The Countess and the Chincona Bark Discovery Story
A fragment recounts how a countess was cured by a bark remedy from Ecuador called quina or chinchona. It traces the bark’s journey to Europe via Jesuit traders, its naming as Cardinal’s bark, and Linnaeus’s later classification. It notes seventeenth century introductions and 19th century plantations in Ceylon and Jamaica, with Dutch cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gizares
Lora
Quit
Republic of Ecuador
Ha Dla
Juan de Vers
Ile
Malacotes
Blanes
Boaln
Linnaeus
Sir Clemente, Markham
Ceylon
Jamaica
Java
Report of Teachers Committee dispute at Ogden schools
The article details a clash between the school superintendent and teachers over staffing at a third Ogden school. It cites a teachers committee report, printed by the Standard, and a principal Beason rebuttal. The piece urges readers to compare accounts and questions alleged deviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Achoole
Beenon
Quinine Price Shifts Amid War Demand
Historical note describes quinine rising from 20 cents to 1.40, then 1.50 an ounce as European conflict boosts demand. The piece previews a malaria drug history by Edward Able in the Pan American Union. It recounts a tale of a Peruvian viceroy’s era and Countess Ana in a castle, tying medicine to colonial lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Edward Able
Pan American Union
Droughts and Prosperity Highlight Early 1917 Outlook
The review notes widespread activity across sectors with brisk retail, dry goods, and jobbers expanding spring lines. Steel buyers, mortgage lenders, and real estate show strong forward movement while labor tightens and wheat speculation runs high. Industrial plant expansions signal a robust, long term recovery and producers planning beyond 1916 into 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Maliorder
Banka
Ineterest
Brandeis Nomination Sparks Senate Debate on Court’s Future
The text discusses President Wilson naming Doula J. Arandele to the Supreme Court, with opposition from Senator Sutherland and others. It notes tensions between modern judicial interpretation and prior restraint, praising the nomination as part of a movement toward broader constitutional understanding, and contrasts it with earlier reactionary tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wilson
Doula J. Arandele
Supremé Bench
Sutherland
Stooot
Washington
Mandela Waa
Wilton
Joseph Hillstrom
Janatat Sutherland
Pista Peaple
Tits McNotrolisb
Bia
Araniels
Brandeis as Supreme Court nominee debated amid religious talk
The article discusses Brandeis potential appointment to the Supreme Court, noting endorsements, his Zionist stance, and comments on religious diversity including Jews Catholics and Protestants. It references Pinchot and Taft era debates, plus a program of church events and services in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crandela
Supreme Court
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Tinliinger
Brandeis
Interior
Haliinger-Pinchot
Taft
Me. Brandeis
Palestine
Jos
Brandele
Deaths and Funerals Mention Weston Child
One and a half year old Itaibe McHay died at the family home in Weston Idaho from pneumonia. The infant, born in Ogden May 1914, was a grandson of Bip and Mrs George Bhortee of Ogden. Funeral arrangements pending as the body is brought to Ogden for burial preparations. McCloud Funeral held in First Ward with services led by Bishop Enixat. Interment in city cemetery with burial rites by A Larkin. Also notes on Ella McCloud and Ella Weed services and burial at Kirkens chapel with Rev Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itaipo Aeber
Heber J. McHay
Weston
Idaho
Onder
Baba
Bip
George Bhortee
Ogden
Mabel Shorton
May
Ita
Pneumona
Shorten
Nan
Lindquist
Jesus
Lover of
Miss Jones
Miss Matan
Elt
Larkin
Minella
Kirkens
Carver
Ity
Fragmented church notices from a damaged OCR
The readable text lists Lutheran and Presbyterian services and pastors in unclear phrases. Mentions Swedish Lutheran church location and ward meetings. Portions reference Lord's Supper, worship times, and addresses, but are garbled and partial.
Transmission Of Power Sermon At Presbyterian Church
The Sunday night sermon at the Presbyterian church links modern science and invention to religious thought. It argues the past led religion to a high state of perfection, and today science is approaching similar insights. The discourse uses the transmission of power as its central theme and draws on the latest scientific ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inventon
Presbyterian Church
Gospel health message set for Sunday service
The Rev Within W Fleetwood will deliver a health gospel themed talk at 4:30 pm Sunday services. The sermon will focus on practical applications of gospel health and daily living at the Emmanuel movement, according to Church of the Gino Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shegtaed
Episcopal
Twenty-fourth
Grant Avenue
William W. Flestwood
SW Colliday
BU Mark's
Salt Lake City
Emmanuel Movement
Gowan State
Guild Hall
Holman
St. John’s Church
Piato City
W. Fleetwood
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We Anonyimsus Communications
Pate Tube
Glaamann
Avery Sreniog Duagte
Han
Mumlar
Las Andit
Boreey
Eulbuion
Ana
Associated
Frees Tehme
Duty
Gyden Cy
Monte
Pape
Ogden Ciy
Par
Hy Outetae
Ose
Por
Daty Cutalde
Baturday
Mia
Trinespal Beeson
Jaca
Devia
Tima
Teen
Chinchon
Peru
Don Juan Lopes de Car
Reneral Happiness
Ostetter
Ogden Steam Laundry
Tetaphona
Radatreet
Far Today
Thiy
Haa
Abbot R. Heywood
Dee-Eccles Building
Chetatlan Reformed
Washington, Holland
Matthew
Thearly Christian Church
Baptist Church
Caroline Stevens
Geo. F. Lowa
Dunton
Aisa Helen Browning
Benlor
Fonple Wingo
Africa
Thoreday
Siss Urace Thompsom
Orchard Avenue
St. Paul's
Jefferson Avenua
Leesmann
Church Council
Jefferson
Twenty-third
O. HW. Danson
Laura Swanson
Supe
First Congregational Church
Adams Avenue
First Church of Christ Scientist
Monroe Avenue
Fourth Street
Panish ‘Lutheran
Chu Lund
Tutheran
Cute Ner
Twenty Third Street
Delfre Ton Avenue
Boos Chen
Rom Kurume
Japan
Firat Presbyterian Church
Hinth Ward
Clare Rat
Ehi
An Ath
Ata Rowe
Hudson
Ra Eatg
Dee- Eccles
Ogden Motor Car Company
The
Hudson Ave
Wotherspoon
Jost Auto
Washington Ave
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