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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1918
Page
4
A wartime feature extols Red Cross nurses as the unseen force behind Allied efforts. It recounts personal tales from nurses in France and New York, praising bravery, compassion, and sacrifices of American Red Cross workers, including letters from hospital staff, and vivid glimpses into daily care under fire.
A critique discusses war nurses as depicted on magazine covers versus their real heroic work. It traces Henri Dunant’s founding of the Red Cross, Solferino’s aftermath, and the humanitarian impulse leading to the organization. Concerns are raised about misrepresentation and the misuse of the Red Cross badge by combatants.
A sweeping survey highlights American and British women entering diverse roles during wartime. It notes millions of English and American women employed in factories, government jobs, nursing, and transport, with leaders like Miss Margaret de Wend praised for bravery. The piece links advancing gender work to national effort and societal shifts, naming organizations, places, and several pioneering individuals.
A fragmented text fragment lists dishes linked to a conservation event with scattered words about recipes, nations and chefs. The readable portions mention meat, heat, and layers, though specifics and context are unclear.
A fragment discusses conflicts over possession and privacy in urban life. It notes a young woman detained items by a roommate or family member, touches on theft or confiscation of personal belongings, and reflects on respect for others possessions amid broader social tensions.
A faulty OCR narrative describes upset residents noting petty thefts and pranks in college housing. It mentions items like clothing and accessories taken from rooms, neighbors debating causes, and warnings about telltale signs of theft etiquette. The piece reflects urban irritation at ongoing petty crime within student living spaces.
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