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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
2
The document credits laws to the Associated Press and the Standard Bureau of Censation. It states republication rights and attribution terms apply as published in this paper.
The Standard publishes a valediction from the Children’s Aid Society praising the paper for support during a controversy with the Home Finding Society. It defends the society’s work, notes volunteers labor without pay, and argues for placing children in loving homes as part of its mission. The letter contrasts philanthropic methods and defends the Children’s Aid approach.
Commentator argues that future wars should not be mere academic debates about legality but require decisive action. It recalls how the president and advisors handled past conflicts and hopes for a repeat of those pragmatic steps if war returns.
The article critiques Idaho Senator Borah as he attacks the League of Nations opposition, accusing him of vilifying financiers and labeling supporters as tools of Wall Street. It notes sympathetic coverage by The Chicago News and questions Borah’s accusations against international bankers and capitalists.
A controversial account claims Representative Graham and the congressional investigating panel uncovered pressure to push the United States toward war before declaration. It alleges council of defense overstepped, that war legislation was set by advisers before formal declaration, and criticizes the executive for secrecy and rash action.
Aviation at Mather Field speeds from Ogden to near Sacramento in daylight. Captain Smith left Ogden at 2 10 p m and reached San Francisco by 8 32 p m, suggesting same day round trips possible. The piece reflects on rapid progress, future flights, and potential business impacts including faster travel for errands and voyages.
Wilhelm, former German emperor, fears the fate of his imperial real estate scattered across the empire. He and aides pursued funds and estates in Germany while the new authorities shape ownership. Wartime deposits and revenues flow to Berlin, with some castles potentially retained by the government for state use.
An old ad promotes nicotine quitting with Nicatat tablets and Micotol as safe aids. It urges readers to visit a drug store, claim tablets, and follow directions while claiming success in ridding the tobacco habit, referencing Dr Connor and Eben.
Fatness kills about 31000 people yearly and exposes the body to serious health risks. A dubious advertisement touts dramatic claims of cures and warnings about obesity, urging readers to seek drastic measures and pay for miracle remedies. The piece imitates sensational medical fear mongering and promotes questionable treatments with strong entities and numbers.
New York July 1 transports Tanlaville and Chiseppe Verdi arrived with 141 officers and 4118 troops. Units aboard include military police, depot service, laundry, hospital, motor transport and repair detachments, plus various korps and expeditionary force contingents from North Russia.
The state Deaf and Blind School contracted for extensive repairs and a silo project to store corn and allow machinery purchases for pastlage. The plan targets cost economy and improved facilities, reflecting a significant upgrade at the institution.
MENICO CITY Sunday July Ynatte Tonillas the Mexican ambassador to the United States says in an interview that he will formally refute wild stories circulating in the United States about Mexico and its government. He denies any truth to the rumors and promises to issue a detailed statement.
A dense list of Ogden area services and vendors appears with entries for insurance auto and liability, books and stationery, banking, butcher products, legal advice by mail, carpet cleaning, chiropractors, dental services, junk and hide trades, key fitting, mower sharpening, real estate loans, used goods, painting and printing, and job ads. The piece emphasizes Liberty bonds buyers, repair shops, and a plea to read the classifieds.
Ogden City invites sealed bids for curbs gutters in Curb and Gutter District No 128 and for pipe sewers in Sewer District No 143. Plans and specifications are in the city engineer’s office. Bids due July 2 1913 at 10 am. Right to reject bids reserved by the City Recorder W J Critchlow. First publication June 24 1919.
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