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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
9
The Ogden market shows varied imports and homegrown produce. Prices for corn, berries, apples, cucumbers, and sugar fluctuate with local supply, while apricots and raspberries remain scarce and pricy. Home corn appears, strawberries thin, and guidelines for beverages from unfermented juice and shrubs are detailed for household use.
An old style health ad offers remedies for itching scalp and fatigue. It touts products like cadomene tablets and hypo-nuclane tablets, claiming quick relief, increased energy, and restored vigor. It includes testimonials and directions for orders to Dr. Lewis Yaker.
A fragmented 19th century beverage guide describes currant wine using currant juice water and sugar, with fermentation stopped after 3 to 4 weeks then bottled. It also outlines Sparkling Lemonade with lemons sugar water and cracked ice, plus a method to add sparkle with soda at serving time.
Salvatore Castroneva, 63, an inventor, went insane and began firing from a second floor in Newark New Jersey tonight. He shot four passersby in the street opposite his locked shop, set clothing on fire, and wounded another, while police fired back through windows as flames spread to the building. A woman and her son escaped the blaze.
Health officials and doctors reported a potential infantile paralysis remedy using hypodermic injections of quinine and urabidrochloride. Dr N Mele Whittaker noted rapid improvement within hours in about a dozen treated cases. Health Commissioner Emerson cited wide use, while Dr Mathew Carney urged better dental hygiene and cautioned against overreliance on antiseptic washes.
In Baltimore on July 20 a British steamship anchored off the merchant submarine Deutschland’s berth. The Frith vessel observed the area while the Timmins tug flashed its searchlight. Captain Zach Cullison reported aboard for duty as locals watched for possible movements of foreign warships near the Virginia Capes and Chesapeake Bay.
Chihuahua City reports Villa and a six man bodyguard are moving toward the Durango mountains as followers scatter in small groups. The pursuit by General Treving aims to wipe out the bandit group, with authorities intent on decisive action.
July 20 report from Condon states General Foch's French corps broke German lines south of the Somme across seven miles, reaching new positions from Estrees to Vermandorillers. British forces also advanced north of the river. Official accounts describe large German losses, many prisoners, and significant territorial gains including villages and fortifications, with 235 officers and 12,000 soldiers captured.
John Redmond publicized a memorandum urging immediate release of the Irish bill text and swift action by the government. He warned further delay would fatally undermine the agreement with Lloyd George and the Irish supporters, citing urgent imperial interests and past assurances.
Reports from Vanden describe renewed Allied offensives on the Somme and surrounding fronts with French and British advances and prisoners taken. Russian and Baltic sector actions persist as German defenses strain under mounting pressure from multiple axes.
London July 30 Rev Pother Ryan who met Sir Roger Casement in Tralee Ireland after his arrest writes to Casement's lawyer Gavan Sullivan. He recounts being told to conceal Casement's identity and intent until departure while Sir Roger allegedly planned to reveal nothing until the Wad set. Lady Gore Tooth transmits the letter noting Roger Tyrone’s actions.
A clipped excerpt debates Ireland’s life and liberty amid rebellion. John Dillon and Bir Edward Iry criticize evasive explanations and warn of further bloodshed if Casement is hanged, noting even enemies may respect his self sacrifice.
Tokio reports the Russo-Japanese convention celebrated as a step toward unity and peace in the Far East. Premiers and elites praised the pact, with Marquis Okuma saying it guarantees permanent peace in the region and could aid world peace.
London reports the British have advanced about 1000 yards north of the Cazentin Congnewal line amid stubborn opposition. Heavy fighting continues near Longueval and Delville Wood with no change on the cattle front. British aircraft conducted bombing by day and night, hitting railway centers and enemy airfields. one hostile plane was destroyed, several forced to land. Since July 16 four British aircraft failed to return to base.
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