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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1917
Page
2
Cheetings to the Belgians and the Uplifted Nation
An editorial praise frames Belgians as benefactors who withstood German aggression in 1914. It argues Belgian resilience preserved the United States from a harsher war and possible slavery, crediting their courage for averting greater disaster.
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Belgium
Thia
Onilen
Serotum
Teutagle
Lne
Abelts
Diego
Kaleer
Paris
Europe
Ruth Irs
United States
Edison novel u boat chaser mission outlined
Pittsburg reports an Edison project to build a torpedo and explosive device aimed at destroying submarines. About one thousand workers signed a ten month contract to produce Edison torpedoes at a facility, with the device described as a powerful deterrent beyond existing submarine weapons.
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Pittsburg
Pittsboro
Wealinghouse
Edison magnet torpedo promises guiding control reform
The article describes a magnetic torpedo from Edison that can home in on iron or steel targets. It claims the weapon follows a target even through the water, explodes on impact, and could sink submarines or vessels without relying on surface detours. The device’s magnet is key, guiding the torpedo with precision and potentially transforming naval warfare.
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Edison
Senator Reed Attacks Hoover Over Food Labor News
A Missouri senator’s remarks against food administrator Hoover are criticized as misrepresenting wartime labor conditions. The letter from Leonard of September urges the press to publish the clarification about wage rates, labor shortages, and employment practices, arguing ships and industry rely on varied pay and shifts to meet shortages.
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Senator Reed
H.C. Hoover
Missouri
Stone
Belgium
Europe
Scandinavia
Holland
Reed Ia
Germany
United States Senate
United States
Bern
Special Pleaders Threaten American Patriotism Tone
A fragment cites many men as special pleaders for wealthy corporations ready to lower American patriotism to serve their fashionable wants. The American public views with suspicion the Glacordant voices heard in congress.
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Congress
The Spirit of America Strike From the Shoulder
An eastern newspaper printed wartime slogans and reader replies showing blunt calls to action such as help Germany and defeat the foe. The samples include phrases like God help Germany and Take the Huns, reflecting a period wartime rhetoric and public sentiment.
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America
Germany
When an Officer Goes By in War Age
A fragment reflecting on military rank and insignia. It contrasts officer and enlisted attire, noting sleeve braiding, buttons, and rank markings. The piece lists officer grades from second lieutenant to brigadier general, detailing symbols of distinction and authority.
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U. S
Leutenant
Plato
Ativer Jaf
Entonel
Am Cagie
Neutrals in the Blockade Dilemma and Scandinavian Trade
The text notes neutral countries including Sweden Norway Denmark and Holland face pressure as Germany seeks to force their trade to aid the central powers. Allies require assurances exports do not support Germany. Prewar import records are reviewed to guide reopening trade with the Allies. Scandinavia and Holland may have to stop traffic with Germany to buy from the Allies, seen as self preservation by the opposing forces.
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Ita Ald
Germany
Holland
Brandinavia
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Scandinavia
Halland
German Money Flows Into US Newspapers
A Washington dispatch reports German funds are entering the American press with purchases of eastern papers and acquisitions nationwide. Investigations aim to trace contributions fueling German propaganda, as old papers are bought and papers split to counter loyal American outlets.
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Geran Apurces
Washington
East
Dallien
United States
America
Brigadier General Closson Buried in Arlington
Brigadier General Kerry W. Closson retired World War veteran and Indian fighter died Sunday in Washington. Funeral services were held today with interment at Arlington National Cemetery. Closson, born in Whitingham Vermont, graduated West Point in 1896 and rose to colonel before being retired as a brigadier general in 1908.
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Washington
Kerry W. Closson
Arlington National Ceme
Cloxana
Whitingham
West Point
Severe Inroads on the Germans on French Front
June 25 report states French British offensives have driven heavy losses into German forces. Estimates peg German casualties around 347,500 infantry in three months across 135 divisions. The front has split into two sectors, with 147 divisions initially defending from the North Sea to Richthend. new German divisions formed from Russian fronts join the fight. Secretary Daniels urges a larger naval aviation appropriation of 415 million dollars for coastal patrol and allied operations.
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Onn
Olse
Crown Prince
North Sea
Olee
Richteertend
Jesa
Clark
Naval Aviaion
Daniels
Department
Naval Aviation
Naval Bases
Progress on Food Bill Faces Senate Split
Washington July 17 differences over government control of food legislation split Senate leaders as they seek a compromise. Conferees favor central control over steel and iron plus funds feeds and fuel, while most agree control should include those products only. A late meeting was set to push a final agreement.
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Washington
Senate
Reine
Governor Tener to Aid Hoover in Food Conservation Effort
Washington July 11 Former Governor Tener of Pennsylvania volunteered to assist Herbert Hoover and was placed in charge of organizing fraternal committees for food conservation. Representatives of the Presbyterian Church met with the food administration to discuss a plan for churches to report local efforts to economize food and relay results to the federal agency. Delegates from the Jewish community also attended discussions.
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Washlington
Tener
Pennsylvania
Herbert C. Hoover
Presbyterian Church of the
Bread prices rise as clerical and civic groups meet
A statement from church representatives and the food administration indicates bread prices in the United States have advanced 27 percent since January 1. The meeting also touched on wartime supply measures and coordination among relief and religious organizations.
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2 Church
Theif Food Administration
United States
Natural Winter Storage Plans for Vegetables
Washington July 16 The United States Department of Agriculture offers guidance on home storage of surplus vegetables. The note urges householders to use summer to prepare cellars and plan methods for storing produce grown in home gardens. The discussion highlights growing enough vegetables to meet future needs and the importance of storage planning.
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Washington, D.C
United State Department of Agriculture
Crop Storage and Garden Planting for Home Use
The guidance explains planting a small portion for immediate use as crops mature, while the rest are grown for canning, drying, or storage. It lists stored vegetables such as beets, carrots, peas, celery, onions, and dried beans, noting options like cellars or outdoor storage.
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Pita
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