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The Standard office offers family tickets for one month’s subscription in advance to view the greatest motion picture ever presented in Ogden.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
4
Ailing Remedies From A Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists home remedies and advice from a nurse, mentioning glycerine and alcohol mixtures for chapped hands, throat care with gargles, and a towel mitten for moisture. It includes stray phrases about tonics, egg tempera, and various obscure cures, all presented in a period newspaper tone.
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Susean Arts
Neuhal
Hats and wash goods tips plus Garibaldi wounded
Silk, satin and organdie hats in sailor shapes feature wide brims with pink, white or blue crepe bands and a large rose. Wash goods care advises shrinking a sample square to avoid changes. Garibaldi and his grandson were severely wounded in the Udine fighting with Austrians.
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Garibaldi
Udine
Mary
Paris
Wzio
Police tracing Gary murderers in diary-like ads
Police seek murderers of Sir Edmund Kayser after he was slain in his home on Tuesday night. Investigators questioned several men, withholding names of witnesses and evidence as they probe motive linked to prewar sorcery rumors and a drink tied to the alleged plot.
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Gary
Mes Sievest
Edmund Kayser
Paris Decree Requires Declarations of Funds Upon Exit
Paris Aug 27. Ev ageler will be required to declare the amount of coin in possession when leaving France. If over fifty francs, the excess must be exchanged for paper money under a decree by Finance Minister Alexander Ribot. The move follows an investigation into silver coin scarcity and hoarding at the frontier where coins were reportedly exported and even copper and nickels bought at a premium. The government was also urged to consider issuing a new coin series after peace to demonetize current coins.
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Paris
France
Alexander Ribat
Il Fae
French bankers plan talks on stabilizing exchange rates
Paris August 27 foreign office official Octave Domberg and Bank of France Regent Aroost Mallet named by French minister to meet British and American representatives in New York. They aim to discuss best means to stabilize exchange rates and coordinate policy with the United States. Ribot reportedly guides the mission, with Domberg a director at National Bank and Mallet linked to multiple insurance and savings firms.
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Paris
Octave Domberg
Foreign Office
Aroost Mallet
Bank of France
Pithinen
Alexwailer Fiihot
New York
Eas
Ahliining
Pat Lerit- Hoereddt
MM. Ribot
Gniment Barkers
M. Uomberg
Nanane
Lalor Parisionme
Manco
Mallet
Peaiton
Bank of Prance
Inheritance Tax From Big Estate Hopes For Revenue
Reading OCR indicates Minnesota aims to collect a large inheritance tax from a prominent estate. The report cites figures around 490000 dollars, with allocations of 50000 and 1200 dollars as portions. Executors and the Weyerhauser family figure prominently in the tax discussion.
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Sto Pau Moun
Minneset
Weyerhauser
Inniber King
Northmod
Erate
Weyerhauger
Executors’ Inventory Omits Great Northern Assets and Weyerhauser Interests
A court inventory reveals Great Northern Railway stock valued at zero and excludes timber holdings nationwide including Potlatch Lumber Co in Idaho and Weyherhauser paper and box mills. The absence of these assets suggests gaps in the executors’ listing of key holdings and their potential value.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Potlatch Laimber Company
Idaho
Weyerhauser
Internal Revenue Reaches Record $415 Million
Washington reports the greatest total internal revenue receipts in government history for the year ending June 30. Aggregate receipts including corporation and individual income taxes reached $415,000,000, up from $380,000,000 the prior year.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
British War Losses Compared To Earlier Conflicts
British government figures show first ten months of war deaths and wounds exceed all prior wars. In that period 10 955 officers and men were killed wounded or missing, with 8 227 officers and enlisted men killed. Comparisons include Crimea, Boer, German, and South African campaigns, highlighting higher casualty rates amid modern artillery and hand to hand fighting.
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Gil
Cordare
Hati Cenres
Watertoo
Crimea
Britain
British War Casualty Ratios Compared Across Conflicts
In British military history the killed to wounded ratio in the current war is 1 to 4.25, about 23.5 percent, resembling Crimea and South Africa but higher than Franco German 1870. The Crimea was 1 to 4.4, 22.7 percent, and Franco German 1870 was 1 to 4.70, 17.5 percent. Russo Turkish War shows 1 to 2.17, 45.98 percent, the highest. The article notes these comparisons and cautions on data accuracy. It also covers Shaie Foy joining Keystone Film Co as filming begins, the Foy family involvement, and Pathe releasing the drama Pro Patria.
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Crimea
South Africa
Mack Sennett
Keystone Film Co
Bhdendale
Cal
Wina
Keystone
Moth Foy
Foy
Santa Monica
Don’t Poison Baby Castoria Ad Warning
Forty years ago mothers believed narcotics like paregoric and laudanum helped babies sleep, but they harmed health or killed children. Narcotics are dangerous, must be labeled poison, and should not be given to children without a physician. Castoria claims to contain no narcotics and bears the proper signature.
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Chay
H. Fletcher
No young person should neglect business education investment
The piece argues that a $100 investment in business education yields better long term dividends than any other path. It frames education as a bread-winner and poverty shield, noting a ready capital of 5 to 8 percent in emergencies, and claims no other option equals business education.
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