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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah requests advertising agents to deal directly with the office in Ogden or through reputable agencies. All communications should be sent to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
Fragmentary report outlines actions around Delagoa Bay and South Africa with mentions of Parkigate troops, British forces, and naval movements. The text references English plans, colonial positions, and shifting control amid wartime tensions and supply routes. Named places and entities appear in garbled form, with unclear dates or figures.
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The text outlines a political figure's plan to unite European and Asian powers against the United States led by a feared invasion threat. It discusses alliances, the push for rapid industrial growth, and the aim to confront and restrain rival powers while warning of widespread poverty if opposition remains unchecked.
In a morning event at Fairview School House, a popular dancer named Towher collapsed during a dance routine after attempting a lift with his partner. Medical staff quickly determined heart failure caused his death as the room watched in shock.
In San Francisco police report a fatal shooting during a tense afternoon near Deukey and Stoll inciting a murder investigation. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as officers secured the area and transported the injured to Mark's Hospital.
Fragmented OCR text references a horse race disruption and riders including Mina Chom and Gaett. It describes a halt at a turn, a rider named Gaett with a complaint, and misfired actions during a stretch. The passage is highly garbled, with many incomprehensible phrases and names.
A sprawling report names multiple figures from Salt Lake City to Monlin and Grove as part of a broader campaign scene. It cites OD Clarr Gow Heber Wells and M3 figures among local names, notes a recent conversion debate, and quotes Croicht criticizing Popillian support while praising West-aligned aims. The piece portrays Democratic and Republican tensions with calls for renewed unity amid a shifting political landscape.
A dense, opinionated essay argues that facial features reveal character. It discusses noses shaping social perception, eye shape signaling intellect, and how gaze and expression reflect inner traits, with examples linking Wellington, London, and various named figures. The prose links beauty, virtue, and power to physical form.
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A pompous pupil parades a toy scene of St George and the dragon at a school, boasting about an ancestor who slew the dragon, prompting a wary reply from a companion in a fragmentary London Answers. The piece references the Nile’s overflow and a period of fear and unrest as poverty spreads.
The fragment mentions a sore cough remedy and instructs that inhalation may need repetition. It also gives a note on sweetening slightly tainted milk by stirring. The text references Ushers and Tong 4g but lacks clear context or events.
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