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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
2
Public notices from The Standard Publishing Co. list subscription rates in advance for one six and twelve months including Sunday morning Examiner free. The notice appears under a standard post office classification with nondeliverable into Ogden Utah.
The Evening Standard lists advertising rates with flat per inch prices and daily changes. Special positions cost extra, with first page rates and page-area charges noted, plus options for weekly contracts.
Fragmented remarks criticize self serving politicians and party bosses shaping policy. The writer laments manipulative campaigns and warns against elites exploiting public will to advance personal gain. The piece reflects mistrust in political leaders and calls for genuine popular expression.
The piece discusses primary election reform methods and the call for a joint voter convention by Republican and Democratic chairs, proposing large participant lists to shake up party processes. It also covers Zola's ceremony reception, noting critical views of his work and its impact on contemporary French literature and taste.
A celebrated French writer receives posthumous praise for his advocacy of human justice and the fight against treacherous politics. The piece contrasts Zola with Voltaire and Hugo, noting how his defense of truth earned him reverent yet controversial status in a divided nation. A brief history of electricity follows, tracing from amber and Thales to Volta and Galvani, and noting key inventions shaping modern power and communication.
The United States Steel Corporation plans a modern municipal city at Gary Indiana on Lake Michigan, transforming waste land into a vast plant complex. Buildings will use 80,000 horsepower, electricity produced on site, and 27 miles of paved streets with wide sidewalks and new harbor facilities.
A 19th century advocate argues steam engines waste energy as exhaust and praises the compound engine and especially low pressure turbines. The piece notes improvements from early turbines, efficiency gains in Philadelphia transit, and practical savings in kilowatt hours and fuel, underscoring how expanded low pressure steam yields more work per pound.
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