Editorial on World War Strains and Allied Resolve
Fragment of a 1910s editorial debating Captain Thomas and wartime predictions. It questions German prowess, Japan's role, and British and French endurance while urging Allied unity and referencing Senator Wilk Thomas. The piece argues Germany may overstate its strengths and stresses the need to continue fighting until the Hapsburgs and Hohenzollerns are defeated.
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H. 11. Thomas
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Franch
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Tusela
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Thomas
France
Great Britain
Amaahing
Allue
Canada
Secret Service
Russia
United States
Interes
Thomas Haw Hot
Romania
America
United States Senate
John Sharp Wilk Thomas
Hapsburgers
Stohenzollerna
Maxwell Owners Advertises Efficient Mileage and Comfort
A fragmentary ad from Maxwell owners touts the car as economical and comfortable with strong performance on rough roads. It cites fuel efficiency claims such as 39 miles per gallon over long tests and 4,500 miles per tune with low running costs, noting maintenance and tire costs. The text mentions various names and locations, including Carthage Missouri and El Centro California, but is heavily garbled.
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Maxwell
Detroit
Overwraps and infant health in the Volney Gunnell letter
Independent editor questions excessive wrapping of babies and calls for mothers and nurses to allow natural warmth and air. Volney C. Gunnell criticizes blanket piling, heated rooms, and restrictive clothing, urging education and public scrutiny to reduce infant illness and death.
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Ogden
Volney C. Gunnell
Dlatd
Baby Ife
The
Standard
Bara
Utah Council Urges Swift War Action In Telegram
The Utah Council of Defense asks Congress to act without delay on war measures. It telegraphs Utah’s congressional delegation expressing citizen apprehension over weeks of debate since the war declaration and urges quick, definite action in both houses. The paper notes growing public impatience and the worry that enemies may be blocking tr ailliance.
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Utah
Congress
Council of Defense Directa Mio
Ciizens
Doan's Kidney Pills Anger Old Time Health Advice
Meat eaters suffer backache and rheumatic pains from excess meat which overloads kidneys and raises uric acid. Urate irritates nerves and causes headaches, dizziness, muscle and joint pain, and urinary issues. Ogden residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for relief.
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Uric Reid
Ogden Case Cites Poan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by W J Law
W J Law of 2077 Washington Ave reports using Poan's Kidney Pills over several years with consistent satisfaction. He says the pills have helped when his back was weak or kidneys acted too freely and that they have never failed to curb the attack.
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Toan
War outlook gloom amid empire talk and sub threat
In a fragmentary wartime briefing, officials warn that Germany holds strong eastern positions while Russia teeters toward anarchy. Submarine warfare strains Allied supply lines and dampens hopes for a swift victory, urging Americans to reassess assumptions about the war’s distant end.
Unclear directive on keeping routines and bus service
The text appears to warn against altering established bus service and emphasizes stability of routine. It mentions not directing one economy to changes and stresses avoiding unnecessary improvements, though legibility is limited.
Pleasant Green Taylor Dies at 90 After 36 Children
Pleasant Green Taylor, aged 90, died at his home in Ogden at 6 o'clock this morning. He leaves 56 children, 680 descendants, and a long legacy as a Mormon pioneer and community leader. His funeral will be held Sunday at noon.
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Pleasant Green Taylors
Weber County
Pleasant Green Taylor
Levi J
Kay
Harrisville
Taylor
Ogden
Cavary
Harvey
Taylon
Oxden
Levi J. Taylor
Marrinvile
Alfred W. Taylor
Salthfield
Jutta TeBell
Agby
Tdsho
Amrdia Webster
Maby
Ida
Lyman Taylor
Rigby
Idaho
Joseph
Recruiting officer prompts religious creed dilemma
A humorous exchange shows a recruiter pressing a recruit to name a church affiliation. The recruit hesitates, suggesting options such as Church of England Presbyterian or Free Church while noting he was not charged previously, and mentions a Guardian publication.
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Christian
Gargoyle Confusion Halts Tink Trial In Finis Tale
A fragmentary exchange shows Finis and a character debating a Tink device when a gargoyle interrupts, provoking humor and uncertainty about past successes and current trouble. The scene hints at magical or mechanical conflict and a witty dynamic between the speakers.
A Bear Story from Boston Transcript and Baltimore American
A garbled OCR item references a bear tale and financial distress. It mentions Troket Graynea-Lamb and Igokdax, 30 000 bushels short, and a dropped payment. Confused dialogue hints at hardship and market strain affecting costs and decisions. The piece reads like a fragment from old newspaper pages without clear dates or places.
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Boston Transcript
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