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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1916
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple newsstand names and locations across California and nearby cities. It mentions Brigham City and San Francisco among others, with scattered agency and press stand references.
Dispatches from General Pershing headquarters report renewed activity of American forces. Cavalry hunts for Villa followers near Parral while Colonel Dodd’s outfit is said to have clashed again with Mexican forces. News of Major Tompkins retreat from El Paso stirs Mexican contempt and border tensions rise.
A Salt Lake Herald-Republican item alleges false reporting about a packing plant deal. It cites a reopening plan by a group of packers to restart the former moustached Packing company, with 1000 workers and capacity for 2000 hogs daily, but questions the plant’s value and the bondholders’ sale.
The Herald Republican notes a proposed state restricted packing plant, with Salt Lake City pros and cons. A prominent hired stock dealer warns the plan may attract vulture investors and adds to the obituary list of failed ventures. Ogden route changes and the loss of the Ogden Ketaway impact livestock shipments, forcing redirection to forked paths with additional cost and delay.
German efforts to dislodge French lines at Verdun have faltered though gains were made near Douaumont. The heart of the French defense remains firm as the last three weeks show diminished ferocity and caution marks the German assault amid expectations of a sweeping breakthrough.
The text recalls a halt after early gains and a blood price for every foot advanced. In the past ten days Germans reportedly lost ground while speculation grows that naval actions and Zeppelin threats signal a major diversion. It questions whether German commanders urged renewed, desperate offensives to break the Meuse stalemate.
A UK report urges banning or restricting lead paints due to lead poisoning risks among house painters. It cites about thirty deaths yearly in England and Wales and 750 nonfatal cases, notes exterior use viability of leaded paints, and discusses dust and dry rubbing hazards as key regulation targets. The minority urged trials before prohibiting white lead.
The Salt Lake Tribune editor, writing in Irish, reviews Sir Roger Casement's actions during the Irish uprising. Conan Doyle views Casement as insane after tropical postings and a career as a British envoy. Casement, abroad when WWI began, advocated Irish separation and fundraised for the cause, aligning with radical nationalists.
The article discusses Sir Roger Casement and Sinn Fein Society amid Ulster resistance to home rule. It covers shifts to revolt, wartime treachery accusations, and reactions from Irish leaders like John Redmond, noting Casement’s capture and possible insanity as inquiries begin. It argues the uprising harmed Ireland’s cause and strained British views on home rule.
A Herald Republican piece describes Venus as Earth's near neighbor and the brightest evening star. It urges readers to watch the western sky at twilight as Venus rises with other bright planets and explains its scientific significance versus childhood wonder.
New York crowds were told by Col Edward H H Green that his mother Hetty Green the reputed richest woman alive had only a light cold from a Sunday ride and remained up to attend her usual business. A medical quip within the piece notes a steady heart while a playful exchange about a dollar watch appears in the report.
Pittsburg reports the electrical workers strike expanding to Wilmerding with about 2000 strikers. A forecasted AFL involvement emerged as notices halted work at Union Switch and Signal in Swissvale. In Turtle Creek valley about 2700 additional workers joined the walkout, while Westinghouse Air brake reports 8000 absent.
A brief ad notes a limited stock of early Eureka Seed Potatoes available from Blackman and Griffin Company. Buy before the stock runs out.
James Karas, proprietor, announces purchase of Orpheum Candy Company and plans to open to the public with a first class line of teas, lunches, confections, and English style afternoon tea for ladies. The Hippodrome Vaudeville will feature a top program next Saturday at the big theatre.
Medical inquiry notes a substantial drop in insanity since the war began. Dr William Graham Belfast Lunatic Asylum argues tragedies of life do not rap the brain, but narrow dull existence and lack of joy erode personality. Editor of Lancet adds war fears driven to madness by insects and stresses. Lord Bryce cited as saying war may reduce mental instability in the long run. Rounding sample of stray lines from a broader piece.
Algie, an invalid boy, is cared for by his Aunt Lavinia after his mother’s illness. The aunt settles him in and tends to the home, reflecting a domestic scene of family duty and concern.
An elderly storyteller recalls his youth in the county, claiming to be the best all around player in his time. A young interlocutor interjects about positions played, plus a brief exchange hints at a local sports reminiscence.
In Washington ar fans gear up as teams clash over a pivotal series this weekend. Local clubs push for wins to boost standings while scouts eye top pitchers and hitters in a crowded schedule across multiple venues.
A garbled extract advises a girl named Mabel to chew gum in a way that troubles her mother. The London Opinion piece uses odd phrasing and contains unrelated hints about window shades and home tips, implying a sensational or satirical tone rather than clear guidance.
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