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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
3
A brief note on a Woman's Page item referring to Nedgle presented as a bot or feature not appearing in the issue. The fragment suggests an absence or misprint, with no further context or details available.
The provided text fragment is irregular and lacks clear names, dates, or events. It reads as garbled OCR content with minimal readable elements, making it impossible to derive a coherent headline or concrete facts without further readable material.
A garbled piece discusses beauty, hair care and marriage prospects with medical and cosmetic claims. It mentions using a product package of anthrox, effects on hair growth and texture, and advice on hats and decorative use. The text is fragmentary and stylistically inconsistent with advertising prose from an older era.
An article outlines steps for underweight individuals to increase body mass through diet, exercise, and medical guidance. It cites general strategies, emphasizes protein intake, calorie logging, and gradual strength training while noting variations in metabolism and health needs.
A lengthy Senate and House session advances multiple measures. Bills on taxation, education, and corporate regulation move to committees or are referred to judiciary and finance. Several memorials and public works projects are noted, including funds for veterans, road improvements, and forest preservation.
Reading text shows copper selling at 148 cents per pound with February and March delivery, regular replacements, and expectations of further price advances. Mentions steel shipments, British wartime seizures, and demand from Italian and other buyers, with reference to a painting and a painter in a side note.
Paris January reports censorship threats against the editor of that newspaper. Officials warned they might suppress or ban content deemed contrary to law. The article notes censorship powers and potential penalties for editors during a period of intense political control.
Three highwaymen robbed two pedestrians at night in Salt Lake City. They demanded money and a relic knife, restrained Ferni Vera, and tied up a man named Witter while one assailant fled toward the telephone exchange. A witness reported the scene near Seventh South and West Temple.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Winter holdup in Sirdela with an attempted robbery. The text mentions a robber taking a pocket and a struggle but is highly unclear about the exact actions or outcomes. Detectives are referenced but no definitive arrest or detail is confirmed.
Members of the Woodmen of the World will meet at Gie Lindquist Undertaking in Pretorya on Wednesday at 3 o'clock to attend a ceremonial service for the late member Neo D. Hunter. Bring badges and pins as directed by the advertiser.
Lady Winberne's husband, Lord Aah Se Jedgers, resigns as viceroy of Ireland after leading Aberdeen to America with the British polo team that won the international cup. Lady Winborne, daughter of the second Baron Bury, is mentioned in connection with the affair.
A preliminary bill outlines a state board of education to appoint a new division of elementary education head. The head would study school districts, report needs, and suggest salary increases, with appointments based on merit and not party or religious ties. The measure proposes a six year term and details on staffing and duties.
In Sydney and London reports German buyers failed to secure wool after bidding disputes. An auctioneer relayed a German firm’s bid was rejected as the lot was reoffered and eventually sold to another French firm at the offered price. Subsequent bids by Germans were refused and the German representatives left without purchasing.
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