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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
2
The fragment discusses long term franchises and gas rate debates, urging caution on immediate reductions. It quotes Drexel and a German preparedness analysis, contrasting imperial efficiency with British wartime morale, noting strategic court advice and funding concerns amid war.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous fictitious or misread news brands and cities such as Kataps News Agency Los Algeies Jallforniz McGilla News Brand Salt Late Cry and San Francisco from ambiguous sources. It resembles a directory-like snippet with inconsistent spellings and lacks a coherent event or context.
Health officials report July cases across Salt Lake County including 22 diphtheria 18 typhoid 88 whooping cough 31 chickenpox and measles plus scarlet fever risks. Authorities blame vaccination gaps and urge stricter quarantine to curb contagious diseases before cold weather. Weber County logged 12 smallpox and 7 whooping cough cases last month prompting calls for enhanced sanitary enforcement.
A lawyer grapples with advising city commissioners on ending a gas franchise and franchise concessions amid weak enforcement. He suggests staying salient and pleading, examining viable legal angles, and weighing public interest against authority.
A letter from Waldo G Morse of the American Academy of Jurisprudence argues that U S criminal law fosters crime by delays. He criticizes federal and state courts for protracted prosecutions and urges non political, life tenure judges to reduce delays and improve efficiency. He claims courts can curb corruption and manipulation, though judges and legal professionals may resist expedited justice. He suggests plate courts with delegated duties to cut delays and questions whether such reforms will be adopted.
A garbled passage laments government reliance on committees and corporate franchises worth millions. It argues the people are ignored and calls for scrutiny of how authorities grant such powers, though exact details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Constance Drezel, a medical nurse now in Salt Lake, discusses her wartime impressions from Europe. She describes leaders, bread rationing, and morale in Germany and France, asserting Germany’s likely victory and noting English weakness and Franco-British efforts during wartime.
French artillery heavily bombards German trenches as a major Allied offensive looms on the western front. Delays in munitions due to shortages may be ending as shells arrive from the United States and Britain. Watch for Neal of the Navy to follow The Goddess at the Alhambra.
The article explains artificial feeding when breast milk is unavailable, detailing the mother’s duties, purity of bottles and utensils, and the need to adapt cow's milk to the baby's needs. It notes guidance from a U S Department of Labor pamphlet and general rules for milk quantities per weight after the first month.
A historic warning cites the Eskimo curlew as nearing extinction due to habitat loss and overhunting. The bird’s epic 6,000 mile migration from Arctic breeding grounds to Argentina has collapsed, with major breeding and wintering ranges shrinking since the 19th century. Authorities in two nations urge coordinated action to save the species.
Washington Sept 2 The Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce announces Scientific Paper No 43 on an aneroid calorimeter for measuring specific heats over wide temperatures and the heat of fusion of ice. The work supports refrigeration design and thermal properties of materials for cold storage and machinery. Copies available free from the Superintendent of Standards.
The fall army worm is moving north from Texas and Louisiana, threatening crops in northern states before winter. It is a highly destructive pest. young larvae are nearly black with yellowish brown stripes, and adults emerge after pupation. Control relies on deep soil cultivation, timing, and furrow irrigation to kill pupae, with methods including harrowing and flooding to prevent further generations.
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