Chicago Mayor Thompson Receives Messages of Sympathy
Chicago Mayor William Hall Thompson arrived in Ogden from San Francisco where a party linked to the Eastland disaster sent more than a score of telegrams. Messages from President Wilson and others urged sympathy and relief, with $1,000 donated to the fund by Thomas Lipton.
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Lopez Reported in Leadville and Mexican Outlaw Suspect
Distressed reports from Leadville indicate Rafael Lopez, a Salt Lake County refugee, may be connected to a long hunt over six killings. Sheriff Cortese seeks confirmations after a Leadville prisoner exchange and a reported sighting of the suspect in Londville, with officials awaiting word from investigators.
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Ammunition Shortage Reported Linked to Russian Supply Issues
A scrambled and partially legible exchange alleges officials in the Fishin capital and abroad discuss a shortage of munitions for Russia. The text names several individuals and hints at governmental actions, censorship, and wartime measures affecting supply and possible public response.
Fatherland accuses British ambassador of recruiting forreny
Washington July 27 The Fatherland German paper in New York accuses British Ambassador Sir Ceo Spring Tee of plans to recruit for Britain’s army and to enlist Montenegrins in exchange for service. Secretary Lanellog received the complaint and actions may follow.
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London Comment on A. S. Note
London editors dissect Wilsons stance on freedom of the seas and German submarine policy. The Guardian urges careful note of the American position and suggests united action if Germany abandons subs and sustains freedom at sea. The piece signals potent reflection amid looming crisis.
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Thin People Can Increase Weight With Surgol
An old advertisement touts Surgol tablets to help thin people gain five to ten or more pounds in fourteen days. Users weigh and measure, take one tablet with each meal for two weeks, and compare results. It claims Surgol steers fats and sugars toward nourishment, without creating fat itself, and promises safe, pleasant, inexpensive weight gain with a money-back guarantee.
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Protective Armor For The Soldier
A fragmented wartime notice discusses protective armor for soldiers and related equipment. It mentions existing gear, potential upgrades, and safety assurances, referencing manufacturers and standards. The text blends technical terms with stray names and unclear specifics, reflecting a partially legible archival page.
Woman's Page Recipe Fragments Across Desserts and Ice Cream
A garbled collection of dessert instructions describes making egg yolk custards, marshmallow whipped cream blends, fruit and candy desserts, marshmallow cream with orange bananas and pineapple, and peppermint stick ice cream. It mentions folding whipped cream, chilling, molds, and serving in fancy glasses. The writing is fragmented with misspellings and unclear steps.
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Debated Dress Says Chiffon Threatens Health at Socials
A columnist condemns thin dresses and exposed skin at restaurants and theatres. She argues chiffon and inadequate undergarments risk draughts, lung and heart ailments, urging mothers to curb daughters’ fashion to protect health and modesty.
Fragments From A Historic Recipe Page
A garbled OCR fragment recounts various food items and instructions in unclear wording. It mentions frozen desserts and pastas, with scattered terms like apples, wheat, and heat notes, but the meaning is largely obscured and names or places are not clearly identifiable.
Rare Exhibit of Hand Painted China at Weber Academy
Advertisement for an exhibit and sale of hand painted china at Weber Academy showing exceptionally rare designs. The event runs Wednesday to Friday afternoons with pieces priced from two to six dollars. The exhibitor recently studied with eastern artists.
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Germans Attack British Vessel In Atlantic Pursuit
New York July 7 Captain Munby of the British steamer Turnwell arrived from Swansea and reported leaving Liverpool June 18. He sighted a German submarine several miles off Tuskar and three shots were fired. The Turnwell's crew abandoned to lifeboats after the U-boat boarded, exploded several boats, and attacked the British steamer Trafford before British ships arrived. The Turnwell later returned to her vessel after four hours afloat as damage control pumps battled leaks.
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Ship reaches Milfordhaver amid repairs to water line
The vessel Fing reached Milfordhaver where water repairs were completed. the Ture Wellheh continued toward Sywaused.
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Masher Wins the Grand Prix at Hamburg Event
The Grand Prix ended with Masher, ridden by Arnabna Ibuld, taking first place ahead of Wansel’s Albula in second. The prize was 25,000 dollars in marks. Separately, General Victoriana Hurts in El Paso claimed American neutrality was violated by U.S. agents and sought guarantees for his family from Chief Justice White.
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Park City Miner Dies In Hospital Funeral Planned
Park City notes the death of Peter Howarth a miner who died at the Miners' hospital. He was born in Haber Ulah fifty nine years ago and survived by a brother John L Howard of Park City and a son William Howarth of Mackay Idaho. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from the O S church. A Pioneer Day electric storm damaged trees and caused plaster to fall from ceilings near J A Evans residence during the event.
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