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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
4
A brief defect note warns that a pair of shapeless shoes will greatly harm appearance. The text urges straightening the act and emphasizes the negative impact on one’s overall look, highlighting the emphasis on neat footwear.
A garbled dispatch from Felice mentions an Austro Hungarian mine near Pola. London reports the British armored cruiser Viknor lent off Ireland, with uncertain fate and damage to shipping, amid ongoing naval actions in the Adriatic and North Sea.
Dispatches recount a naval engagement with torpedoes launched by destroyers and submarines. German and British forces reportedly exchanged shots at ranges from eight to twelve miles amid bad weather, with German cruiser damage and limited submarine involvement noted.
Lime and doctors moderate Bartholin former professor at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia discuss in the eleventh edition of the asthomativa Mataria I Madina about the propriety and misstatements of a caletirm walt text. They critique testimony published regarding the curative powers of a medicine, noting inconsistency and doubt about its propriety and effects. An advertisement for a Philadelphia laboratory and dentist appears at the end.
Fragmented OCR text describes heavy fighting with bridges across a river destroyed or damaged. Mentions German defenses, French involvement, and Allied pressure as fronts shift along the river and advancing positions near Lanilaerterdes and Ceramns Baek. Specific dates and places are unclear due to garbled text.
Reports indicate German plans to attack Britain with Zeppelins from Bruges on the birthday anniversary of the Kaiser. On Wednesday orders were issued for air corps to prepare for raids on the French front, especially in Fanta. Two new air ships secretly transported from Breideichshafen carry incendiary devices and hydrodermal craft with a specter platform for attack.
Reports from London and Portobah convey Admirals Beatty and Pearthill warm congratulations from leaders and soldiers. Messages praise the victory in the North Sea battle and note the fleet’s brave actions. The communications discuss allied unity and the war’s morale impact.
The meeting covered dairy farming progress with President Ellredge presiding. Plans urged cooperation, improving butter yield, and aligning farming with the state dairy needs, noting high prospects for local citizens and farm operations.
A protest against War nick's eligibility to sit in Idaho's lower house arises as George F. Goodwin questions if Warnick meets constitutional residency terms. Attorney General Barnes says Warnick cannot participate in organizing the house until the protest is resolved.
A vintage health notice warns that acid stomachs are dangerous and conventional medicines often fail. It promotes magnesia as a simple remedy to neutralize acid, prevent tormentation, and ease distress after meals. The ad notes magnesia can be obtained from S. R. Meftares Tog Co. and resembles old advert sections.
A fragmentary report describes a shift in ninth grade planning for the city schools. It notes that only a portion of eighth graders registered for the new program and cites Superintendent Mills explaining the benefits while noting minor scheduling friction to be resolved in days. The piece also mentions a local sheriff race and city offices, with partial references to officials and legal notices.
Taxpayers urged to seek what lent on February 0 as cleetagepebost 480,000 of indubfedaese trat harigutk. Bond teas cut thearms, but views of taxpayers remain under ronder. General Juan Casal, translated from Usited flates, was decooied today. Nine thousand six hundred valee of wool sold at Linden, prices up 19 percent since December. greasy inerties firm and sought by home trade.
In Hingbars and Garfiell workers shift back to full operation with about 1500 returning to work at the Arthir mill and 40 more at the Utah Copper works. A court hearing in Jan. 22 re arrangements follows a spur of allegations involving Hanson and Bramet while Mrs Mary Wilkes Reese dies after months of illness in Park City. German government seizes all wheat stocks, distributing them by population, amid wartime shortages.
Death notices reveal Salt-J Waldrow Ault a longtime resident and convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who died yesterday after years of illness. He lived at 669 West Thirty-first Street and was active in Woodmen of the World. Survived by his mother, wife, two brothers, three sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements planned at Lindquist chapel with interment at the local cemetery.
An OCR fragment advertises a sexual service with promises of fun and guaranteed satisfaction. It claims hundreds of people will tell you about the place, offers a discount or free unit, and includes a garbled phone charge of 86 dollars.
U S Supreme Court invalidates multi state Kanon coercion doctrine requiring workers to renounce affiliations as a condition of employment. Justices dissent note risks to constitutional rights while majority upholds employers power to demand non affiliation, affecting states including California Colorado Connecticut Indians Massachusetts New York Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Puerto Rico. In a related California case, the Fort Scott line switch men faced discharge for refusing to sign anti union pledges amid broader labor law questions.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses unions, dissent in a court opinion, and questions on cases about workers joining a party or party matters. It mentions employers and agreement with another employer, plus a reference to Brice. The piece is highly garbled with no clear narrative or dated context.
A 26 January report outlines a state police department bill and a measure to establish ten per cent bonds and personal property protections. Seven individuals form the cooperative entity to promote thrift through loans, with fixed shares of 4.96 each and member roles defined for cooperative gains and state reporting. Also noted is a breach of promise case and a community event at Pak Hall featuring talks on Park City children’s programs and city improvements.
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