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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
2
The notice states the Standard paper will stop printing subscribers and will not extend current terms. It warns readers about changes, requests cancellations by the 18th, and mentions the publisher will discontinue service if readers do not respond.
Wu forester reports Pendleton Oregon plant operations for wool scouring with per cent grease removal. Machinery includes four separating and rinsing oils, a dryer and picker. Wool passes through a long vat, caustic treatment, and drying stages before final sorting and shipping.
An early 20th century analysis surveys Britain from war dawn to possible stalemate. It discusses Russia Italy and the United States role in the conflict and weighs government actions, submarine warfare, and leadership changes as the war outlook evolves. It notes German strategies and predicts future shifts in Allied efforts and Turkish defenses. The piece blends critique of domestic policy with international military developments.
A local text outlines a Pendleton Woolen Mill with 13 loom capacity and a woolen goods production line. It notes Ogden should add a Woolen weaving facility and wool scour/processing plant to boost regional output, inviting inquiry into feasibility.
A damaged line suggests a wartime note about Italians facing a choice to back the Allies or risk annihilation. The text hints at German rebuke if the Kaiser wins, and mentions duress and insistence on a stance under pressure.
A historical report details Marquand, a chemistry student at the University of California, presenting a novel smelting method for copper and iron. The experiment claims to eliminate harmful fumes and recovers sulfur gases, proposing an efficient, compact furnace using oil-fired combustion with hydrocarbon byproducts.
A device named Pimp used a water ejector delivering 1.124 gallons per minute into a vacuum chamber to aid smelting. A 30 hp electric motor powered a 6 inch pump, with fumes drawn off and mixed with pump water into a 3,000 gallon tank. Sulphur fumes reacted with water and solids, and extreme heat reached over 1000 degrees Fahrenheit as part of the crude oil furnace test.
The Lyceum crowd packed the venue last night to view the heavyweight champion of the world. The film repeats today for the last time with doors open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Salt Lake police verified a five year old boy from Salt Lake wandered from home yesterday toward what authorities described as a Ramhever area. Detectives traced his path to familiar addresses and established he had visited a neighbor's home before turning back toward his own.
Glen’s anxious parents in Salt Leakey City await word as Taveler sets sail on a Bam berger cat bound for home within an hour. Tonight Irene Fenwick stars in The Commuters at The Ogden, plus a new Keystone comedy. Sc and 10c.
Berlin dispatch outlines Count Tisza proposed Vienna concessions to Italy to secure peace with Austria-Hungary. Key points include Tyrol cession aims, Gradisva and Avlona matters, Trieste administration, Albanian interests, and amnesty for political prisoners. The plan envisages Italian sovereignty shifts and a mixed committee to regulate details after agreement.
Germany and Austria Hungary leaders pledge to pursue peace through a unified, firm stance while warning that the decision over Italy’s future may force a return to war. The Reich chancellor and state secretaries receive applause as they outline resolve to meet new dangers with confidence and unity for the nation.
The Lucille Love series presents its 11th episode at the Rex theater tonight with a 6 PM opening. A brief note references So-ALWAYS-5e and an added line about tendering and arrangements in a garbled Jersey nation fragment.
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