Pueblo Woman Recounts 35 Years of Rheumatic Pain Relief
A Pueblo woman describes decades of severe rheumatic pain and failed treatments before reporting dramatic relief after taking Tanol. She credits improved mobility, reduced swelling, and restored strength, noting she can perform housework and sewing without pain. The testimonial cites prior trips to Colorado baths and California cures.
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Wagon Wheel Gap
Colorado
Oak
Bosing Springs
Tieto
Vierg
Cal
Boiling Springs
Fragmentary notes on fortifications and protections
The text describes complex protective work around a structure, mentioning Titan’s aspiration, heavy masonry, and the removal of a section of wall to install shielding. It notes bombs trapped by enemy wires and references Italian defenses, suggesting wartime fortification challenges and protective measures.
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Venton
Italy Preserves Art Treasures Amid Bombardment
Major Sir F de Fesppi described in a Royal Academy lecture how Italy guards its art treasures against bombardment. Venice Lombardy and Turkish towns shielded works with wrap enclosures and strengthened defenses. Bronze monuments and paintings were moved to secure locations while exterior and interior changes safeguarded historic buildings.
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Italy
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Royal Academy
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Turcan
Venice
St. Mark's
Electrocution in Fillmore Utah Claims Moulton Life
Arthur A. Moulton a capital Electric company line supervisor was electrocuted in Fillmore Utah while testing a transformer on a high voltage line from Techfield to Fillmore. He was 63 and survived by his widow and two sons Arthur C. Moulton and Walter Moulton. His body to be brought to Salt Lake for interment.
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Fat Folks Weight Loss Method Promises Quick Pounds Drop
A public notice touts a weight loss system claiming rapid reductions for heavy individuals. It promises painless results through breathing, a kerain tincture, and a ten day treatment, suggesting visible changes in weight, firmness, skin, and buoyancy with no starvation or strenuous exercise.
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Itv
Capsuin Fort
Tregon Lumber Company plans capital increase to 6 million
Dragon Tambor company based in Ogden proposes raising capital from 1 million to 6 million at a January 28 stockholders meeting. President David C. Eccles, George Romney of Salt Lake City as vice president, Charles T. Early of Road River as secretary and treasurer. Most assets located in the northwest. Board weighs a charter revision and new legal steps if approved.
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Ogden
la David C. Eccles
George Romney
Salt
Chirles T. Early
Road River
Greta
Wie Board of Directara
Iftin
War Thrift Stamp Campaign Planned for Ogden
War thrift stamp drive in Ogden outlined to mobilize every resident. About 820 local agencies to park 100 Ogden stamps, under C Angun Wright and Weber county committees. Agencies to be set citywide, including outlying districts, with data from a meeting of the committee members led by W Wright A Fell and Frank Vindepa, and advertising by Zeppann.
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Aules Agénciea
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Ogden
Atlricta
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Witomacon
Ie Committeca
W. Wright
A. O. Fell
Frank 4. Vindepa
Gok Wright
WK. Zeppann
Government price fixing failure debate at senate hearing
Chicago official testifies Congress on coal pricing study spanning months. He asserts government price fixing raised costs for consumers, claims lack of public value in investigations, and cites a shipment of coal to Camp Dodgy with higher rates. He denies favoritism while detailing large private contracts and discrepancies in price.
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Hrine
Chicago
Senate
Haring Pxeiyalye
Salt Lake Gambling and Liquor Sale Debate Ends in Reorganization
An emergency public safety reorganization in Salt Lake City followed a vote of three to two. Mayor William Merry defended two years of police administration urging continued federal cooperation while commissioners reassigned duties to finance safety and parks. An oust on Scheldt’s resignation was noted as Mayor Ferry opposed the move.
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Salt Lake
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Schet
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French tobacco is sold once a week in Paris
Dee reports that French tobacco and cigarettes are available in Paris only for a half hour each week. Tekacconists’ shops resemble winter wood yards as crowds wait, with from eight to six policemen needed per shop to keep order while the weekly supply is handed out and tempers calm when the “no more tobacco” sign is posted.
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Dee
Paria
Uren
Auction of a Dead Sailor’s Effects on Ship Deck
A historical notice describes auctioning a deceased sailor’s personal items on a ship’s deck. Small articles like photo albums and personal belongings are sold after official sanction and careful removal of keepsakes for the deceased’s next of kin, with proceeds aiding mourning.
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Papawre
Hla
Auch
Aveton
Musterole Quick Relief No Blister Ad Card
An old fashioned mustard plaster substitute Musterole promises relief without burning or stinging. The ad claims doctors and nurses recommend it for sore throat bronchitis croup rheumatic pains and more with hospital sizes listed at $2.50.
Auction of Deserter’s Goods Draws Mixed Interest
A fragmentary report notes a charity sale of items tied to a deserter, with proceeds aimed at a national fund. Bidders see little value in many lots, calling the collection essentially unrecoverable while a few salvageable items fetch modest sums.
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Deck
McCormick Outlines War Needs and Allied Efforts
Representative Medill McCormick of Illinois described three war needs speed coalition and unity among political elements to boost morale and accelerate victory. He noted Allied advances in Italy and France and warned against peacetime negotiations that could benefit Germany.
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An. T—Cannan
Medill McCormick
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Armien
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Laly
Germany
Alps
Verdun
Captured Daring Youths Amid Tearful Scene
A fragment describes youths at ages sixteen and seventeen with tearful expressions during a tense capture. The report hints at a perilous event but offers limited details, focusing on the emotional reactions of the youths involved.
Questionnaires Sent Across Webeh County in Survey
In Webeh County a list of residents was contacted for a county wide questionnaire. Names include John Pincock Stephens North Ogden and many others across Ogden Plain City Hooper and Farr West. The motive and full scope of the survey remain unclear from the fragment.
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Thor
Wagor County
Roy
Elbert J. Moses
Plain City
Seymaeur
Graham
Oden
Edward William Sherp
Warren Arave
Hooper
John LeRoy Chadwick
Norris Ogden
George Calvin Gireeter
Main City
Mbert Bullock Wayment
Warren
Emil Atail Chatalain
North Ogden
Ley Ferlin Rawson
Manenvilla
Ma Orlando Mosiensen
Ogden
Hilmar Emanuel Erickson
Farr West
Percy R. Greenwood
Gidean Martin Uatmes
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Adverts Cure
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine to cure catarrh and constitutional conditions. The text promises a $100 reward for proof of failure to cure and urges readers to send for trial materials, with contact details for vendors.
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Hall
Truuimentala
Cheniy
Taledo
Lonat
Local Names List From Ogden Area Notice
A readable portion lists multiple individuals with surnames and towns including Jensen Husisville Hugge Johns Biller Nicolelatos Uintah Fuller Combe Ogden Moore Anderson Campbell Peterann Parker and others in a regional notice. Details on action dates or positions are unreadable in the fragment.
Jagrippe Snares Many With Flu Like Symptoms
A reader reports three week grip lasting through January as fever chills pains and weakness struck. Lizzie Tyles of Henderson Kentucky and Wriles describe illness. a mother claims Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her daughter after ineffective remedies. Advertisement for Foley’s product.
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Lizzie Tyles
Henderson
Wriles
Faerippe
Foley
Thave
Taafat
Disbanding of Seventh Nebraska Infantry Regiment
Governor Keith Neville announces the disbanding of the Seventh Nebraska Infantry, a volunteer regiment that sought active federal service. Washington advises no such units enter federal service, leaving men of military age subject to the draft law. Neville, also the regiment's colonel, was appointed during an absence in Washington.
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Lincolneb
Keith Neville
Sevemh Regiment
Nebraska Infantry
Washington
Neville Ias
Edgar Monard
Berlin Prices Soar Skyward In Food Prices Report
Berlin prices for butter two dollars and twenty cents per pound agar sixty cents a pound ham and bacon two dollars thirty cents per pound and American soap five bars for one dollar twelve cents. Prices are four to five times those in the United States according to food administration reports. The magnetic compass near north varies due to earth’s magnetism, affecting surveying in some regions.
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Berlin
United States
Wstricia
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