The Standard Print Notice Summary
The text appears as a garbled newspaper policy segment from The Standard, listing subscription rates and Associated Press attribution. It mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press branding, stating news is for republication with credited material, and notes exclusive use for the paper.
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World's debt to America reflects vast trade imbalance
The article states exports totaling 56.5 billion and imports of 9.1 billion for ten months, leaving foreign nations owing the United States about 43.6 million. It argues America is the world creditor, warns against excessive credit or depreciation harming trade, and urges cautious expansion of commerce.
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United States
England
France
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America
Will Coal Strike End In Indian Hupsto Today
Commentary urges end of the coal strike as executive committee of the wage workers meets in Indian Hupsto. Calls on Washington action endorsement to avoid widespread misery. Warns against forced coal return as a dangerous form of slavery and urges miners to be protected.
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Washington
Doomsday Panic Debunked by Astronomy Expert
Sunspots tale debunked as city readers are reassured by Prof H N Russell that December 17th carries no danger. He notes planetary alignments may occur but won’t trigger solar or terrestrial havoc, dismissing sensational claims as unfounded and alarming to the public.
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered Health book promises cure
A garbled ad for a new book by Woods of New York City claims a tobacco habit can be ended easily and completely with a simple “jab.” It touts calm sleep, clear eyes, normal digestion, and restored vigor, promising dramatic improvements and a fre e sample with the wrapper copy.
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New Yak City
Banetta
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USA
Weather lore fragment hints at negligible earthly effects
A fragment from a weather or astronomical note argues that nunspots and similar occurrences have little to no impact on weather or earthly phenomena beyond possible auroral displays. It relies on historical case patterns to support the claim, suggesting minimal practical significance.
Utah makes car theft a felony to curb joyriding
The Utah Legislature's special session enacted a law making driving or operating any motor vehicle not owned by the offender a felony. Offenders face 6 months to 5 years in prison, with a lighter option for first offenses by minors. The measure aims to reduce automobile thefts and restore public order amid rising joyriding in Salt Lake City.
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Approaching Census Marks Record Population Growth
January will see the next U S census completed for nationwide totals in under three months. The 1800 figures show 17 states under four million, while modern estimates put the population at 190 million across 48 states, with area growth from 842 thousand to 3.0 million square miles and debt shifts influencing per capita burdens and federal revenues amid rapid industrial expansion.
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J. P. Young
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England
Industrial Growth Through Agriculture and Manufacturing
The text argues that Jefferson and Hamilton foresaw the United States expanding industrially via agriculture and manufacturing. It cites historical tonnage and crop data from 1800 to 1917 and notes Hamilton’s optimistic view on manufacturing and industrial growth, citing employment and output figures to illustrate the shift toward a robust industrial economy.
Six months bedridden man credits Tanlac relief
George Gregoire of Seattle recounts years of illness including stomach pain, rheumatism, and kidney trouble. After six Tanlac bottles, he reports renewed strength, appetite, and energy, able to work and sleep better, praising Tanlac as the cause of his recovery.
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All Russians Face Deficit of 14 Billions
Omsk reports the Russian government faces a deficit of 14,000,000 rubles for the current year, per a statement by Finance Minister Dr Mayer. The figure may rise to 17,000,000 rubles according to preliminary estimates.
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Jtresaj
All Muesian
Tfayer
Budget Forecast Sketched for 1919 German Government
The government's budget outline shows total revenue near 4.9 billion rubles but likely below 4 billion after loan effects and spirits restrictions. Ordinary expenditures estimated at about 13.0 billion rubles with interest payments around 2.0 billion. Extraordinary wartime costs for six months could reach 1.1 billion, with half-year civil war expenses near 9.88 billion rubles.
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6 Foot Lawyer Looked Like Pumpkin
An old advertisement promotes Mayra Wonderful Remedy claiming cures for stomach pains and liver issues. It discusses long-term relief, a product that cleared intestinal mucus, with references to McIntyre Drug Co and widespread druggists. The copy uses dramatic language to praise health recovery and includes an offer to refund.
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AM. McIntyre Drug Co
County Schools to Hire a Physician for Health Checks
Weber county board of education plans to employ a physician to examine all county children and assess physical conditions. Teachers will aid in remedial efforts and parents will be notified about progress. The physician in charge has not yet been chosen.
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Weber County Board of Education
Valuable documents stolen from wartime files in Washington
Tampa fin. desk reports recovery of valuable confidential documents on airplane development from wartime War Department files. Charles Alexander Francis Ducorron, ex confidential Army employee, held on 5000 bond for sending obscene matter by express as federal grand jury investigates trunks shipped from Washington. Ducorron claims the papers were given to him but refuses to name the giver. An Army officer identified the papers amid a nationwide search following Ducorron's resignation, special agent Kilner reports his arrest.
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Ely Will Donate Fifty Dollars Monthly To Children Aid
On recommendation of Commissioner Flygate the ely commissioners voted to donate $50 per month to the Children's Aid Society. Three rooming leases were granted licenses at the metre on Mayor Browning's recommendation. The rooming houses are Gwatt Ma George, Flamalomas, and the CON rooms. The Alpine TooTAs license for the Weber Hotel is under investigation. Brummit pays prices for Liberty bonds.
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Mustarine Promise From Night Sleep Aid Advertisement
A vintage advertises Mustarine claiming relief from sore throat chest cold and deepseated coughs overnight. It touts mustard paste substitutes for pain and swelling, urging use for rheumatic and gout swelling and even chilblains and frostbite with claims of rapid relief and physician endorsement.
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