Ogden Daily Standard Subscription Notice
A readable fragment describes subscription terms for the Ogden Daily Standard with mentions of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press. It notes pricing and renewal deadlines and warns subscribers about service continuation and cancellation details. The text references Osden Guy and other unclear names within a historical newspaper notice context.
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Audit Bureau of Cirulation
Osden Guy
Dorid
Osden
Ogden
Where the Standard Can Be Found for Bale
Fragmentary OCR lists various news stands and presses in multiple cities including Los Angeles Balt Lake Brigham City San Francisco and San Diego. No coherent event or人物 details present so the note remains a catalog fragment.
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Los Angeles
California
UcGirls
Balt Lake
City
Uced
Eds
Reg Store
Brigham City
Tab Polansky
Utah
Eck Newe Co
San Francisco
Cal
Golden Cato, News Co
United News Co
Ban Francisco
1 _ child's News Agency
San Diego
N. Wheatley
Masked Buccaneers the Desert and Tuareg Nomads
The National Geographic Society issue on Tuaregs of the Sahara describes the white desert people, Herher, Berber origins, and their long history in Northern Africa. It notes Arab invasions, displacement to interior deserts, and their survival amid scarce water and land. It hints at northern rail and freight issues impacting the region and cites a commerce figure of forty and fururies with earnings of $3401.
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Ciety
Satata
Africa
Sarape
Nand
Soudon
Folster Blanchard
Peesa
Europe
Aala
The Tuareg Desert Traders and Their Masked Warriors
The Tuareg roam a vast arid region, few cultivated acres amid a 1.5 million square mile territory. They number around 300,000, endure extreme desert winds, and wear face coverings to protect lungs and add mystery. They trade along routes from Tripoli to the Soudan, guiding caravans with precious cargoes of textiles, gold, and ivory, paying tribute to chiefs for safe passage.
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United States
Watimate
Mediterranean
Africa
Tripoli
Soudan
Solid Foundation For Business Review Shows Steel Industry Surge
A New York businessman notes ongoing revival since October and November with extraordinary activity in the steel sector, despite higher prices. He cites widespread war contracts and general industrial prosperity, stating the trend continues across the country.
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New York
War contracts spur postwar business optimism in 1915 trade
The passage notes 1915 exports near 3.5 billion dollars with war contracts boosting trade. It argues prosperity since harvests and prices sustain activity, and that war orders stimulated rather than permanently structured growth. It suggests a cautious view on a possible postwar downturn.
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Mardel
Hamilton Holt appeals to pause armament buildup
Hamilton Holt, writing to the Standard under the pen name The Independent, urges delaying armament increases until after the war. He argues Europe’s agony requires humanitarian aid and that reprovision for peace should precede a new arms race, while warning against inaction that could invite anger from major powers.
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Hamilton Iolt
the Independent
New York City
The
Standard
Europe
Holt
Wila
United States
Income tax rulings set stage for tax increases
Washington dispatch notes the income tax now deemed constitutional, enabling government to raise revenue. Proposals in Congress include a 50 percent tax on incomes and tapping vast fortunes to fund government costs. The shift follows a long debate from a 1895 Supreme Court ruling to a constitutional amendment and a unanimous modern decision supporting an unlimited income tax.
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Congress
Iaye
Washington Dispatch
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Bible Against Henry Ford Sparks Theological Debate
A reader asserts biblical proof that Henry Ford's peace mission will fail. The argument cites Isaiah and prophecy to claim Ford and his backers misread divine will and should have abandoned the voyage. The piece emphasizes doctrinal judgment over political aims.
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Henry Ford
Islah
Military Critics Debate at Ogden High School
A school board meeting discussed compulsory military education with a U.S. Army captain defending the program against opponents. The session, held as a special occasion, saw parent and pupil speakers argue for and against reviving military drill in Ogden High School amid Army involvement.
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Ogden Wigh
War Department
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Military drill fears at Ogden High spark uniform debate
A local letter argues against mandatory military drill at Ogden High School claiming the War Department influence was minimal and that $17.50 uniforms would push families toward elitism. The author alleges an army officer appeared at a school hearing to press drill and questions who requested military involvement.
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Ogden Jmyth
War Department
Qeden High School
Rowsyer
Inez
Regular Army
Army
Ogden High School
Odea High School
Aventa
Studenta
City Youth Access to High School Plummets
A signed note from WM C EUMNET laments that fewer than 20 percent of city children ever enter the High School and under 10 percent graduate, highlighting alarming gaps in early education, retention, and completion within the municipal system.
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C. Eumnet
Marguerite Clarke in Mice and Men at Alhambra
A readable theater listing shows Marguerite Clarke in Mice and Men at the Alhambra tonight with notes about other acts and a witty line about war fans. It mentions a run of shows through Wednesday and an Oracle reference.
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Marguerite Clarke
Alhambra
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Military Crill
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