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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
5
A garbled astrology page presents a Sunday horoscope with scattered phrases about fate, weather, and personal events. It hints at influences from celestial bodies and daily fortunes, but the legible fragments offer no clear individuals, locations, or concrete outcomes.
The Ogden Standard describes advance spring fashion featuring coats with straight line wrinkled stock collars and turnover cuffs, plus a note on dark blue trims and white satin accents. It also offers cooking tips and domestic guidance, warning of employment effects and consumer concerns during January 1915.
The 1914 quicksilver production declined with 32 mines active, 25 in California. Total output neared 75 pounds per mine, valued around $874,832. Earlier years show higher production and profits, with Byars in 1813 earning $813,171 and 1943 California production at $5,807 Mawes.
An old advertisement touts a product called Old Medal for bladder discomfort and prostatic disturbances. It claims gentle yet rapid action to remove toxins and rebuild cells, with a price of $1 per box and distribution through drug stores and outlets.
The article details costly timber and club finances, noting many clubs carry 50 veterans and youths, with 200+ shots of sentiment and high costs for timeless play. It cites secretary John Fonter of Giana and mentions Taylor and Sunderland in a police context with a $350 reward for a suspect.
A 23 year old inmate named Tavtoy Faylor escaped from the Utah state penitentiary between 6 36 and 8 o clock in the evening. He was serving a ten year term for robbery and was convicted in February 1913 for holding up and robbing Orson Rudy at 166 West Second North Street. Faylor’s partner Willan Suthland was also convicted and the pair confessed.
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