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Subscribers are urged to notify the publisher if they want the Standard discontinued at the end of their paid period. The notice explains how to stop delivery and warns the paper will not be sent beyond the paid term. It addresses misdirected subscriptions and asks readers to inform their mail carrier or publisher.
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Mail subscribers urged to remit to Ogden Standard
Instructions warn sulmarivers not to send remittances to any Standard solicitor or employee. All payments must go directly to The Ogden Standard. Pay the collector when he calls and obtain an official receipt, with all letters addressed to The Ogden Standard.
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Ogden Dentists Defend The Tooth Brush Attack
Ogden dentists respond to Dr Bernard Feldmans controversial piece The Menace of the Tooth Brush arguing the article was misrepresented and that oral hygiene is essential They challenge claims of infection from brushing noting they have not seen related dental infections in ten years of practice and defend practical cleanliness over sensational doubt
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Toothbrush Care Sparks Dental Debate and Practices
A local paper debates toothbrush sterilization methods questioning practicality of chemicals and advocating soap and air tight storage. It notes experts dismiss modern fears while praising the traditional forefinger technique and dental floss, amid student essays on tooth eruption.
First Day Of The Italian War In Europe
Italy enters the war with Garibaldian forces advancing into Austrian territory, capturing towns near the frontier. A naval demonstration targets Gulf of Trieste with reported success. Russia calls for relief as Galician defeat strains supply lines and the Dardanelles must open for allied ships, while Russian arms remain scarce and unready.
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United States Munitions Production and World War Plans
The United States has shipped ammunition to Vladivostok but could have supplied more with early government orders. Italian and Greek actions may force diversions along the Adriatic and Alps, while Austria-Hungary faces pressure on multiple fronts. A southern strike could disrupt German forces south of Munich and along the Inn river, catching the Kaiser's staff off guard.
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Taking the halo off Elbert Hubbard
A Sacramento Bee critique questions Elbert Hubbard as a writer and moral figure. It accuses Hubbard of insincerity, borrowing ideas, and shallow political essays while praising none of his deeper humanity or authentic statements. The piece cites The Man of Sorona and Rockefeller influence as evidence.
How to Eliminate the Weevil Bulletin Cites Farm Spread Risks
A government bulletin outlines that alfalfa weevil spread is unlikely via fatally infested produce except potatoes touched by affected alfalfa. It recommends three control methods including land-burning, a pesticide spray, and brash dragging with irrigation, plus pasturing alfalfa to limit weevil populations. The note mentions quarantine history with Montana and notes about farming practices and distribution restrictions.
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Submarine Action Tied Turkish Warship Incident
A telegram from Constantinople reports that two Turkish submarines sank a Russian battleship in the Black Sea, with later Berlin wireless claiming the battleship was sunk, while the full loss of Turkish submarines remains unconfirmed. The news item notes uncertain details and official announcements from different sources.
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China Japan treaty signed in Peking May twenty four
Reported from Peking that a China Japan treaty was argued and signed in Washington styled dispatches recounting formal exchange of notes. The agreement grants specific territorial concessions to Japan following months of negotiations. Details of the treaty content were not disclosed in the telegraph reports.
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Japan and China Endorse Interim Demands in Ultimatum Accord
Following Japan’s delivery of a 21 point list, Japan issued an ultimatum to China and temporarily waived some major demands. China agreed to comply. Concessions mainly affect industrial operations in China including railways and mines. China cedes or recognizes third power influence in specified districts. Japan gains privileges in Inner Mongolia.
Proclamation on American Neutrality During War
The United States, warning cities to remain neutral, cautions citizens against actions that could affect free expression or commerce amid the European war. Secretary McAdon discusses forming an international court to address disputes, and a conference organized by trade officials and businessmen outlines continued neutrality.
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Cablegram to Argentine president on independence anniversary
The report notes a cablegram sent to the president of Argentina congratulating on the decision to celebrate the anniversary of independence. It mentions rioting at Haakow and widespread rejoicing in Takio over Japan’s entry into the European war. An excellent review disputes that allies have abandoned a plan to mobilize Japan for Europe.
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Japanese Fear Trouble In China Sparks Doings In Tokyo
In Tokyo at a cabinet session, Foreign Minister Kato faced an opposition member who denounced him as a traitor. The exchange led to a violent clash with President Shimada, and the incident was referred to a committee as fears of anti-Japanese agitation spread from the south.
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Judge Metlain Dies Sudden at Iowa Home
City and state papers report the sudden death of former Iowa Supreme Court justice Ta lin Metlain at his home after a likely anaplexy. He had served as dean of the University of Iowa College of Law for the past two years and was a noted figure in state legal circles. American securities showed improvement in London trading, led by Canadian Pacific, after a quiet morning.
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