Pages | 14 of 14
- Page 1
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- Woman Tries to Use Gun
- Million to Aid in Work
- Told His Wife He Had Killed Seven Women
- Suffragettes Attended, Bent on Making Trouble
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- Both Parties Rebuked
- Strike Threatened
- Held without Bail
- Dead Man at Throttle
- Barber Charged with Most Brutal Crime
- Beri-Beri in Texas
- Borrowed Their Titles
- Motor Cycle Fatality
- Colorado Bank Robbed
- Royalty on Cook's Side
- Rio Grande Engineer Held Not Responsible
- Dolly Enjoys Climate Here
- Man Converses with Dolly Dimples and Gets Present
- Page 2
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- Murdoch Helped by Kearns' Abuse
- Pull the Third Lever
- Political Pointers
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- Saloonkeeper is Dumb in Pulpit
- Brokers Go Under
- Waterways Commissioners Return
- Liquor Dealer Gets Angry When He Goes to Collect a Bill
- King is Alarmed at Tempest in Kingdom
- Ranks Rapidly Thinning
- American Candidate's Stories Amuse Many
- Earthquake Shocks Make Things Lively
- Murder and Suicide
- Shoots the Husband Who Had Scorned Her
- Bandits Stampeded by Kentucky Maiden
- Spokane Wins Its Fight
- Will Fight for Suffrage
- Page 3
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- Hear Ogden Plea for Lower Rates
- Question is Straddled
- Dies in Express Wagon
- Youthful Wreckers Call it Funny Joke
- Bear Skin Robe is Stolen from Carriage
- Death Summons Mrs. Anna Eliza Soderberg
- Orchestra Gives Dance
- Burglars Steal Purse
- Witness Knows Lager Beer from Root Beer
- Daniel Clays' Funeral Held by Odd Fellows
- Police Force is Mad at Minister
- Council Declines to Order Vote on Liquor
- Mrs. Jacob Stringham Dies of Typhoid Fever
- Funeral Services for Rexburg Pioneer Woman
- Woman Pays a Fine for Stealing Coal
- Salt Lakers Attend Livingston Funeral
- Making Preparations to Build Sugar Factory
- Mrs. Henry Baker is Dead of Paralysis
- Young Mother Dies after an Operation
- Election Judges Are Named by Council
- Licensed to Wed
- Gets $17,000 Damages
- Joseph Davis Buried
- New Train for Coast
- Railroad is Assured
- Young Woman's Money is Stolen at Depot
- "Motive Power" Theme for Much Discussion
- Big Class of Shriners
- Korean Boy Assaulted
- Noted Rider in Jail
- Japanese Uses a Fork on His Rival in Love
- Veteran Engineer is Fighting for Life
- Friends Pay Last Sad Tribute to Robert Ross
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- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Panguitch School Belongs to State
- Bringing Inspectors to Test Dairy Cattle
- Ogdenites Summoned by Marshal Anderson
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- Short Line Accepts City Right of Way
- Rate Hearing is on Again Today
- Committee Approves Plan for Big Canal
- Weather Bureau Will Measure the Snowfall
- Municipal Ownership Advocated in Address
- Many in Attendance at Enjoyable Recital
- Octogenarian Father of A. L. Hoppaugh Dead
- Society
- Marriage Licenses
- Beautiful Daughter and Hypnotist Sought
- New Instructors for University Law School
- Uncle Sam Has Jobs for Qualified Persons
- Postoffice Pictures Show Addition Needed
- Page 6
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- Winner of Race is Disqualified
- Both Teams on Edge
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- Many Moves Seen on Big League Checkerboard for 1910 Players
- Buena Vista Notes
- Herald-Republican from Chart
- High School to Present Its Crippled Team
- Class Game Goes to Tie
- First Accident for Big Vanderbilt Cup Race
- Pimlico Results
- Aqueduct Results
- Latonia Results
- Operation for Mullin
- Heavyweight Principals Very Jubilant over over Fight Prospects
- Big Pow Wow Today
- Freshmen Players Not Cause of Losing Game, Says Coach Maddock
- Murray Busy on Race Meeting at Ogden
- Will Put Fish Screens in Irrigation Ditches
- Have Friendly Bout
- Today at Buena Vista
- Granite and Catholic Elevens Clash Today
- University Faculty to Meet Seniors on Field
- Another of Gang Caught
- Coast League
- Home Runs Come Thick and Fast for Athletics
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Commissioners Save Money in Printing
- Firm of B. H. Townsend Locates in Illinois
- Chhistian Scientists Divide Congregations
- Legs Long Buried Are Paining Jail Inmate
- River Men Unable to Solve the Mystery
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- Clans of the Garlic Breath Air Feud in the Police Court
- Lair of Footpads; One Throws Away a Watch
- Firebug Blamed for Dwelling's Destruction
- Man Afraid of Himself Asks to be Locked Up
- Ida Y. Higham Sues
- Murray Independent Party Holds Rally
- Amusements
- Died
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- May Investigate Death of Woman
- Suffragette Believes All Women Will Vote
- Revive Flax Industry
- Lighted Cigar Stub Starts Fire in Store
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- City Brevities
- Lets Minors Buy Liquor
- For North Bench Land
- Kept Incommunicado in the Salt Lake Jail
- Thief Shoots at Sharp
- Aged Couple Will Wed
- None Die of Smallpox
- Incorporations
- Teaching How to Vote
- Sickness and Accident Pursue Henry Wagner
- Plumbers' Injunction Case is Transferred
- Girl is Eager to Die
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Tungsten Ore Better Grade
- Copper Acres Has Ore to Ship
- Ely Stocks Again in Lively Demand
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- Colorado and Provo Strong
- Gold Chain to Take over Ajax
- Alta Rainbow Enters Pay Ore
- Cut Vein in Frost Shaft
- Schirmer Here to Look at Boston Con
- Kramer Hill is Yielding Gold
- Boston and New York Copper Mining Stocks
- Daly West Mine Makes Headway
- Are Bullish on Copper
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- Badgers Return
- Out-of-Order Kidneys Act Fine and Backache Simply Vanishes
- Winning Smiles the Weapons in Rose War
- University Notes
- Uncle Sam Ratifies State Land Entries
- Tax Will be Epitaph of Dead Corporations
- Brick Mason's Fall Damaged Him $1,000
- Supreme Court Hears Suit Against Emery
- O. S. L. Headquarters in Montana Being Changed
- School Children Buy Flowers for Sick Girl
- Utah Manufacturers' Association to Help
- Two Typhoid Cases; Scarlet Fever Death
- Salt Lake Musician Appears in the East
- Real Estate Transfers
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1909-10-29 | Page 14 | Out-of-Order Kidneys Act Fine and Backache Simply Vanishes
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-10-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6rj5q81 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rj5q81 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Out-of-Order Kidneys Act Fine and Backache Simply Vanishes |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-10-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rj5q81/10454712 |