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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1903
Page
4
Charles F. Kolich reports nervous indigestion improved after using Celery Compound. He describes poor appetite, continuous gas, and daytime distress that eased with treatment by Dr Towle of St. Louis Street. He notes persistent relief through Celery Compound and attributes weight of benefit to the remedy.
A testimonial notes that Paine's Gelery Compound cured a patient, claiming relief from illness after using the preparation sold as a patent remedy. The item presents a promotional claim typical of late 19th century medicine advertising.
B H Roberts voices pride in the Mormon movement, praising its progress and outlining the church’s goals. He warns against apostasy, defends doctrines, and discusses missionary work, education, and the need to sustain faith against external criticism.
A fragmented account describes a dubious remedy claim for dandruff and hair growth followed by a political meeting. The text cites a speaker named Vreaident K. Winder and President Smith addressing a conference, with discussion of election results and leadership selection for an enterprise group. The garbled prose mentions church figures, offerings, and a Tuesday gathering, ending with remarks on the presidency and adjournment.
At yesterday afternoon’s conference meeting a church member, George A. Binking, announced vacancies to the Council of the Swalve Apostles and received general approval. The slate includes Sanford Marrep Ogden age 23 Ada C. Jonson Ogden 21 and many others from Utah and beyond, with a long roster of names and places.
Adit Gai Burton asks the Washington ordinance department to allow Utah affiliated cadet groups to keep Springfield rifles rather than surrender them. Maj Myattae states the governor is authorized to sign for new firearms and spares at the arsenal, with existing arms to be inventoried and issued to drill units.
A mine fire near Eureka Utah trapped workers and forced shutdowns across four major mines including Eureka Hill Bullion Beck and Centennial Eureka. One miner William Memory died from smoke and gas exposure as crews battled the blaze and risked underground danger for hours.
Fragmentary text describes storing gun slings hayotet scabbards and cartridges as part of a state and United States effort. It mentions temporary insuring alarms and equipment to colleges for young students to grow up and assimilate into a military organization. The passage cites regulations and informational turn on alias and quantities.
A Salt Lake City page reports a varied mix of local items including a Russian noble couple proposal? No. It notes Italian resident Tullia Antartlam tied to a ship route issue, a robbery charge against William O’Brien and others, a horse theft at the fair ground involving Mile’s property, the Sandy Milling Company incorporation with officers Frank Leak and M Newhausen, and a divorce suit by Phebe E Lowted against Robert Barnes.
Former Postmaster General Wilson Sissell died last night after a period of illness. He had been in a deep sleep at noon and was difficult to rouse during the afternoon for rest and medicine. Dr. Dewitt and a nursing staff attended him as family members felt the end was near.
Sent to New York for expert advice, then to his summer home Bar Bar Bar where he largely bedbound. In September he returned to Buffalo amid ongoing legal matters and duties as a former Postmaster General. He faced a hopeless illness but remained clear minded and communicative with family and doctors. Messages from President Cleveland and Cabinet members poured in during his illness.
Ottatya Kansas resident J E Gover endorses Horehound Syrup for his wife’s winter coughs. He reports relief after doses, allowing full night’s sleep and resumed health. Sold by Gh F Cave 230 L Wash Ave and Carr Depot Drug Store.
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