Training Camp Costs Explained by Bulletin
Dr. Rerohold Kanzler announces camp dates across Monterey American Lake Fort Douglas and details tent equipment uniforms and clothing costs for an encampment in 1916. Includes transport and enrollment deposits guidance and special rates for early enrollees with employer support offering full pay for some workers.
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Rerohold Kanzler
Business Men's Training Corp
Monterey
California
Aumont
American Lake
Ward
Fort Douglas
Utah
Lora Authoritica
Tmaneuverdt
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Congress
Mountain States Telephone Company
Japan Resents Immigrant Bill For Its Restrictions
Tokyo reports show Japanese press calm about anti American debate over Burnett immigration bill. They fear potential unjust laws and damage to dignity, opposing inclusion of Japanese laborers as excluded Hindus and noting the Root Takahira treaty. Senate panel moves to drop reference to the agreement.
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Tokio
Japan
America
Jananess
Steit
Senate Immigration Committee
Drink hot water before breakfast health myth
A dubious advertisement promotes an internal cleanse using hot water and a spoonful of limestone phosphate each morning. It claims flushing the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels removes waste and toxins, preventing headaches and other ailments, urging readers to start the routine daily.
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Dungalore
Glasmann Campaign Supper Forms County Committee
William Glasmann hosts a Weber County supper as RePublican hopeful for district congress. A 42 member committee is urged to join and support his bid. The meeting votes to convene at the courthouse for a candidacies call and to reconstitute the group with new officers. Speakers praise Glasmann and mock rivals in a lively program.
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Tast Py
Weber Club
Willan Glasmann
Cougrean
Mtr
Glasmann
Gave
Weber County
Himsel Far Congressa
J. M. Forvlatall
Eldredge
Ir. Chas
Hollinexworth
Mulantoxt
Wo. Howell
G. Dye
A. &. Horn
J. M. Forristall
Nastmaster
Webb County
Too Fat Get More Fresh Air
Advertisement notes that lack of fresh air weakens blood oxygen and harms health, urging outdoor activity, breathing deeply, and a home remedy, Korein, with dosages before bed and after waking. Mentions A R Me Intr Drug Co and a separate note about Yates and Wheeler performing stock vaudeville acts with dancing and singing.
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Korein Canauien
Vaudeville Arc Lights Archheim Stage Show Hits Big Audiences
A Paptare circuit vaudeville bill at Armheim theatre with Lea Lattice Master Paul Lex Latur and Eddie Foley drew large crowds. Highlights include The Dairy Mads, bird trained violin and nightingale imitations, a sensational tumbling act by Angelo Arinf a brothers act, and Wright and Davie as Insurance Agents with new dialogue.
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Armheim Theatre
Paptares Cireuit Booking Office
Lea Lattice
Master Paul
Canary
Atrio
Orpheum
Lex Latur
Altk
Eddie Foley
Honora
Miss Lature
Paul
Angelo Arinfa
Brothers
Wright
Davie
Don Adda
Gete
J C Littlefield’s return to Ogden fuels city attorney bid
John C Littlefield, long tied to Ogden, returns after a decade on the East and West coasts and in Arizona forests. A son of the late Major FE Littlefield, he studied law at George Washington University and in the Utah bar, nearing appointment as city attorney amid a career in the War Department and Forest Service.
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John C. Littlefield
Ogden
Citien
Arizona
FE. A. Littlefield
United States Naval Sehool
Annapolis
Government Service
United States Forest Service
Orden For & Tists
Biasmathers
Utah
Opened Wounds End In Death At Salt Lake
Larry Pinkerton 19 or 20 years old attempted suicide by cutting wrists then died at County Hospital from loss of blood and delirium tremens. He had been drinking heavily for months and left a note for a relative indicating fear of blood poisoning. His life in Salt Lake included saloon work and a stint as a cafe checker before the tragedy. One son in Florida survived him.
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Salt Lake
Winkerton
Balt Lake
Palm Garden
Clift House
Pinkerton
Florida
John M. Hayes
Udo
Makerson
Verdun a Pillar in World History and War
Observations from a National Geographic Society bulletin trace Verdun's storied role from Charlemagne's division of empire through repeated sieges. The piece highlights Verdun’s Roman origins, treaty legacies, French and German control shifts, and its 1870 defense leading to fortress fortifications.
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Washington, DC
Verdun
France
Germany
National Geographic Society
Washirstos
Charlemagne
Rhine
Bavarianis
Thuragie
Barony
Bylres
Worms
Mainz
Louis
Charles
Verdon
Meuse
Virodugum
Clovis
Printeas Cloulds
Mnaliy
Teutons
Walter the Lattle
Valmy
Vernon
Vineclad
Lind
Nome
Verdun 1914 Life and Fortified Frontiers in Meuse Valley
Verdun, a town of about two thousand with over a third Nordic, lies in the Meuse valley 175 miles from Paris and 42 miles from Metz. Before the war main crafts included hardware, confectionery, leather goods and squeats. Four cannon, gifts from France, honor the city in the town hall’s hall of fame. It ponders what token the French republic will bestow for Verdun's resistance in 1916.
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Verdon
Nordicra
Meuse
Paris
Verdun
France
French Republic
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