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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1905
Page
1
Mrs Minnie Drew describes years of painful cracked peeled hands worsened by heat. After doctors failed, she found relief using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, noting cracking healed and itching ceased within weeks.
A dubious review of Cuticara products promises a quick relief with a hot, creamy Casticara soap soak followed by Cuticcara ointment. The ad suggests wearing overnight gloves or bandages to enhance healing, though readability is poor and contains errors.
Private for Indies and general public dine at Creavery Restaurant open day and night. Fresh oysters and fish on offer with low prices. Location listed as 135 Twenty Fifth Street with contact for bookings.
Extre fuo dinner om Bunday And Wesnetéty from JJ 19 Bp mM 85 tents. We giva alee lunch all day only 26 couta. A Short orfera at wil Wavea a kinds of fresh oysters game and fie Ja yea won. YOUNG & CHARLIE Proprietors 21B Twarity Fifth Street Oudon Utah.
Ogden Utah area restaurant offers oysters in many styles with private and party dining options. Specializes in private or select dinner parties and Sunday dinners. Readable portion mentions hours from noon to evening and general ad copy.
The advertisement explains a nationwide Knowledge Contest offering a first prize of 480.00 with eight cash prizes totaling 100 dollars. Readers are urged to inquire at participating merchants and present questions to determine eligibility. The full page ad will appear in the Examiner next Sunday, September 10.
Wan Fatally Shot While Out Hunting With Countryman and a Greek companion near Price. Details describe a gunshot wound to the Greek man Kyriakos as the assailant fled. Body brought to Price and later to Halls undertaking establishment. Police and officials investigated amid conflicting accounts and possible railway propulsion scheme discussions.
Reports from Lagos describe a subdued Labor Day with the official trade union gathering at Lagoon and a crowded resort scene. Rain did not dampen the program, chalking up record crowds and festive sports despite light police activity and only a few minor incidents.
Local reports note many women plan to attend the event while Wille trains quietly. Promoter says no public act at ringside will offend sensitive attendees, and the undercard features Professor Sunshine versus Joe Black in a preliminary bout.
A fragmentary report describes Saltaire transforming into an absykt ton within a year. The story mentions Wark HF Mie Hao and a shift in local infrastructure, with unclear details and garbled names.
A garbled report lists education certificates and diplomas from the board of education, then details a public disturbance at Lagoon involving John Wille, Mika Schreck, and Clem Grove. The article also notes Wagner’s death inquiry, sightseers Gus Anis and Billy Madden visiting, and a holiday closure of markets and the post office.
In San Francisco on September 4 dispute erupts as Jeffries balks at 2000 payoff for a referee role in the next Saturday bout. Nelson’s faction blames Jeffries and hints Siler of Chicago to replace him, while factions clash over the choice amid pay demands and program tensions.
In a terse dispatch from Petersburg dated September 4 1974 officials report that several persons were killed during fighting near Baku. The message notes the number wounded and indicates casualties amid the ongoing conflict.
Dispatches describe a cordial Japan Russia reception at a hotel banquet with Gov McLabe and Rear Admiral Neade among guests. Separate notes mention the signing of the Portsmouth treaty the next day in Portsmouth with officials from the president, governor, mayor, and naval officers in attendance.
Fever spreads along the gulf coast with five new cases in Gulf Port and two in Mississippi City. Removal of guards around infected points ordered due to disease among soldiers, six infected. In Vicksburg six new cases reported bringing total to seven with three discharged in May. Two new cases are white in separate localities.
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