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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
2
A wartime idle prediction argues the German advance will seize Courland and Gallic provinces. It frames Russian resilience as crucial to avoiding national dishonor and condemns a weak peace as unworthy of a great people.
A fragment discusses American duty and the drive of self sacrifice as essential to achievement. It cites Rose Wier and Jack London, noting London’s relentless writing routine and immense will, forged by hardship, to rise as a celebrated author. The piece highlights dedication, labor, and perseverance as core American values.
The piece argues that great individuals rise from poverty through inner strength and perseverance. It urges Americans to emulate Jack London’s resolve, claiming national victory requires personal sacrifice, restraint of luxuries, and unwavering effort despite hardship. It frames discipline as essential to defeating enemies and sustaining the nation.
Senator Chamberlain assails administration in a fiery speech claiming the entire machinery of war has broken down. He cites failures in mobilization and rail logistics, questions blame to the War Department and Congress, and denounces unpreparedness as the nation moves toward participation in the conflict.
The piece argues against Chamberlain and critics who urged rapid war mobilization. It contends the Lewis gun was flawed but has improved, while warns against rushing troops without proper training. It portrays cabinet members as part of a broader war-effort system with capable citizens enlisted for duty.
A historical letter argues Taft and his allies caused a split in the party while Roosevelt campaigns in France with strong support. It defends Roosevelt against claims of dishonesty, praises his independence, and notes his cabinet choices helped calm factional animosity.
A vintage ad invites readers to mail a form with name and address to Foley Co. requesting a trial package of Foley products for coughs colds and croup kidney pills for pain rheumatism backache and bladder issues and cathartic tablets for constipation and digestion.
From New York headquarters the American Defense Society’s executive committee calls for establishing a Ogden branch. The letter lists aims including mandatory military training, strong forces on land sea and air, suppression of German propaganda, and enforcement of the death penalty for traitors. Prominent figures such as Charles J. Bonaparte and Theodore Roosevelt are named among supporters.
A Civil War veteran, G R Welshans, rebukes a Salt Lake Tribune editorial on Roosevelt. He argues conservatives must heed the majority opinion and align with the party, criticizing alleged partisan manipulation and urging fair responsibility.
Senator Chamberlain blasts war department failures on clothing and cantonment conditions. He cites Camp Bowie overcrowding, measles outbreaks, and lack of Gorgas consultation, urging transparency to spur action and public accountability. He warns that delays risk soldiers and the nation as the war extends.
Federal Trade Commission accuses meat packers of manipulation as hide prices rise while slaughter of cattle grows. The study shows big packers held large hide stocks, imports up in 1917, and profits in tanning firms surge. exports of men’s shoes fall from 1916 highs as army demand shifts. The report notes price gains outpace cattle income and suggests market power by Armour Swift Morris Cudahy and Wilson.
Fragmentary text references Viola Dana as a dancer at New Utah. The excerpt hints at a political plea urging the American people to follow the president into conflict, with a remark about remedies for conditions that can be remedied and mentions of sensationalism and audience reception.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission in Pittsburgh awarded fourteen annual medals and seven silver honors for lifesaving acts across the United States and Canada. Recipients include William Norton of San Antonio Texas and E Wayne Cooper of South Portsmouth Kentucky for saving lives.
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