The Jam of Worlds as Seen by the Astronomers
C J Stilwell of Ogden Publicity argues that heavenly bodies undergo life cycles like living beings. He describes Earth as a growing world, with day and night, seasons, and volcanic activity, while the Moon and planets suffer tidal friction that slows rotation, lengthens days, and could eventually lock bodies to face each other. Mercury and Venus are cited as examples of paralysis and atmospheric changes from tidal effects, with Venus showing unusual dark-side phenomena.
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Uden
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McCracken Visits Old Home and City Law Matters
Hon. J. T. McCracken, former city resident and legislative representative from this county by 1904, now of Weaver & McCracken in Los Angeles, is in Salt Lake City for a few hours visiting Judge Ages and attending to law matters after several days in the city.
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J. T. McCracken
Weaver & McCracken
Los Angeles
Ages
McCracken
Salt Lake City
Seed potatoes available from Minnesota and Idaho
Seed potatoes on racks include Early Olias and Irieh Cob lers from Minnesota and Idaho. A few Early Eurekas remain. Get your seed potatoes now while supplies last by contacting Rockway at 13-K-4.
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Olias
Irieh Coblers
Minnesota
Idaho
Rockway
First Gold Discovery in Montana Reported
United States Geological Survey issue notes the 271 page Philipsburg quadrangle study on geology and ore deposits. It traces Montana gold history from 1852 creek finds to 1864 bootstrapped mines and Philipsburg's growth, detailing copper prospects, ore treatment, and maps available from the Survey.
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United States
Teotnalen
Department of the Interior
Una
Millipsburs Quadrangle
Anaconde
Mont
Mosat
Philipsburg
Ors
Manilama Ia
Eravela
Philipsburg Quadrangle
Philipsburg Quadrangs
Montana
Washington
B.C
First Pictures of American Soldier in France at Orpheum
Eleven reels of war pictures depicting American troops in France, reception there, and combat scenes. The feature shows a dramatic air duel as German planes are shot down and a morning over trenches. Seven reels cover big guns, troop life, and daily war fronts.
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Uncle Sans
France
Orpheum Theater
America
Aris
Pletires
Brewing Business In A Bad Way In Germany
Berlin reports serious distress in German brewing as restrictive labor and fuel measures bite. Capital in breweries totals about three billion marks across 12 000 breweries and 430 600 retail establishments. Concentration of labor and fuel saving drive policy, with coal cuts halving supply. Bavarian brewers accused of favored barley and malt access, while Bavarians face wartime losses and public pity from Prussia.
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Amsterdam
Bavaria
Bolsheviks face neutral Food Department pressure in Petrograd
In Petrograd, a Food Supply Department employee urged declaring the department neutral or risk refusal to work under the People’s Commissaries. The Senate, Russia’s top court, held a secret meeting and reportedly decided to stay in office. Communists plan elections for the army and move to abolish all ranks. Agricultural implements and machines are to be government controlled and distributed for egalitarian farming.
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Petrograd
Sinolny
People's Commissaries
Senate
Kiev
Union
Deereg
Livestock Interests Protest Through Rates to West Centers
Washington December 14 Livestock interests complain to the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads fail to maintain through rates from producing and packing centers west of the Mississippi. The objection centers on higher costs and inconsistent pricing affecting western shipments.
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Washington
Laventock
Interstate C Commerce Commission
Mississly
Livestock Trade Hampered by Shipping Limits Across Southeast
The National Live Stock exchange report notes that existing rates and rail conditions hinder shipment of cattle to the southeast for breeding and fattening. Train disruptions between St Louis and Memphis will reduce production, prompting complaints from stock buyers about the impact on the industry.
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Memphis
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