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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
4
A fragment from a late edition woman’s page discusses fashion details and winter care. It mentions novel jewelry settings and velvet garments, then shifts to advice on physical culture and cold weather routines with steps for warming the body and maintaining circulation through brisk exercise and cold water exposure.
A scrambled text offers tips for repurposing broth and soup leftovers. It mentions straining broth, saving root vegetables, and planning future soups. It emphasizes using felivators and oxgorigant in-cooing ingredients to become an expert at making soup.
Soggy and unclear text describes rough skin issues and remedies. Mentions chapped red patches and smoothing steps but lacks coherent guidance. Contains garbled phrases and stray words not forming a clear instructional narrative.
London reports a note from German authorities seeking a base for operations against Britain. The dispatch mentions submarine warfare and potential air and sea measures, with a reward offering for information aiding hostile actions.
The Goldfield camp shows signs of renewed activity as a major project enters deeper exploration. Reports cite a prominent mining engineer predicting continued work on the rhyolite and shale formations within two months. A nearby stake, the Jambo Extension, closed at 4 per share amid strike rumors and rising interest in ore extraction nearby.
A report describes ore body measurements and grades including gold at 27.4 ounces and silver at 1% ounces with ore value around 566.10 per ton. It notes new ore bodies, interim levels, and suspensions at the 21 and 48 foot levels while outlining hanging wall and intermediate structures.
Fragmentary text shows Missouri sending a shipload of food for charity to aid Red Cross efforts. Mentions residents and officials planning engagement and possible charity drive. Unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
An advertisement parrots claims about age appearance linked to hair condition. It touts a product named opathrox with a drugstore pitch, promising rapid hair drying, color change, and “wealth” of scalp satisfaction, suggesting enhanced growth and vitality while using a dubious regimen.
The Cairo based planned university board of trustees voted to proceed with establishing a Christian university at Cairo despite wartime conditions. Dr J K McGlardy was elected president. The proposed curriculum includes theology biblical archology and political science alongside agriculture engineering and law.
A garbled 1920s style dispatch reports Standard Oil of New Jersey expanding into South America with Imperial Oil of Canada to secure para resources and a special shareholders meeting in Santa Ont for approval. It also notes a Minnesota gas association meeting and Oregon capital punishment abolition with election tallies.
A convoluted draft describes a Salt Lake County convention led by business groups to address taxation. Delegates, including from the Commercial Club, aim to present proposed reforms to state officials, seeking a revamp of the present tax code to reflect current conditions and burdens on counties and residents.
A fragmented health piece discusses methods to gain weight, listing foods and supplements, including tablets, tonics, and pills. It notes risks and emphasizes drawing weight through increased calorie intake and fat consumption while warning about dubious products. The text cites various brands and mentions medical-sounding terms in an unclear, OCR-heavy excerpt.
Lloyd Stallmes aged 19 and Willard Brensen aged 17 were taken into custody with Patrotuian Blackburn on charges of participation in bicycle thefts. Sorenzen, arrested earlier, implicated Stallmes and Brensen in multiple bicycle thefts at various bicycle shops and meets. Arrests followed after statements, police searches, and recovered parts indicate the full scheme involved several stolen bicycles and accessories.
A Washington dispatch reports that drug habitues are far fewer than some estimates suggest. The Tennessee figures are basing a claim that about 70,000 to 12,000 doses yearly could exist, with a potential total of around 3,760,000 average doses annually if extrapolated nationwide.
Distorted text fragment references women facing starvation and a plea for peace reinforcement. Mentions Mrs. Pethiak of Loudat England and unclear wartime context. Sparse readable items point to a disrupted historical notice or editorial fragment.
A garbled OCR excerpt references Americap and a discussion between friends about signs and speech, with unclear context and missing details. The fragment hints at Harper's Weekly publication but provides no coherent event, dates, or participants to anchor a full item.
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