17 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
1
An elderly applicant recounts severe skin and scalp troubles, itching and rashes affecting a child and adults. After trial of various medicines failed, use of Cuticura Remedies provided relief and cure, with claims of rapid healing of eruptions, inflammations, and hair loss.
A Salt Lake unrest report describes a prolonged strike affecting the Bell Telephony network across Montana and surrounding areas. Officials claim steady business recovery and growing orders as labor disputes prompt restructuring, with court action anticipated to resolve appendage claims and sentencing debates.
In Tehachapi California a dispute over reputations in a saloon led to a fatal shooting. Chippol faced Vaquere who drew a weapon and fired but failed to load as his charges emptied the chamber. The incident occurred at night in a local establishment.
Mrs Lyman R Martineau of Balt Lake is reported stricken after a sudden illness during a windy day. Funeral arrangements show burial at Logan Avenue with services at her parish. She leaves six children including Mrs Kenneth Crismon and J Preston Martineau, and was sister to Will A Preston Jr who recently drowned.
Robt Campbell shows improving condition after an accident at Budge bugnallal last night. A 12 year old chore boy Albu Evickeon was near a 22 caliber gun when it fired, hitting Albert just below the eye. The bullet may have penetrated the skull or glanced off. The boy received attention at the hospital and is being cared for. The exact shooter could not be located and the outcome remains uncertain.
Salt Lake City court records reveal the Wovter case tied to a Friday grind larceny and a Thursday sale attempt. Donaldson linked to the alleged crime, with several defendants noted as implicated in the ongoing criminal proceedings.
A fragmented summary tracing early printing milestones from 1570s France to 1975 Sweden and 1607 Iceland, detailing notable engravers, foreign editions, and the emergence of English iteration. Mentions Pepys, Dudley, and Piers Revere among early American engravers and designers.
An eccentric account describes the flying fox in Eastern Australia with fantastical details about its wings, behavior, and habitat. The piece blends folklore with garbled observations, noting tree habitats, sounds, and imagined capabilities attributed to the creature.
Fragmented readable text mentions names and places in a partial historical news fragment. The snippet references a neighborhood and local figures but is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify a coherent incident or headline.
A garbled text sample presents scattered names and phrases from a bygone era. It includes unclear references to clerks, a druggist, and various quoted lines, with numerous distortions that obscure coherent events or subjects.
A garbled text fragment references a period piece with mentions of a camera, a picture war, and a dialogue between an artist and a friend. The legible bits name places and people in a mist, leaving the central event unclear and the setting ambiguous.
Fragmentary text references a funeral and lingering memories. Names and exact events are unclear, with distorted words making precise details difficult to extract. The readable portions suggest mourning, reflection, and possible community notices tied to a burial in a local setting.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Revolutionary War scene at Charleston with British forces and hiding locals. A young man flees to a hostess after forcing a cook to aid, while soldiers pursue through levees and doggerel memory. The tale hints garbled names and violent ambush, ending with the man captured and carried to a fort.
Frarson's Weekly notes Dougherty Island as the most remote desolate place on earth. It describes harsh, inhospitable coasts and occasional visits by whalers, with extreme isolation rivaling Bouvet and South Georgia, making survivability near impossible.
The passage reflects on the happiness found in reading aloud and sharing quiet, inexpensive pleasures with others. It notes how reading aloud brings members together and prompts thoughtful conversation, highlighting the joy of simple, communal activities.
In a fragmented quip from London Titan, a conceited Tods mocks a Stinkyspearean actor and questions his choice of roles. The exchange hints at theater culture and performance prestige, illustrating a dated humorous critique.
Fragmented notes describe Melitax and Costly Dish that he did not eat amid scattered references to French teposer Meiltate and unclear events. The garbled text mentions Walter, Mike, and various names in a jumble of actions, with no coherent sequence or outcomes.
An old ad style piece touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney ailments. It markets the product through local Ogden names, mentions supply chains and dealer networks, and promotes the pills as the greatest remedy for kidney issues historically. It references a broad user base and national distribution.
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