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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
2
The Standard expresses regret over discontinuing service for subscribers who do not renew. It explains payment methods, address changes, and how to notify the publisher. The notice warns of suspension if payments cease and notes records of subscribers who discontinue.
Remps News Agency and multiple city news stands are listed with scattered misprints and names. The fragment suggests a market or distribution note for newspapers across Los Angeles Salt Lake City Brigham City San Francisco and San Diego with several uncertain brand names and vendors.
A recent storm section hit the western country with record snow. Nevada cities report 23 inches in four hours, Truckee records 2 feet, Summit in the Southern Valleys sees over 20 feet, and Ogden Canyon shows a larger impact though Ogden itself is less notable. The storm brings beneficial moisture for farmers and stockmen, prompting calls for reform and practicality to improve future conditions.
Fragmented prose details German U-boat impact, sinking 24 ships valued at billions, including Lusitania and Transylvania, with losses of roughly 5000 lives and total tonnage around 225,223. Mentions British navy limits, internal explosions at sea, and feared long war potential through submarine dominance.
Dr. Joh A Wi¢noe, successor to Dr. J. T. Kinga bury as University of Utah president, was born in Norway in 1872 and moved to Utah. He grew up in Cache Valley, graduated from Brikhara Young college in 1891, studied at Harvard, Gottingen, and Zurich, taught chemistry at Utah Agricultural College, led Brigham Young University, and was elected president of the agricultural college in 1907.
A fragmentary report describes a Helena area issue with rows of boys involved in juvenile misbehavior. Neighbors and families fear a growing gang culture as youths from decent homes mingle near Sixth Avenue, gathering at billiards and game rooms while speaking in rough terms. The piece notes parental denial and public concern about youth influence and safety.
With spring opening, war in Europe is said to reach a scale unseen since August 1914. Allied forces prepare, ammunition stocks grow, and armies mobilize for a potential twin-front assault. Some foresee simultaneous west and east offensives aimed at breaching German lines north of Lille.
An article from The Papherland in New York claims the U-boat campaign is reducing enemy sea power by sinking fourteen large warships. It asserts over 10,000 trained sailors died aboard those ships, and stresses the difficulty of replacing such losses as World War I progresses.
A long unsourced medical advertisement lists ailments from fever to fatigue and hair loss. It promotes Dr Lewis Bakar and an "Al DVIGE 4" remedy, offering prescriptions and patient testimonials, with detailed dosing for tonics, potions, and pills. The piece touts confidence in a tonic system claimed to restore vigor and vitality.
Theodore Roosevelt in a Philadelphia speech denounces hyphenated Americanism and weak national policy, urging a strong efficient government and military buildup. He argues Americans must unite, defend nation, and promote orderly immigration policy to ensure national prosperity and loyalty.
Pimples and skin eruptions come from body toxins absorbed through the skin. A noted remedy suggests four ounces of salts dissolved in hot water each morning before breakfast for a week to cleanse bowels and stimulate kidneys. The effervescent drink, made from granule acids and lemon juice, is advertised as harmless and inexpensive for cleansing blood, aiding kidneys, and clearing skin.
A concise Alhambra vaudeville program runs this week offering entertainment for 10c and 20c evening prices. Performances feature a varied lineup, promising affordable comic and musical acts for local audiences.
The Ogden Judge of Modern Woodmen of America arranged a screening of The Man Who Came Back at Tels theater tonight with members planning to attend. The event features the Modern Woodmen canitarium surroundings at Colorado Springs and a glimpse of the sanitarium. Marguerite Clarke stars in Mice and Men at the Alhambra on Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
In Judge Harris division N F Waterman named administrator for the Catton estates with a bond of 4600. L J Corey appointed administrator for Allred estate. Guardian discharge petition granted for Roy Wizer. Inheritance tax on Sullivan estate set at 200.43. Hearing on order to sell Simeon Cramun estate real estate continued indefinitely.
A dubious health ad warns that breakfast must be preceded by water and a phosphate tonic to cleanse the bowels and remove toxins. It frames daily intake as essential for skin, digestion, and overall health, urging readers to buy a washing phosphate product and bathe for hygiene.
Heating of petition for letters of administration in the estate of Susan F. P. Blount was continued. Motion for settlement of account distribution and disallowance of disbursement in the assignment of the Uiata Drug Company was continued for hearing until January 28.
H W Duan filed in district court against Southern Pacific and others claiming 2065 damages from a shipment of two horse cars from Wendell California to St Louis Missouri. The complaint states horses aboard on October 2 1915 were jolted by engine failures causing injuries and stacking up at the car sides. The horses are valued at 5000.
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