Burts The Standard Newspaper Publication Note
Fragmentary OCR text notes Associated Press rights and republication terms. It references Burt’s publication, the Associated Press, and publication exclusivity but contains garbled, unreadable lines.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text notes Associated Press rights and republication terms. It references Burt’s publication, the Associated Press, and publication exclusivity but contains garbled, unreadable lines.
Fragmentary remarks emphasize broad employment programs and public works. Plans call for extensive improvements including paving cities and creating new fields of work for returning soldiers, aiming to provide constructive opportunities and community advancement.
North Qyden battles the influenza epidemic with air quarantine measures. Steel car men, conductors, and workers implement controls after a conductor traces five cases to one worker who travels to Ogden daily.
Government war experts unveil a new glycerine based fuel called Liberty fuel and a cornwein blend developed by Mirror Zimmerman and Captain Weisgarber. The fuel reportedly ignites at subzero temperatures, offering higher thermal efficiency than the best gasoline in tests, and can be graded for cars tractors airplanes or other engines.
Mrs. A. Camus of Key West Florida reports five years of severe back pain and weakness worsened by irregularities. After trying various doctors and medicines she found Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to be the best medicine she ever used, restoring her health enough to perform housework and recommend it to friends. The ad promotes Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts as offering 40 years of experience advising women on such symptoms.
A cryptic note describes a person driving to a tow filling event to secure the precise fel grade needed for a specific nya chins. The aim is to influence Raseline emactling in the market and maximize efficiency for an amateur owner with a four unit minimum.
Newspapers revive Brand Whiljeck description of Edith Cavell’s 1915 execution by Germans in Bruges. The grave found in a cabbage patch near Bruges inflames sentiment, urging justice for Germany’s alleged war crimes and accountability at peace talks.
A harsh note on German plans and Dutch neutrality. The message implies Germany will cross into Belgium and threatens Allied reach for the Kaiser. Holland, while not secretly favoring Germany, may shield the Kaiser’s image, delaying Allied moves. Germany warns of coal shipments as leverage.
A Washington dispatch asserts Mexico under Carranza is acting against the United States and its allies by aiding Germany. It describes German influence through Mexican officials, financial ties, and propaganda, claiming Carranza’s regime seeks independence from U S influence and has betrayed Allied goals. It notes German money supporting anti-U S sentiment and military cooperation, with calls for firm U S action against Carranza.
Washington reports the war departments plan to bury American soldiers who died in France in France until the war ends. Major General Harris notes relatives will be informed of burial sites when available. Also, 6,035 enemy aliens were held in custody, with 1,411 as prisoners of war and 14 Americans held as aliens paroled, 43 escaped. Secretary McAdoo clarifies life insurance is not conditioned on soldier conduct. New York updates describe delays in the Contfort wireless message from Europe due to a storm.
Fragmentary ad copy discusses cures for catarral deafness with sprays and nose draughts, claiming constitutional treatment aids sufferers in a healthier climate. It promotes a double strength remedy and instructions for a daily dose, touting relief from head noises and hearing loss, then abruptly shifts to Reynolds victory and a horse race mention with unclear linkage.
After a seven second hold the match ended with Freddie Holmes challenging Hoyn olls for an altaratch and a 350 forfeit. Art Reynolds, brother of Jack Reynolds, read a challenge from Romanoff of Omaha at ringside and was met with Reynolds’ reply.
Walter Miller of St. Paul defeated Mike Yokel in a best two of three falls wrestling match at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Yokel took the first fall in 39 minutes and 21 seconds with a body scissors and chancery hold, while Miller claimed the second fall in 1 hour 1 minute 1 second with a heel chancery and croten hold. Miller then secured the final fall in 21 minutes with Bil Tt odd.
A vintage style advertisement touts Poslam for skin troubles claiming fast action and relief for eczema, rashes, and irritation. It promotes Poslam Soap medicated with Dostum and claims benefits from daily use, mentioning Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
The article reports W. Bayard Hale remaining on the Hearst payroll amid German influence concerns. It cites a prisoner at Atlanta penitentiary convicted of espionage and claims Hale coordinated transmissions to German officials through propaganda networks. Blotaske's books and pamphlets on German propaganda are noted.
Canada plans to place Western prairie resources at farmers disposal in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as thousands of soldiers return home. About 100 million dollars in available finances through banks and mortgage firms support immediate use with federal and provincial aid planned. Extension of manufacture and agriculture in Western Canada is anticipated as governments discuss transfer of mineral resources to provincial control and rural credit systems fund long term loans.
Amusements for American soldiers arranged by YMCA and AMA at a Paris Palais venue. The theatre offers daily shows for Allied troops, with inexpensive meals and refreshment options. A weekly program features entertainment aimed at boosting morale for American and allied servicemen stationed near Paris.
The article notes a series of informal talks and film nights about France led by Br. Thomas W. Graham of Minneapolis and Miss Elizabeth Gilman of Baltimore with a group of four other American girls, drawing enthusiastic attendance as soldiers seek to learn about the country they fought for.
Sydney dispatch reports British officials and observers debating the postwar fate of Pacific islands. A federation uniting British archipelago under a central authority is proposed, with a Governor-General to oversee the federation rather than local groups. The plan aims to safeguard trade, security, and development.
A fragmented report discusses a council of appointed officials and elected representatives from each island, seeking self rule aligned to white population ratios. It warns that if British islands unite, inter-island communication must improve, criticizes current liner links, and notes wartime German moves toward a copra monopoly and a proposed Singapore to New Zealand steamship network.
Funeral services were held at VY] o'clock today for Gidea W. Alvord of North Ogden who died at his home Wednesday at 2 45 a m from pneumonia at the age of 73. Born in Lee county Iowa February 1941 he crossed the plains with his parents who were inspired with afr
The Peruri Chamber of Deputies authorizes the president to seek international arbitration over an oil dispute with a national company. The decision aims to terminate controversy through mediation and formal procedures abroad.
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