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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
10
A test comparing two sister ships of 2235 tons displacement shows electric motors as the more economical propulsion. Turboelectric setup achieved about 38 percent fuel saving over triple expansion engines, with test data noting 9.4 kilos per indicated horsepower and 975 indicated brake horsepower at an average speed of 11.58 mph.
A fragmented text mentions colored evidence and a court friendly line about tampering and relevance. It includes corrupted phrases about a lawyer, a physician, and odd patient advice, ending with a tossed note about the classifieds and closet ads. The piece reads like a garbled newspaper snippet with stray names and editorials.
Fraternal groups including Woman's Benefit and Woodmen of the World announce meeting times in Ogden. Meetings occur Fridays and certain midweek evenings at Woodman Hall and adjoining Fraternity blocks. Members and visiting brothers invited to attend with dues and contact details listed.
Weber Camp No. 74 meets Thursday evenings at Bo'clock in the Prastralty block 2320 Washlog tor avenue. Visiting Woodmen welcomed. Officers listed include J. J. Kelliber Ci W. SM, Plerott Clerk Box 413.
A National Child Labor Committee compilation shows 1915-16 progress with Alabama and Pennsylvania tightening standards. Illinois Michigan California and Texas expand age limits strengthen street work bans and require schooling and permits. State actions aim to reduce child labor and enforce compulsory education rules nationwide.
The report notes a twelve year limit for boys and thirteen for girls in veiling paper merchandise and new offices to oversee child labor. It cites varied state actions, including Tennessee exemptions for cooperies, and Arkansas law repeal efforts defeated. The National Child Labor Committee claims strong progress with most states adopting limits and reform schools reporting high street work among delinquents. The 1910 census cited over 17,000 under fifteens enticed into mining and related occupations.
A damaged excerpt cites B Adolphos Evol discussing health, alcohol, and mental disorders. The fragment suggests warnings about excessive drinking and nervous illness, implying broader social concerns. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution.
Italy’s dispute with Austria over Trentino and territory frames Mary’s view of war as a struggle for liberation. She cites years of hostility rooted in Italy’s fight against Avatria, insisting the broader aim is uniting Italian-speaking people with the homeland and supporting resistance to oppression.
A fragmentary historical note describes metals showing strange changes, with Morlid-like conditions causing parts to speak or alter under pressure. Scientists struggle to explain why a seemingly sound segment can weaken or rip under mechanical or chemical action, suggesting both mechanical and pathable changes.
A fragmentary interview with Mr eta reveals hopes that a lesser known man with little farming knowledge could transform a place into a paying venture. The discussion mentions a "qualified endorsement" from J Puller Gloom and names Thy Hien and Dodd Gastim amid uncertain social context.
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