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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
2
The Women's Aid Society in Ogden opens a free dispensary at 254851 Wellington Avenue to treat afflicted children. They provide clothing, food, and care, while volunteers work evenings to comfort those in need and raise awareness of the suffering and charity inside the community.
The article details alfalfa pest larvae, seed planting issues, and the pests' impact on crop yields. It cites U S health officials on control methods and emphasizes preventive practices, including seed treatment, field cleaning, and crop management to curb damage.
A lengthy review discusses revived old remedies using substances like white clay kaolin and charcoal to treat cholera typhoid dysentery and ulcers. It cites Hiedorh and Merck experiments, notes absorption in stomach and blood, and mentions arsenic and other agents with cautious speculation on efficacy and safety.
A garbled report from an English traveler in Ogorn includes predictions of rising tensions and major military movements. The text references Allied and German forces, anticipated campaigns, and possible strategic outcomes amid wartime uncertainty.
In a sequence of naval maneuvers reported with garbled text the battleship Utah departs toward the south accompanied by other vessels. The dispatch hints at a coordinated transport of ships and crew as part of broader wartime activity.
Rumors swirl as President Wilson lands in Washington at 4 40 pm after a return from a party political appearance. Friends debate whether his Tadienepolis remarks hint at future candidacy and how the crowd’s cheer affected his stance. A government ship purchase push and trade commission issues are noted as he resumes duties. An advertised remedy for indigestion is included with local dealer Culley Drug Co Ogden Utah.
New York notes stronger market activity with gains in select stocks and signs of easier money. Observed were moderate advances amid a liquidating phase, with attention to foreign exchange and international finance including Argentine loans and French treasury notes. Bankers may watch further issuance as railroads and industrial firms seek financing amid evolving market conditions.
Fragmentary garbled text describes Canadian troops in trenches, with references to leaders, engagements and uncertain future operations. The material mentions Sir or PM and ongoing war conditions, but specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A long mixed report notes donations welcomed abroad for hospital aid, praising a shipment to Berlin area and mentioning reception by Bavarian officials and royalty. It also lists local appointments in sheriff office, treasurer, county attorney, and deputy posts across districts with several named individuals.
In Brigham City the county commission announces appointments for the next two years. Health officers and deputy road commissioners for the thirty precincts are excluded from the change. Amber Heméoh is noted among those chosen, with several county posts remaining to be filled.
Fragmentary line indicates Fatty's Magic Pants, a Keystone act, scheduled for Eis tomorrow night. Details incomplete but assigns entertainment context and timing.
Police report uncovering fifty dynamite bombs hidden in a trunk during a city arrest. The detained suspect, a 28 year old man linked to local disturbances, is held as officials investigate the source and motive of the weapons. A separate note mentions Johnny Bentbon Falarelin reported dead in New York.
Washington reports Secretary Garrison released an official inventory showing government discarded rifles have not been removed from U S arsenals and that no sale order will be changed. The inventory indicates 342 467 rifles owned by the government with only seventy one in the United States and 1182 in Manila having arrived, all stored in arsenals.
A lively rink night promises excitement with skaters and spectators gathering for a major event. Volunteers and local teams are involved as the arena hosts a series of performances and matches.
Announcement from the Incorporation Were of the Anti Capital Punishment society declares aim to abolish the death penalty in New York state. Georges Fowler Peabody is president and the group includes Jacob H. Schill and others.
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