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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from She Standard describes subscription details and scattered notices. The readable pieces mention a postal or publishing context, dates, and partial lines about circulation and advertising. No clear events or names emerge beyond generic institutional language.
The chancellor at The Hague reveals a hidden debt of about 1. for Britain and foreign assets totaling large sums. Official notes suggest the yearly interest burden draws close to 200 million, with press reports noting misstatements over decades. Foreign trade lists show substantial liabilities and obligations across many years.
The piece argues American inventive genius shapes wartime progress including aircraft, barbed wire, and submarines. It highlights the aeroplane, improved weaponry, and the role of engineers in expanding industrial capacity to support allied efforts.
A fragmentary piece discusses England's strategic strength and naval power in past conflicts. It notes continental threats from Germany and France and England's historic role in preventing their dominance, with emphasis on barriers and strategic geography influencing outcomes.
A fragmented plea highlights Belgian suffering and British responsibility. Dr Usher argues England should dominate the channel for security, calling for aid through local fundraising to ease women and children facing starvation amid war. The letter urges Americans and Britons to back relief efforts and support Belgians.
A transcribed 19th century outlet decries German industrial rise and calls for American protectionism. It urges loyalty to home manufactures, warns against foreign goods, and advocates tariffs to sustain U.S. industry amid global competition. It frames Germany as a model and urges readers to support "See America First." The piece references the Franco-British War's aftermath and aims to rally Democratic readers around domestic production.
A garbled OCR style piece discusses prohibition era issues and the idea that drug stores might become alcohol sellers. It swaps between spellings and cites United States services and revenue laws. The piece questions enforcement, proposes deniers records, and warns of shifting to medicinal sales while highlighting illicit alcohol concerns. It references a refrain Hush little barroom dont you cry and debates feasibility of prohibition policies.
Governor Anmions appears as a witness at a Federal Industrial Relations hearing in Denver. The session opens with Chairman Walsh and economist John B. Commons guiding the public portion as miners and operators prepare for a wage conference aimed at ending a 10 month strike involving about 16 000 miners and thousands of dependents.
Harvey W Witay of Washington DC told a joint session held in Jacksonville that dental health is a major public health issue. He cited figures from Whale Isgten showing many of 10 230 examined schoolchildren require dental treatment, urging attention to preventive care and modern methods to address the problem.
Washington December 2 Henry White, former ambassador to France and just back from Germany, discussed the European situation with President Wilson. He warned that Europe is not ready for peace and that no appreciable chance for negotiations exists now. He added that the time will come when the United States may help, but not yet.
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