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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
2
The advertisement extols Schilling Tea as rich and delightful with real tea flavor, claiming it cheers the cup. It touts varieties like Japan, Ceylon, India, Oolong, and English Breakfast, offered in moisture-pruc packed packaging and available at grocers everywhere from Schilling & Co San Francisco.
WARSAW June 28 The abnormal number of children born blind in Poland over recent years is linked to wartime malnutrition, according to an American Red Cross report. Investigations suggest improper nutrition rather than heredity as the cause.
Ontario California July 31 claim to world’s largest vineyard owned by Septimde Gaust of Los Angeles has been transformed into a fruit ranch. The 4000 acre tract will be irrigated and planted with walnut and fruit trees as four new wells power a 13 million gallon reservoir. Grapes were removed after prohibition enforcement over a year ago.
The United States YMCA and college groups have begun English sewing and domestic science courses for Filipina women, with substantial participation from Japanese Chinese and Korean women. The YMCA has previously conducted similar programs for foreign men.
Cauntems Margaret de Bernard seeks divorce from Count Pierre M. de Bernard of Paris. Reno court signals possible grant if residency evidence stands. testimony cites extreme cruelty, withholding funds, and assaults during ten years of marriage begun in New York City in 1907.
Ungrammatical ad claims freckle removal with Othine Double Strength. Promises clearer complexion, money-back guarantee, and visible improvement after several applications. Encourages readers to ask druggists for the product by name.
A Utah hearing notice invites written views by a stated date on proposed changes to freight rates for structural and metal products. The action targets iron and steel merchandise including beams brackets rivets plates and related items routed from Midvale to Utah. The item lists equipment like rails wheels and conveyors and mentions a commission led by C J McCarthy.
San Francisco July 31 The article notes the 14 inch naval guns mounted on the New Mexico and other ships as a key factor in wartime action. It highlights rapid design and production from December 1917 to April 1918, movement on railway carriages, and mobility of batteries. It contrasts with German 16 inch and 14 inch guns, praising the American 14 inch guns for long range and versatility while acknowledging the limited direct military impact versus morale.
Washington July 31 Attorney General Palmer summoned top officials from major departments to confer on the rising cost of living and to consider steps to reduce prices for the average citizen. Attendees included Secretaries Glisa Hogaton Redflett Wilson Director General Hines and Treasury official Leffingwell plus C. van Murdock and W B Colver of the FTC.
In Galveston Texas on July 31 officials reported Villa followers were killed in an armed clash between federal troops and gunmen near Las Vegas on the Durango-Chihuahua line. An official dispatch said federals routed Villa loyalists in town, but Villa may have escaped.
A damaged OCR note warns consumers about aspirin packaging and safety. It mentions the Bayer trademark, acetylsalicylic acid content, and directions for use to relieve headaches and other common ailments. It references packaging size and cost, implying regulated labeling for consumer protection.
The Scouts of Mit a city plan to form four tender ranks within two weeks as the movement expands. Scout executive AL Goates says parents are learning what scouting offers and that enrollments are rising rapidly. The public is told the movement aims to advance civilization beyond entertainment.
The passage presents a non sectarian movement to instill citizenship by teaching the Scout Law to youth, emphasizing honor loyalty helpfulness friendliness politeness kindness obedience thrift bravery cleanliness reverence and restraint. It highlights character as a path to higher world conduct and future reforms. It notes legislative actions and a Massachusetts representative introducing a resolution to curb speculation and gambling on stock exchanges and essential goods.
Lincoln Nebraska July 3 Representative El Ul Gerhart of Newman Grove introduced in the Nebraska House a resolution urging Congress to enact legislation to curb profiteering and reduce prices on food and other life necessities at the earliest possible date. A second resolution asks Governor Samuel K Merlone to call an extraordinary session to take up profiteering.
PARTS July 31 The American reconference delegation is not represented in the negotiations which Colonel Cunningham and allied officials are conducting at Bedapent with a view to the establishment of a
The article notes American delegates prepared to assist any Hungarian plan toward establishing a truly popular government. It underscores a path to broad participation and reform in Hungary as the nation contemplates its political future.
A special law to provide for a special war insurance payment of 100 a month for Henry Bitter of Dubuque Iowa, the only American soldier in the war who test both eyes and hands, was passed by the senate and goes to the president. Alaska delegate Grisby introduced bills appropriating 2 500 000 for deepening and widening the channel of Oytraits Alaska, and 200 000 for constricting a federal buildog at Farr banks.
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