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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1914
Page
5
A fashion column describes long coats and evening gowns suited for winter. It notes rigid coats with comfortable lining, wide bodices shaping the torso, and fabrics in brown green blue and gray. Velvet details and gold touches are suggested with lace accents and new color pairings.
The column blends celestial signs with political and social notes. It foresees peace efforts failing yet hints at health and economic optimism through inventions. The piece mentions Washington, the Moon, and a coming year with trials for the United States alongside hopes for revival in trade and industry.
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered remarks on a figure who allegedly invented the nightgown, plus a discussion of kitchen workshops and modern home keeping. The text contrasts traditional housekeeping with new energy efficiency and factory like practices, mentioning china, utensils, and dishwashing processes.
A historical text describes remedies for frostbite and cold injuries including turpentine camphor and woolen bandages. It notes warnings about neglect leading to lasting harm and mentions children admitted to a skating rink with free skates, opening on Wednesdays at the club.
A wartime dispatch from Pateograd reports Soviet forces denying German superiority as allied and opposing troops maneuver along a broad front. The article lists movements from Mack Mrovah to Fodz and Plokkow with German counterpoints noted and mentions Austrian and Turk actions in Galicia and the Caucasus. forecasts Cracow and Preemysl battles, with weather and terrain shaping offensives.
A fragmentary OCR item centers on a strange coat made from sealskin. It mentions a motel, a sailor named Colfer, and a cryptic sequence of terms including ae bet and os. The readable bits suggest a quirky historical note about maritime fashion and seaside life.
Fragmentary text describes riots or demonstrations with references to Garibaldi and Hee-Ttatlan imérlot Garibaldi. It notes crowds attempting to invade a city center, police preventing disorder, and a Republican procession guarding a tablet or monument. Details are garbled and names incomplete.
Digest of war dispatches from Vienna and Berlin noting ongoing uncertainty about German forces breaking Russian resistance and a possible broader Allied counteroffensive. Reports discuss retreating Russian columns, Turkish gains near Lake Umegh, arrests in Petrograd over revolutionary plots, and a German aerial pilot's account of captivity.
Vienna dispatch reports a Carpathian defense where Russian assaults were repelled with gains in ground north of Przemysl and near Zakroczym, while fighting continues along the Dunajec river line and Russians reportedly advance in Gniujea in Month Poland near the Niga river.
A historic feudal castle near Stirling, Scotland, was destroyed by fire. The blaze devastated Herbertebira Castle, seven miles from Stirling, owned by CW Vorber Wan. A young woman reportedly perished in the flames, and many valuable paintings were lost in the blaze. The incident underscores the castle's long past and its cultural losses.
Philadelphia reports the death of financier Regene Zimmerman, longtime Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad stake holder. A former Union veteran, he chaired major financial deals tied to rail stocks and real estate. His widow Helena wed the Duke of Manchester in 1900 before settling in New York and Boston. Funeral arrangements await word from the Manchester estate.
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