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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
11
In a lively column Dorothy Dix argues that love can resemble madness, citing a case where a woman sued for lunacy after pursuing her suitor. The piece reflects on romantic passion, its signs, and how society treats obsessiveness in lovers, noting gendered differences and the social tolerance for courtship extremes.
A patient in White ton Ark touts Cadomene Tablets as life changing claiming rapid improvement in strength appetite and sleep after a week. The ad asserts universal suitability for nervous weakness and guarantees satisfaction with purchase through pharmacists nationwide.
Nov 30 Bruges liberated and praised as a striking testament to Allied airmen. The town’s docks and submarine bases, a key German asset, were targeted to hinder U boat operations. Despite extensive damage to the town, the impact focused on the strategic objectives with heavy destruction directed at military facilities.
From Haly she sang lead in grand opera and with Cameron. She came back to America at the war’s start and has been performing for soldiers in camps in the United States and abroad, stirring men with her songs.
Report from Kansas City notes a street railway strike halting car operations after a wage dispute. Officials in Lincoln Neb and Chicago court actions referenced. federal arbitrator hearings in Chicago aim to resolve a 26 percent wage increase demand affecting workers across Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, and other cities.
Private Glen R. Dieterle faldburg Idaho listed as killed in action with prior report. Private Howard B. Falsam Gooding Idaho wounded severely and previously reported missing in action. Wyman Boise and others noted as missing or undetermined, with broader dispatch from Dec 11 dateline. New York reports wounded American soldiers arriving yesterday from overseas on the Kroonland which docked after a night in harbor. Ship previously left Liverpool over a week ago carrying 63 officers and 1,180 enlisted men and 106 civilians.
J W Skidmore of the Omaha supervision office and Mr Copley of the same department met with Ogden Chief Clerk Taylor on Tuesday to discuss handling the holiday mail. After the conference Mr Tayloe and Mr Copley departed for Omaha.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy shown during hours of sorrow for Henry Hansen with speakers and attendees named. Mr and Mrs Woe Hansen extend appreciation to those who offered beentful deeds and support at the American Center complex event.
A World War I era correspondent discusses Britain's strategic aims to end war, favoring open seas and disarmament. He praises Uriel fleet actions and stresses safety measures for the British population while urging cooperation with neutral nations. The piece analyzes how changes in armament and commerce shape policy and warns against aggressive moves that could threaten global stability.
The War Department clarified that Lieutenant Guichen Frazer was not killed in action and has been a prisoner in a German camp for over eight weeks. A letter from Frazer to his wife, written four days after the news, mentions he is alive, though separated from his company.
An old fashioned ad offers a self care tonic for ringing ears and head noises. It promotes a strong mint preparation mixed with hot water and granulated sugar, to be taken by teaspoonful four times daily, claiming rapid relief from ear fullness and nasal symptoms. It urges readers with catarrh or hearing loss to try the remedy.
The article reports on Allied and German leaders discussing the Brest Litovsk treaty terms. It cites Count Czerny and other officials debating peace prospects, with President Wilson and British aims shaping the discussions. Also noted are Hungarian and Dutch notices and March 11 dispatches from Zurich about postwar peace efforts and munitions industry plans.
Reported at Wilcon hotel and tabernacle delegates. Carmen and Machinists unions adjust jurisdiction and craft laws. Thompson named to federal trade commission post in Washington, former Colorado attorney and Princeton graduate, with a background as assistant attorney general and U S district attorney proxy.
WASHINGTON December 14 President Wilson nominated Thompson of Colorado assistant Attorney General to be a member at the Federal Trade Commission. Denver Colo Tro Houston
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