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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
2
A clipped wartime note assesses German weakness if French and Italian lines hold for ten days. The piece cites a Scientific American report claiming Russia’s upheaval and revolts could worsen Germany’s position even without Husain in the war, suggesting potential Allied advantage amid uncertain fortunes.
Fragmentary text describes Russian front use as a hospital pool for convalescent troops and notes Austria following the general policy. It mentions Brusalictt and Russian morale, with remarks on German and Russian military conditions after revolutionary upheaval and a looming assessment of the Russian front’s degradation.
A fragmented wartime report notes diminished German force, hints at French and British pressures on the western front, and suggests cautious optimism for Allied defense. It observes German publicity signaling weakness and anticipates a major western push with reinforcements and strategic advertising by German authorities.
A historically framed opinion contrasts German naval tyranny with British restraint during WWI. It argues Britain’s oceanic fairness protected civilian rights, while German occupation brought devastation in Belgium. The piece claims British advances, including Jerusalem, avoided atrocity while German rule wrought horrors.
A Sacramento adage promotes early shopping to secure larger stocks and better attention. It argues early buyers gain more choice, reduce last minute pressure, and avoid crowding and price spikes, noting that gifting purchases should occur in the morning hours to ease strain on shoppers and merchants.
The article discusses what courtesy means in newspaper practice, arguing readers deserve honest treatment and news coverage without suppression. It notes papers should not hide information to favor certain individuals, while acknowledging subscribers’ right to timely, accurate reporting and reliable communication with readers.
The Standard defends courteous treatment of sources while resisting sensational publishings. It cites contributors and readers who praise fair handling and condemns rude interruptions. The piece notes responsible journalism to protect reputations and public trust, referencing Janet Eastman and Neal Hart in a Cozy showing tomorrow.
Court proceedings show T J Ryan as a preferred creditor for 12574.68 in a receivership case over Waynesboro bank claims while other creditors receive pennies. In Concord, John T Dooling outlined motive and evidence linking Meena to the murder of Maude A King, detailing Meena’s rapid cash buildup since 1915.
The federal case in Waynesboro involving James Coal and Company, Security State Bank, C H Gosling, Charles Murphy, and others, long pending, was decided by Judge Johnson after many months. The decision references prior events and parties in that long-running dispute.
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