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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
4
Dorothy Dix surveys the marriage debate as men and women trade views on matrimony. She argues marriage educates, changes character, and tests vanity, humility, and diplomacy. The piece presents differing male and female lessons about love, loyalty, and adaptation within marriage.
A Petrograd telegram reported by AP tallies Russia's total war casualties at 9,766,000, with 1,700,000 killed and 1,450,000 disabled. Wounded reach 3,600,000 and 2,600,000 captured or taken prisoner. Other nations' figures from the period appear: Germany over 600,000 killed. Italy around 500,000 killed or died of wounds. Britain 658,704 killed.
The Agricultural College committee on agricultural production advises Utah farmers to graft from an old tree, gradually adding varieties over four to five years. If trunks rot, remove the tree and replant, keeping old trees for shade if sound.
A garbled report combines advice on renovating diseased orchards with a fragmentary note on postwar Bavarian politics and a Transatlantic peace context. The orchard section warns of crowding, pests, and disease harming trees and neighbors, urging removal or renovation for health. The political fragment references a German assembly, Eisner, and fear of disorder, plus a plea for decisive action and stability.
Representatives from several Allied powers and the United States will meet in Paris early next year to consider the future of France national aerial navigation.
A three-party bloc in Bavaria issues an ultimatum to the government as governing parties unite for the first time in years. The Bavarian People’s Party and the German People’s Party join the Liberal Munster branch while the Socialist party abstains. The message warns of danger to the state amid recent upheavals and a suspended ballot.
London dispatch notes the Daily Mail praising President Wilson's England visit as a non political voyage aimed at international conservation and bonding English speaking peoples. It describes the Christmas peace mood and mentions soldiers, reflecting hopeful wartime sentiment.
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