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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1913
Page
2
A call for steadfast independence and integrity. The paper pledges to fight for reform and oppose corruption and demagoguery, oppose privatized Solases and public plunder, and to stand with the poor while never shirking scrutiny of wrongdoers.
North readers confront prejudice as Rockefeller commission reports 168009 boot children across eleven southern states show 78000 infected with hookworm. Without remedy these children risk anemia and lifelessness. report argues treatment will revive vitality and counter misplaced blame.
A fragmented article debates U S policy on lifting the embargo for exporting munitions to Mexico. It cites press opinions, mentions Gen Huerta, and notes a Washington envoy arrival as a pivotal moment amid U S provisional government claims and possible U S Mexican tensions.
In a discussion of Mexican politics the piece notes that a hesitant head of state fears instability and seeks to mobilize support through war. It argues the United States stance on arming Huerta contrasts with calls to lift arms embargo and questions whether constitutionalists or provisional leadership would fare better.
A late nineteenth century gossip essay argues against sensationalizing family scandals in newspapers and prefers restraint. It notes public gossip harms many, mentions vaccination experiments by Dr. Brown of Minneapolis, and cites dubious medical claims about pollen vaccines and skin tests, warning readers against sensationalism while acknowledging some scientific inquiry.
A historical note describes how nasal issues like polyps and infected cavities increase infection risk and how nose treatment can prevent some attacks. It mentions hay fever possibly triggered by vaccines and skin injections, references cocaine and morphine avoidance, and cites Dr. Clowes working on a preventive vaccine with several favorable reports.
A circular from the east claims 690000 United States school children suffer tuberculosis and need open air instruction. A Ogden doctor warns that infection may spread from diseased tonsils to the lungs, urging inspection of meat sources and public action to prevent infection among children.
Editor Blandard comments on Portman Cutler of Trentan Wi law to use parcel post. argues retailers and middlemen set prices, while farmers gain from direct consumer orders. He critiques Cutler's figures, notes packing costs, and advocates honest service, timely delivery, and direct consumer procurement to lower costs.
The war treasurer of the Military Academy and quartermaster for the battalion of cadets was sentenced to two years at Atlantic Penitentiary for irregularities in his accounts.
A Washington article reports Senator Hollis of New Hampshire urging tariff protection for cotton manufacturers in New England. He argues tariffs would raise wages and protect labor, while opponents claim tariffs hurt consumers and jobs. The piece notes reactions from Democratic members and mentions President’s pardons and potential amendments.
Readable reports describe the Ogden stake quarterly conference held across North Ogden Huntsville and nearby towns. Apostle O. O. Meloy and Joseph F. Smith Jr spoke on faith and obedience while stake workers reported improved conditions. Attendees included Bishop Barker, President Evans, and Elder Reynolds with gatherings, meals, and a closing session at North Ogden.
Incoherent fragmentary lines describe rewards post mortem with garbled phrasing. The readable parts reference a person or entity named Pate Viouinsaty Biqiter and a saturn-like time marker, but no clear event or outcome emerges.
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