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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
5
The excerpt discusses two tastes in tea, the tea flavor and tannin. It warns that tannin is harsh and not good for digestion or nerves, noting its uses in leather tanning and ink, while promoting Schilling's tea for the genuine tea flavor without tannin.
King Albert of Belgium placed a wreath at Lincoln's sarcophagus in Springfield as dusk fell. He and the Belgian party moved through the park, pausing before St. Gauden's bronze of the great American, a subtle nod to shared history and reverent homage.
A dramatic ceremonial moment as a monarch and royal family enter a sacred chamber for a funeral rite. Queen Elizabeth and the prince attend with solemn shows of reverence. Belgian ambassador and Brand Whitlock appear among dignitaries as the royal procession pauses before the tomb.
A fragment recalls a speaker comparing the shadow of a granite monument to President Lincoln. It invokes Lincoln’s horror of war, honesty from an unfailing homely heritage, and asks for future pulsing dedication to unfinished work of progress in the nation.
Fragmented passage notes harsh mining conditions with low daily shifts in 1919, describing crowded porches, large barns, hog pens, and fears of ongoing hardship. It mentions signed an Armistice and miners eager to work, yet employers operating mines only one to three days weekly, causing implied blame for shortages.
Indianapolis reports show coal prices higher nationwide after the miners’ strike call for November 1. The United Mine Workers say consumers pay about an extra dollar per ton while operators deny higher costs and claim the increase is to cover nonproduction factors.
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