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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
9
A college writer discusses poultry finishing rations and feed preparation, detailing grain mixes, moisture, and supplements. The piece shifts to orchard renovation advice, outlining tree health, pruning, and renovating options for aging or overcrowded fruit trees.
The passage discusses proposed orchard innovations and work practices, noting the stake of horticulturists and local towns. It references home orchards created during urban changes, the introduction of various varieties from eastern regions, and their adaptation to Utah conditions amid historical agricultural shifts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions remedies for health complaints, references to people and places, and vague notes on strength and well being. The disjointed lines touch on ailments, medicines, and potential remedies without clear events or names. The tone resembles scattered medical or personal notes from a historical page.
A fragment from a period advertisement shows questions and dubious medical answers. It touts remedies like Terminaly V, sulphur based tonics, and Hype-Nuclene tablets, urging readers to buy through druggists and to mail initials for replies. It mixes medical claims with dramatic patient anecdotes and trivial personal fixes.
Paris April 23 Italian headquarters reported Premier Orlando announced Italy would depart the Paris peace conference at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon. He sent a note to Premiers Lloyd George and Clemenceau asking if a withdrawal was possible after President Wilson s statement. The response had not arrived by late tonight. Orlando said the announcement came as he was about to make a conciliatory bid and that the Italian delegates might reconsider if not for Wilson s move. He would address the Italian delegation to seek their reply.
The Cozy presents a mixed bill under new ownership with Charlie Chaplin in The Bond and Jack Kerrigan in Prisoners of the Pines. Lyons Moran Comedy and Latest News headlines the daily lineup with Doug Fairbanks in His Picture in the Papers and Eddie Polo in Lure of the Circus showing tomorrow.
Geneva April 23 The Associated Press reports the Lausanne Gazette published documents from Nikolai Lenine Bolshevik premier of Russia titled General Instructions for a revolution in Switzerland. Communicated by Adolph Joffe and Karl Radek to Swiss Bolsheviks fifteen days before a general strike. The instructions urge capturing federal authorities and military as hostages, seize banks and rail targets, with protests and beer production slated for suppression under food conservation laws.
J. J. Brumanitt offers top prices for Liberty bonds at 2417 Hudson Avenue. Call 59 for quotes and details.
Washington April 24 The wits board of the post office department issued a statement on penalties for telegraph service employees. It cites an order to bar use of government wires for propaganda and the circulation of provocation to incite insubordination. The board notes no restriction on receiving the Postal Telegraph magazine by mail.
Reports from 3,372 firms in 58 cities to the U S Employment Service show steady improvement in unemployment. Twenty-one cities report a labor surplus totaling 59,007 versus a prior week’s 74,575 surplus. six cities show a combined shortage of 3600 skilled and unskilled workers, up 150. The remaining cities indicate near equal labor supply and demand.
Paris April 24 The Temps prints the commission report on responsibility for the war. It notes four chapters: Germany and Austria Hungary as responsible, 32 indictments for violations of wartime precedents, enemy nationals may face judicial prosecution, and a call for a high tribunal to judge war crimes with nations' tribunals allowed for other cases.
The fragment references a family realtente at 110 Bry Verete and a Fairbanks scene titled His Picture in, hinting at a local cultural piece. Details are unclear but indicate a historical portrayal or caption text from a newspaper page.
Attorney General Palmer declined to offer an opinion on the legality of the Cotton Growers Act as it affects southern cotton growers this year. The move follows a request from Secretary Jauston, with the matter deemed not to involve direct administrative duties of the Agriculture Department.
W K Henry longtime Utah peace officer dies at Salt Lake hospital after an operation. Born March 15 1852 in Virginia he lived in Utah since 1833, serving as deputy sheriff and police chief in multiple counties. Survived by widow Mary B R Henry, three sons Walter, Frank, Dene Sel and two daughters May Yochem and Virginia Duggins plus four grandsons in military service.
Final meeting of the Utah branch of the American Legion was called by General Richard Young after a Commercial Club gathering. The Salt Lake convention will be May 1 at the Commercial Club, with veterans who served in any armed force invited. eight delegates to the national convention in St Louis will be chosen.
Real estate transfers include Ht Goddard and wife selling part of the northeast quarter of section 79 township 6 north range 2 west to State Poulter for 2800 to John Now. Also C. Poulter and wife transfer to W H Tolpter part of lot 6 block 43 in Pleasant AL for 1600. The notices mention plans to bring together servicemen on equal footing and to sustain brotherly comradeship through the American Legion.
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