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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1905
Page
1
A damaged OCR passage describes catarrh as a universal disease affecting mucous membranes and the blood, causing nasal congestion, throat soreness, and general debility. It implies widespread symptoms and treatment cautions, with scattered Victorian-era remedies and brand-like mentions.
Ogden business brief notes a cafe or restaurant at S41 Twenty Fett Street. Navigational text suggests proprietors and a social venue with serving hours. The fragment hints at dining service and local commerce in Ogden.
Private for Jodlen and Metts at Khowra with notices of dinner and drinks. The ad lists claimed items, prices, and a manager contact at 125 Twenty-Fifth Street, near the Linton Depot, in a damaged OCR style from a Breda area page.
Authentic local listing for Silver Parlor Restaurant proposing open hours day and night. Includes a garbled note about extra services and offerings, mentions 104 Kee and Leon Ton as proprietors and Ogden location, 318 Twenty-Fifth Street.
A fare notice outlines lunch and dinner options at 72 Twenty th Street Old Utah with private parties and special dining arrangements. Oysters in any style and casual lunches are promoted alongside party planning services and general dining details.
An article discusses a major peiwor plant project tied to Tyermountain Power and the Secretary of State with a $100,000 investment and potential $600,900 output. Wiliams J. Crate and Frank Jelaoy are named in leadership roles as the firm Eyes expansion and energy reductions. The piece cites a passage from Ton Hay in the American Monthly Review.
A garbled Salt Lake County report notes a farm project near a lake, with authorities probing the site for possible violations. Marry Haggren, noted race contributor, heads to Los Angeles for winter events, while city officials announce farm arrangements across several counties.
Ummah Neb Boyt and two companions travel from Chicago toward the Philippines and beyond, planning to explore remote regions. They carry a typewriter two cameras and a few cases but no funds, aiming to penetrate places no woman has previously entered.
A Scotch collie owned by Minethelie Sehgafar in Omaha killed itself after months of distress and confinement. The dog showed signs of insanity and had been confined to a cage in the yard of Mrs Sechettor and subject to a police watch. This morning the dog mounted a wall and leaped toward a railroad car, dying as it was struck.
fragments of a historical critique describe Hay’s stubborn stance toward Liang and the diplomacy surrounding European affairs. The text notes Hay’s loyalty to certain ideals and his restraint from public displays while acknowledging the complex geopolitical pressures of the era.
Long term expansion includes a forty story hotel on Thirty second Street near Sixth Avenue with a grand terminal project advancing. The New York Central plan envisions hotels and station overhauls costing about 27 million dollars, with 17 million for the station, and a new rail system directing trains to the upgraded terminal amid heavy construction and temporary tracks.
Readers encounter an ornate collage of vagrant habits and colorful characters near a harbor. Elderly regulars, curious collectors, and a famed forger memoir weave through a tale of coin trades, jewel hunts, and police encounters.
A Sept Saturday telegram from Manchuria reports a Japanese commission headed by Field Marshal Oyama arriving at a legation post. The group, accompanied by Russian officers, carries a letter from Field Marshal Oyama asking General Lana to appoint Russian plenipotentiaries to arrange an armistice. General Tublehima was named as a plenipotentiary for the Allied side, with a proposal to meet at an agreed location.
A local report details a dower case involving SehiRay Teak, with authorities noting preliminary steps toward resolution and interim arrangements affecting involved parties. No further names or locations are confirmed in the readable text.
A long testimonial piece promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a premier remedy for kidney trouble in women. It cites symptoms such as backache, scalding urine, swelling, and fatigue, with letters from users in Prospect Fla and New York praising relief and urging others to seek her advice.
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