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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
4
An 1970s style advertisement touts Phosphate and Bitry-Phosphalolk as a nerve and body energizer. It links phosphorous intake to improved vigor, beauty, and weight gain, claiming nervous tension fades and the body glows with health. It warns against unwanted weight gain and notes cautions for those seeking not to gain flesh.
Washington July 16 A request moved by the Foreign Relations Committee seeks copies of any creation affecting Bipascoe or Carman rights and asks for the text of related international engagements. The committee adopted the motion to better consider Shaniung elements in the Versailles treaty and discussed part IV and other territories while extending an arbitration treaty with Italy Spain and The Netherlands.
Strange dispatches from New York describe the first mail consignment for Germany to depart July 22. A carrier pigeon, escaped from a British cruiser, is brought into port aboard a steamer. Officials say the bird will be used to carry messages to Germany if possible.
The council pressed Greece and Italy to report by tomorrow the line behind which they will withdraw arms in southern Asia Minor. Vedrlaeou indicated Greece could reduce troops, aiming to leave 65,000 in Asia Minor. A clause was added to the Austrian treaty permitting Italy to withdraw within years, with railways potentially funded by Austria and profits to Italy. A British officer will supervise plebiscite tasks in Schleswig, while France oversees western Poland frontier duties. Inter-allied commissions will monitor the Polish frontier to prevent disorder until the peace treaty takes effect.
A 19th century style advertisement touts tobacco dangers and urges quitting. It promotes Nicolas tablets sold by a druggist as a quick fix with refunds if unsatisfied. The notice frames nicotine as a deadly drug and promises relief through the product.
Paris dispatch notes Greece and Italy prepared to present a joint plan for Asia Minor at an allied council meeting. Prime Minister Venizelos of Greece reportedly appeared to discuss questions raised by the deliberations and to seek shared strategies with Italy on the region.
General Pershing received royal honors during a Buckingham Palace garden party presided over by Field Marshal Haig and other British leaders. He later attended an American luncheon at the Hotel Savoy, praising allied efforts and the valiant American army. Pershing noted troop demobilization and stressed loyalty to peace while urging continued prudent support for veterans.
Washington July 18 German dyestuff agents pressed to reestablish their American markets and oppose proposed government control on dye imports. The household and means committee was tainted by Francis Garvan, property custodian, who had letters from a former German agent showing efforts to convince the trade that the crown bribing system would lead to its victory.
Announcement from Chicago western headquarters of the Anti Prohibition group reveals plans to oppose the Prohibition constitutional amendment. Joseph A W Dalley of Washington former U S senator will serve as chief counsel to lead legal action and to target every state legislator who voted to ratify the amendment. Jaime Arthur Seavey, managing director, denounces the anti saloon forces while framing Prohibition supporters as a small elite minority. Elsewhere, English railway engineers go on strike crippling the Northeastern system as retention of workers spreads to other lines.
Governor Davin announced that Interior funds of 40000 were allocated to combat a forest fire in the Thunder Mountain region, burning about 50000 acres. The blaze, three weeks old, caused heavy timber losses with no reported deaths and minimal protection due to prior funding gaps. A second item notes Vera Cruz imposes a seven day quarantine on arriving vessels after Progresso, Mexico, with no reason given.
Prosecuting Attorney Frank J. Stephan filed grand larceny charges against Annle Patrick and J W Jordan after their Monday arrest near Castleford. They allegedly stole an expensive saddle and riding outfit belonging to Markwood Lohr. Accomplice William Porter was briefly arrested and released. he said the saddle was bought from Patrick.
At Argtham City July 16 an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nichols nearly drowned Sunday morning. The mother saw the child missing near a canal and waded in to apply care. She revived the child with rudimentary treatment after it had turned black and was carried back to safety.
An advertisement claims Zemo relieves itching from eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It touts cleansing and soothing effects and quick healing with a non greasy liquid easy to apply. Available at drug stores or one dollar for a large bottle. Geveland Ohio and address included.
HOUGHTON Mich July 16 The Tri Mountain Ballc Champion and Michigan smelting companies announced resumption of a former high wage scale before June 15. The change raises pay to 3000 copper mining workers, boosting earnings across the labor force and signaling renewed production activity in the region.
Two Davis siblings aged 15 and 2 were thrown from a motorcycle on M Street near Firvenny and M after colliding with an eastbound auto driven by H M Thomas. Davis suffered probable fractures of two left ribs. his sister had a cut to her left foot. They were treated at the emergency hospital then taken home. The auto occupants were uninjured.
A major strike in Bretla, capital of Pomerania, Prussia, with rioting reported as workers across harbor transport, gas, water and electric power join the action. The demand is abolition of martial law in Temerana and other political reforms.
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