The Standard of Bun scriv tion Advan Daily
The fragment describes The Standard publication in Ogden Utah with advertising agents and submission rules. It notes a 200 word limit for the piece and that authors’ time is paid, while ads remain directed to the main office or reputable agencies. It references The Glasdard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whorais
Bunscrivtion
Advan
Onion
Daily Standard
Ogle
Timen
Faust
Ogden
Utah
Foldveas
Glasdard Publishing Co
Ogdan, Dah
Joke on Unions Provokes Boycott in Standard Satire
A misprinted satire targets labor unions and the Standard newspaper, prompting talk of a boycott. The piece ridicules union labels and contends unions should retaliate against the Balt Duke daily papers while praising labor solidarity and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Becausa
Ile
Wnion
The Classicum High School Magazine May Edition
The Classicum from Uis Ogdem High School is a 100 page magazine of wit and wisdom. Editors praise their year’s work and aim to strengthen high school fortunalism with a larger, stronger paper that earned support of the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uis Ogdem High School
Ibis
Mexico to adopt gold standard with 100 million dollar stock
The article details Mexican financial plans under Minister of Finance Jose Limantour to abandon silver coinage and move to a gold standard. A new peso backed by 100,000,000 dollars in gold deposits would replace silver, with a stated 35,000,000 gold reserve and a framework for demonetizing silver. It discusses reactions from American figures like Rockefeller and Wilshire, debating implications for employment and industry while noting the Times’ interpretation of Limantour’s intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxiens
Dallas
Goydemuont
Mike Moxco
A.gouthry
Fatima
Auntie
Metallist
New York Times
Benot ' Limadtuun
Sys
Senog Limantone
Mexico
Maxico
Tydin di
Hockefeller
Csliforntt
Loe
Gaal
Njob IL
Wilshire
Wilklire
Bovialiein
Paked Rockefeller
Sun
Morgan Do
Ve Ktandprink
Industriiefldiemay
Ws Tneseuyia
Jebyryrs
Quinn Goi
Mr. Rockefeller
Tam Joolking
Wilshings
Rockefeller
Lim
United Stat
Rosko Feller
Mica
Tors Bell
Yaniyg
McClure
Mage
Standard — i
Sliyons
Sol
Standard
OH Company
Tannesylvan
Ghlo
Rockefeller Feele
Methare
Sloney
Sun Moon and Weather Theory Revisited by Lockyer
The piece surveys Norman Lockyer and Dr W J Lyte’s ideas on sun spot cycles and their possible link to Earth weather. It cites Royal Society talks, Indian climate patterns, and debates on whether solar or lunar activity drives atmospheric changes, noting conflicting expert opinions and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Graphite
Norman Lockyer
W. Ty
Lockyer
India
Ladin
Royal Society
Punt
Daily Graphic
Sheen
Metgorolawisly
Simon Newcomb
Thone
Hsin
Tohmgtone
Mon Moun
Erelessor
Obaervaona
Alexander McDowall
Gould
Earth
Tatavids
Hought
Arthur Schuster
Cambridge Philosophical
Soci
Ubher
Joutier
Sory
Miien
Schuster
Earthquake Frequency Study and Related Questions
The fragment discusses hypotheses on correlations between planetary or atmospheric factors and earthquakes. It questions whether a link exists between geomagnetic or lunar data and seismic activity, and whether seasonal or daily timing affects shock frequency, noting focal points for further data-driven inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fubley
Guna
Extraordinary tribes beneath earth and ice in ancient tales
An imaginative survey describes subterranean polities in Poland and distant volcanic craters. It mentions a seven hundred house city with an electric cathedral and a Russian infant’s gift, strange Arctic Eskimo clans, and isolated communities living at the world’s edge amid darkness and perpetual cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Dragow
Ross
Russia
Kelburg
Curna
Amon
Kunnatiaiuy
Ely
Bowe
Lecongos
Tie Cap
Arctic
Landless troglodytes and sea-borne dwellings across colonies
An 1803 wild-trite recounts a Wantwordh district group living in two dug caves with kangaroo food and primitive spears. It notes their isolation for thirty years, language differences with nearby tribes, and the Gulf of Marientho Gnajiros pile dwellings in Venezuela under threat from a German warship bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieré Fkica
Squil
Wales
Tito
Sila
Villawen
Gulf of Marientho
Venezuela
Fragmented Sports Play Debris Describes Erratic Action
A garbled OCR style report outlines a chaotic scene with a player failing to gain control and a contested ball near the goal. The text hints at a tense moment with misplayed passes and crowding around a key player, but details are unclear.
Fragmented Medicine Note Despite Bleary Wording
A distorted entry describes taking a drug at 4 AM and a refund mentioned. It lists numbers 45 and 25 in a cautioned box and references a draggista like term. The text is garbled with unclear entities and actions.
Reed arrivals at the twentyfane lecture list of names
A partial reader friendly list shows arrivals at the Reed twentyfane lecture including many individuals and couples from Chicago Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco New York and Cincinnati among others. Names such as J A Kennedy W H Philbrick Jake L Coffmay and Bill Joram appear with several Utah and Colorado entries. This roster captures attendees from multiple states and cities visiting Reed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
HE. Davin
Chicago
Enis Woncastes
Nuss
A ‘Orvence
Colorado’ Springs
J. Tar
Hig Delralt
Reward
Chapman
Qavy
Tooke
Denver
J. Roths
Kila
Snit-Lyke
Gov. 'T. Babcock
EL Snk
Pagnell
West Sida
Ste F
San Francisca
J. A. Kennedy
W. H. Philbrick
Bwendana
Logos
Utah
Jake L. Coffmay
Denyers J
Pitts
Fineinnati
C. M. Ward
Tet Dev
Salt Lake City
Agnes Coulton
Salt Lake
Thomas Tunes
Henry Oluer
Fred Kirby
Toseph
Mos Sin
B.shafroth
Denveers
BR. Ferpersoy
Balt Lake
Gen. W. Wootten
Ball Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Wm, Glasmann
Mar
Classictm
Menico
AP Alic Veel
Ari Fleudty
Eueaien
Hurstock
Washington Avs
United States
Lewis & CO
Upmann
Fred, J. Kiesel & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!