modern Italians reflect their forefathers, noting historic prestige in international competitions and suggesting continued pride in cultural achievement amid changing times.
Fragmentary narrative reports a clash in North Africa where Italian forces faced Mogul allied troops as desert tactics and fortified lines shaped a decisive engagement. The piece notes Italian strength waning yet gradually recovering, with regional forces and military doctrine cited while observers describe shifting momentum and the broader impact on the war effort.
A fragmented report describes high grading practices and a subsequent conflict in Nevada mining towns. It notes escape options for owners Wiegtel and others, the arrest of a clover thief, and a decline in unrest after violence, with lingering disorder among misers and the curious rise of the “high grader” craft.
A cautious Frankfort report dated October 4 notes severe business stagnation in the Limburg district with a gloomy outlook. The American crisis harms German earthenware and machinery sectors. an expert warns gains come slowly and suggests electric traction could aid capital‑intensive manufacturing. Cologne’s City Review cites reduced tourist travel amid worsening labor conditions. depopulation of orders and drafts from the barracks also impact the economy.
A fragmented reminiscence by James Nevin covers simple living, health, and work ethic. He recalls early business life, contentment with modest means, and outdoor pleasures like golf, noting health improvements and a preference for plain meals and frugal living amid mining camp memories.
A scanned ad offers a one day cure for coughs and colds. It promotes a product called Hyomed inhaler and two other remedies with a money back guarantee if not effective. The copy emphasizes quick relief and lists a refund option if the treatment fails. It mentions dealers and a Dr. Badder as part of the promotion.
A fragment urges moderation in eating and outdoor activity, warning that Americans tend to overeat. It emphasizes simple living, healthier habits, and avoidance of excess as a path to better health and longer life. The text laments modern appetites and advocates temperance in meals and lifestyle.
A jury found Lamphere guilty of arson in the Fire at the Gun Dona house on April 26, sentencing him to the State Prison at Michigan City for a term of two to twenty years and a $5,000 fine. The defense intended a motion for a new trial, with an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court possible. Additional remarks noted jury unrest and a late signed statement by jurors asserting the victim was Nee Cjannesa.
Patle Nov 26. The sensational arrest of Madame Steinmall tonight follows her escape today and the murder of her father and Mine Japuy found arranged at the athlete’s home on May 22. The case drew vast crowds, with police and guards restraining onlookers as investigations and political pressure mounted.
A secret inquiry probes claims that M. Teydett urged Mme Steinbell to threaten or influence Faure’s death. Reports describe Steinbell’s alleged affairs and public reactions as Paris police pursue leads, with rival papers citing intimate confessions and alleged lovers. The case, linked to the former president and various political figures, fuels intense public interest and parliamentary debate.
Westingtes, Nov 2. President Roosevelt attended the laying of the cornerstones for a new house of the colored YMCA, praising progress and urging equal rights, character building, and education. He highlighted church leaders, youth groups, and the need for moral, civic progress among colored Americans.
A fragmented editorial voice argues that all citizens deserve equal protection and fair employment opportunities regardless of color. It urges lawmakers to guarantee job access and non molestation, stressing the need for lawful protection for everyone.
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