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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a man who saves and gains, a reference to respect, money, and safety, with unclear names and context. The text is partially unreadable, but hints at a personal or public sacrifice and financial implications in a historical setting.
A meeting in Ogden reviewed expanding child welfare work to all Weber County districts. Supt H C Johnson presided with Ogden Weber and North Weber stake representatives Miss Helen Hayek Ac sequillo and James Erequon. LW Patterson pledged to appoint census enumerators in the Huster districts to explain the program.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium traveled by airplane last Saturday to attend the anniversary of King George and Queen Mary in London. The Belgian royal couple earlier watched a May concert by the Belgian orchestra visiting London, while War Cabinet member Eat Gurzan commented on their royal approach to the war coast from the sky.
Taris July 10 In a speech from the Frugstan house Covsin Wehrendirff urged that peace is unattainable without The root laTman sword. A president responded that confidence in government is shaken while the majority fears Melory is being dragged away. The nation notes victory in the east but foresees continued struggles in the west.
Nord Ogden farmer Wal Campbell recounts years of nervous spells and back pain eased after taking Tanlac. He credits rapid improvement to the medicine, with restored sleep, appetite, and strength, planning to finalize his recovery after dental work. Willis and Cooper Medicine Co advertise Tanlac on the bottle.
Report says the Finnish government ordered all Jews expelled from Finland by September 30 and instructed communities to deny entry after that date. The note, from the Jewish Press bureau in Stockholm, cites official sources.
Paris dispatch notes General Pershing proclaims July 14 a 5 day celebration for American expeditionary forces. Other items mention a German message praising, a Trinidad plant venture, and mixed war period chatter.
Washington announces export licenses for 3,500,000 bushels of corn and various manufactured goods to Mexico. Items include iron, machinery, copper, and railway equipment. List not exclusive. U S seeks to conserve key commodities for allies while fostering friendly trade with Mexico under wartime constraints.
In New York on July 10 Salih Bey Gourdji, exiled former head of the Diwan Telegraphic Agency, described the new Turkish sultan Mehmed VI as potentially pro Allied and not bound to the Committee of Union and Progress, asserting he is today the most anti German Turk in the empire.
Washington July 10 The Interstate Commerce Committee report favors the house resolution authorizing presidential operation of wire and radio systems during the war. Administration leaders expect swift passage and plan to speed a vote, possibly overtaking the prohibition bill as debate on home control grows. Senator Penrose objects to immediate consideration and the calendar holds the resolution for possible action tomorrow. Some amendments may be offered, including eliminating telephone lines.
At Camp Lewis troops tend a war garden near Greene Park to supply hospital patients. Twenty acres yield vegetables like beans beets radishes and corn with harvests aiding up to 2000 patients daily. Detachments from medical corps and hospital staff cultivate the soil using horse plows and hand hoes.
Practical guidance on acid stomachs and gas suggests limiting irritants or counteracting excess acid with bisurated magnesia. Aimed at dine habits, the ad touts magnesia as a safe antacid, non digestible, to neutralize excess acidity and ease digestion without laxatives.
The Ralphis of Columbus announced the opening of a lost soldier department at headquarters in New York. The bureau, cooperating with the adjutant general, will provide information on the whereabouts of men separated from their families and friends through carelessness. Wounded men returning from overseas are noted in a separate line of relief and return.
Jamestown resident Mr. Glyde Shearer reports Cadomene Tablets make him feel fine after taking them. He says he gained ten pounds and feels better daily. The ad claims thousands of nervous, thin people are getting fast benefits and says Cadomene Tablets are sold everywhere.
Washington July 16 Proneh warfare devices of many type were demonstrated to a Mike Rationty of war department officids army officers and guests of the trenet. The demonstration featured dropping of aerial bombs from a Liberty motor airplane and showed sand bagged trenches with offensive and defensive grenades. Firing parties demonstrated rifles and smoke bombs as parachute flares lit the scene and a greeting patrol appeared during the display.
U S officials investigate ownership of the New York Evening Mail amid alleged switch of control to the imperial government through Dr Edward A Tumely. Investigator Francis P Garin of the alien property custody's unit and Mr Palmer discuss seizure authority as sale plans await final clearance.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Maareiny Sit Capsules as a cure for kidney and urinary issues claiming quick relief for back pain colored urine and digestion troubles. It warns of Mawghts disease and urges purchase with a money back guarantee if no relief is provided.
Chuy Peters, a German Lutheran minister, faced threats and a near-lynching as armed sympathizers clashed outside West Hope. Parishioners misinterpreted his return, while authorities confiscated a shotgun and boxes of ordnance. Peters, 35, unmarried, had led the church for years amid turmoil sparked by the controversy.
A garbled Treasury Department notice states that securities were offered to no buyers with a total offering of 45,303 dollars on a specified date. It mentions Team Aly J and a June 9 deadline, but details are unclear. Named entities include Treasury Department and Aly J Team.
Milwaukee July 10 Henry A Moohlenpah of Clinton is recommended by the state conference as a candidate for governor. The platform favors prohibition and woman suffrage but rejects foreign language teaching in grade schools favoring English. The main plank supports the national administration.
Readers seek home remedies for kidney and bladder pains and nervous fatigue. The column presents various patient letters and doctor replies offering tonics, iodide formulas, and herbal remedies, with encouragement to write for free advice and to visit drugstores for suggested treatments.
Berne Switzerland July 10 Da J Archenmetiige Bayne of Washington DC recently arrived from Tamatia where he was prisoner of the Germ An invasion. He carried a declaration from King Feds Inaud of Trumania praising his Red Cross efforts against a spirus epidemic. Premier Marghiloman of Rustania sent thanks on behalf of the Romanian government, and Field Marshal von Mackensen expressed appreciation for his service.
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