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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
6
The passage offers cautions on improving work discipline and persistence, urging steady effort, planning, and consistency. It also details ore quarrying notes, describing rock layers and estimated ore yields, with forecasts of potential price increases and mining timelines.
An OCR damaged report describes Walmer Quaree copper ore discovery on Bitter Rogt mountain slope. It notes J D Weimer’s tunneling, claims of ore presence over multiple miles, and legal/ownership disputes with ground removing actions and proposed mining work amid uncertain dates and figures.
A lengthy critique argues that late Victorian theatre suffers from lavish productions and flawed priorities. It praises simpler, better acted pieces and urges continuing the current movement toward artful, affordable drama rather than extravagant shows that overwhelm the audience with moneyed spectacle.
The report contrasts U S export declines to China and Japan with Britain, noting war-related distortions and a rebound of normal trade. It cites March 1914 data showing shipments to China and Japan, compares volumes to 1902 and 1905, and highlights larger exports in Asia and Europe for nine months of the year, as analyzed by the Department of Commerce and Labor.
A historical note reports rising lumber costs in British Columbia due to supply constraints. It cites provincial mills and lumber producers, noting price increases and government regulation affecting log exports and processing delays. The piece mentions market pressure from March preceding and the impact on timber orders and manufacturing.
A fragmentary report from Hume details dire railway mismanagement on Na'lan routes, with damaged trains and gauge errors causing delays and passenger discomfort. An English traveler and local officials clash with a system in chaos, while reforms have repeatedly failed to materialize.
A fragmented feature describes hypnotic experiments led by Dr. Irwin Ach at Boome Dery hall and St. Mary’s hospital. It covers demonstrations on memory, suggestion, and therapeutic claims amid dramatic, uncertain reactions from the audience and subjects during a wartime venue event.
A damaged OCR passage discusses Hungary and Austria with references to empires, foreign policy, and regional power dynamics. It mentions a long struggle and shifts in influence involving Selvia, Malearia, Italy, and Russia, framed as a broad political victory in a troubled era.
Fragmentary text references Emperor Franz Joseph, Count Goluchowski, and ambassadors in London and St. Petersburg. It notes Austria's weakened stance and possible successor changes, with speculative mentions of Tatoma von Aebrenthal and other diplomats per the London Express.
A historical note on per capita tea and coffee use in 1915 United States. It cites that Americans consumed about 17 pounds per person annually, with China supplying most tea previously and Japan increasing its share. The text discusses imports, pricing, and competition among tea origins, including India and Ceylon, and notes advertising efforts to boost American tea consumption.
Disjointed OCR text hints at a ceremonial memorial involving a group or representative, with garbled names and terms suggesting a commemorative or organizational event. The readable fragments point to a personage connected to a memorial or stance within a group.
A prisoner recounts brutal days aboard a vessel where he labored as a prisoner, stripped to uniform rough tasks, and faced harsh control by captors. The narrative details a long wait, a failed escape, and the grim routines aboard the ship under harsh oversight. He notes the captors’ language barrier and the dehumanizing conditions endured during the voyage.
Jack Deters, famed wild-animal tamer, endured a brutal struggle in a cage with two tigers. He fought with a whip and dexterous defense as the beasts clawed and bit, finally escaping amid chaos. He was left in critical condition with severe injuries but survived the fatal encounter.
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