Sandy teacher dies in Los Angeles on visit
Ffuoch Jorgensen 61 longtime principal of the D and seminary at Sandy died while visiting Los Angeles with his wife. Born in Ephraim in 1867 he graduated from Brigham Young Academy in 1589 and led Wasatch Stake academy at Heber before missions in Chicago and Scandinavia. He organized Jordan High School and served ten years as its principal later allied with the L D S seminary. Survived by widow Anna Berg Jorgensen and four children in Los Angeles Sandyville Honolulu. Funeral services to be announced and body returned to Salt Lake.
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We Are Up Getters Europe Calls Us Dollar Cingers
A cryptic market note suggests Europe urges action on the dollar, warning that those unable to borrow must pursue funds. No clear entities or concrete events are provided in readable text.
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Bad News Speeds A Good Report
A pithy quote notes how swift bad news travels while a helpful report lingers, and idle ones fade away. The remark, attributed to Abbe Lacordaire, contrasts efficiency in harmful communication with the lasting value of timely, constructive information.
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Camera lens photographs 100000 stars on one plate
Prof Prank Oss and Capper's Weekly report a new camera lens at erkes observatory that images 100000 stars at once. The device exposes 24 degrees of sky per plate and yields far more detail than the human eye can perceive.
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Crescent Adopted as Turkish Emblem in 15th Century
The article notes that the crescent became a national symbol of the Turks during the 15th century. It mentions adoption around 1453 and a reference to the 1455 capture of Constantinople, though the exact wording is unclear and may reflect a summary of broader Ottoman iconography.
Crime of Crime Posts Huge Fine Alleged by Nuatlony Surety
Forbes reports a sensational claim by the Nuatlony Surety company alleging a crime of crime with a figure of 15 billion pounds annually. The piece frames the claim as a bold assertion by a financial firm about criminal activity and potential enforcement implications.
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Fresh eggs float when stale water sinks them deeper
A reader notes that fresh eggs sink while stale eggs float in water due to higher water content in older shells making them buoyant.
Electoral Vote Zones Map Shows States Dividing Votes
Washington DP outlines how the 41 electoral votes may be distributed geographi cally by region. It lists New England Middle Atlantic Solid South Border States Southwest and assigns votes to each state, noting a 220 majority required for a president.
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Political coalitions and voting blocks described for presidential electors
The text lists state groupings and vote totals such as Lake States 67, Corn Belt 82, Mountain States 24, Pacific Coast 2, and Solid South 114, plus Middle Atlantic 106. It notes the Solid South as firmly Democratic, the need for 152 additional votes, and mentions historical shifts and regional influence on electors.
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Ages of Vice Presidents Ages of Vice Presidents
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Midvale Encampment No 5 Elects Officers
Midvale Encampment No 4 met in LO. O. F. Hall at Midvale to elect officers for the ensuing term including Priest Geo Bonwick and Chief Patriarch Imre Mounteer. Next meeting set for June 15. Members urged to attend. Senator Borah of Idaho received a 2 Year Jewel for twenty years of Merit Service from the Lodge.
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First School Garden Movement Begins in Poston
A fragment notes the school gardens movement beginning in Poston in 1501 with Henry L. Clapp, principal of the George Haven Putnam echoes, establishing a wild flower garden at his school.
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