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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
2
A promotional note extols new record selections for dancing, listing dozens of titles and performers from various labels. The fragment sketches a lively catalog of tunes such as tango and waltz offerings, with references to chorus pieces and orchestral sides, hinting at a multi-genre dance record showcase.
The text discusses poverty duty and charity amid urban adversity, urging brotherhood and equalization, and examining the idea of a poor farm as a social remedy. It contrasts wealth with hardship and questions the purpose and dignity of public assistance.
Fragmented OCR summary notes Bibmarck and his hatreds toward England. Mentions German aims during a prolonged war, ruler shifts, and expressions by allies. Describes anti English sentiment fostered by personalities such as Bismarck and colleagues, with references to Prussian leaders and Austrian ties.
A damaged OCR note reflects anti German sentiment across the Atlantic, recalling past warnings of war and the spread of hatred as a trigger for conflict. It cites historical echoes from a newspaper two years prior, noting how suspicion and hostility toward Germany grew amid trade tensions and public rhetoric.
The article notes early porphyry copper mining in the United States and compares Utah and Michigan styles, detailing ore content, mining methods, and profitability. It cites Viet Couper in Jing han as a copper discovery and discusses ore grades, extraction costs, and potential dividends reaching tens of millions, with Aish Gappar y producing substantial copper pounds.
Fragmented report portrays Champ Slark and Clark in a heated exchange over Republican prospects, Roosevelt and progressive tensions. It mocks political rhetoric, cites criticism of Hoover and Roosevelt era figures, and notes Clark’s harsh judgments of Democratic and Republican leaders amid a tumultuous campaign.
From Au Gedenko's return from New York City to the Stock Exchange reopening there is cautious optimism. Trading resumes with restrictions, initial prices higher, and foreign owners reassessing holdings amid renewed activity and lingering confidence concerns.
Amid wartime strains, commentary notes that markets shift toward tighter credit and strategic material control. Analysts warn of sharp talk on price and supply if demand remains subdued, with potential expansion into allied markets in South America Africa and Asia as nations seek continued weaponry and provisions.
The Masureneake region near East Prussia is described as a teeming amber center shaped by mining and river systems. It details amber sources from Samland to Nehigeberg, its traditional beliefs about amber’s healing powers, and the industry shipping amber to Poland and Russia. The narrative contrasts harsh frontiers with a picturesque landscape featuring lakes, wetlands, and tourist appeal amid border tensions.
The Perils of Pauline plays at the Lyceum today with a 5 cent admission. Al Wwaye uw Advartisesnant notes special showings and ongoing cinema offerings for local readers.
Read trip notices show holiday excursions along the Oregon Short Line with dates and locales mentioned in fragmentary fashion. Publication includes scattered references to towns, dates, and event details, though legibility is limited and many words are garbled.
A graphic wartime letter recounts Belgian civilians fleeing bombarded areas near Dinant, with families severed from kin, boats overturned, and many killed or wounded as German shells fall on the Meuse front. The piece notes widespread mourning and the destruction of the city.
The readable text cites a fragmentary Globe Tonight piece about an event in Magleoh Square Garden and mentions Evalyn, Isociation Incidents, and a prison context in Mateawan. It references prices around 149 with unclear details and names A parape from Maticawan and Napafaon.
A judge overruled a railroad plea in an injunction matter begun yesterday. The defense, led by Welner, alleges violations of law and seeks to restrain action, while the plaintiff argues for continuation of the injunction.
Chicago, Dec. It Dre out of every ten in the county relied on public charity according to a retiring county board president. The report says 260,000 residents received some public aid from Cobble county as the county population nears two million. About 60,000 were supported by public hospitals and 300,500 more received food and clothing through public allocations. The figures exclude aid to those who sought help from private charities.
The shop Awill open to the public Monday December 4 with first class service. George A. Wile leads the crew promising top quality customer care and ready to serve.
New York reports a proposed trade involving Death, Loberk and Magee with several players fell through after Philadelphia management balked at the names. Manager McGraw deemed Doom's $7600 a year for three years as excessive and unlikely to be approved without compensating players.
Notable figures are indiscernible in garbled OCR text. The fragment mentions promises to a president and references to liberty and a potential join by Ddelu, with unclear local context or events.
James Walker, a farmer and notable collector of archaelogical relics, died yesterday at his home in Faiitides. The obituary notes his prominence in the local community and his work with Montana Senator Clark. Funeral arrangements are pending.
In Tooele on December 14 at the auditorium a Tooele Athletic Association was organized with seventy five members. Elected officers include President Jack Lees Vice President James Viallatt Secretary Deb Madaon Treasurer L B Kramer and others.
In a noisy show of skill Schaefer defeats Catton in a tight bout tonight. Scoring details show Schaefer with higher averages and strong lines while Catton posts lower totals.
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