Independent Newspaper Fragment From Early Edition
A garbled OCR fragment from a Sunday issue mentions an independent newspaper and a club dispute, with unclear names or locations, leaving readers unsure of the incident details or involved parties.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment from a Sunday issue mentions an independent newspaper and a club dispute, with unclear names or locations, leaving readers unsure of the incident details or involved parties.
An Ogden editorial calls on the community to honor the eighty volunteers from the area by supporting their dependents. A recent tip to The Standard revealed a soldier’s wife in distress and a humble home needing aid, prompting immediate relief and a warning that neglecting dependents undermines national security enjoyed by Americans.
Dr Alexis Carrel reports that the war has yielded limited surgical advances chiefly in wound disinfection and antiseptics. He praises a cheap hypochlorite soda solution and timely antiseptic use, noting that infection, not shells, drives mortality and that early treatment saves many lives.
The report outlines Republican party disputes in Utah with the Tribune accusing Senator Smooth of double dealing on the Noor question, and the Herald-Republican praising Governor Spry. Provo Star claims Spry and his followers are paid servants of the whiskey trust while past statements by Rutherland and Howell are cited to support charges of pampered interest.
Enormous profit in breeding wild waterfowl is urged by Audubon Society officials who cite experiments on William Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown New York. They note live wood ducks fetch fifteen to twenty dollars a pair and that legal restrictions vary by state.
Ogden ranked second among 341 U S cities for infant mortality in a New York milk committee bulletin for 395. Sanctioned figures place Ogden at 39.8 per 1000, behind La Creve Whacorsin at 30.6 and ahead of Omaha Beattie and others, with coverage noting New York City leads with 5.2 deaths per 1000 as a caution against high infant death rates.
Tickets go on sale July 23 and 24 with features of July 28. Consult agent for fares and details of this advertisement.
Cavalieri and Muratore lead a Pathe Pictures feature titled The Shadow of the Past. The five part film follows a globe spanning plot with Malapanose and a romance, starring Losiea Muratore under studio permission, released with realistic production values.
The piece describes Lina Cavalterie’s ascent from provincial origins to fame as a stunning beauty. Her marriages include Prince Harlatinsky in Paris and later Lucien Stratore, with a divorce from Robert Winthrop Chagler. Rumors of wealth, jewels, and courtship in high society accompany the note that The Shadow of Her Past will be shown at the Ogden Theater next Wednesday and Thursday.
The Lyceum program lists multiple films including The Iron Clare and Gary Cimekett in German travel picture, plus two reels of The Dugte Catt and Path Tol Perils. Comedies include Path Tol Perils and Never Amain Eddie. Also noted are a friend photo, drama and comedy segments, then a card party for Mrs Wertheimer and Fraternal meetings of Queen City Rebekahs and Godettes Men.
A Tammany revival committee plans a grand party with a stuffed tiger centerpiece. Jim Little schemes to obtain the tiger with help from Arena Little while Percy Peace schemes to woo her. A veterinary tampering leads to a staged doping fiasco that spirals into chaos during the meeting parade and city-wide panic.
A fragmented passage discusses public health advice about infant care and disease prevention. It cites Dr. Donald Armstrong on protecting babies from colds, measles, whooping cough, and other illnesses, emphasizes clothing, ventilation, and avoiding kissing or sneezing on infants, and notes dangers from respiratory diseases to infants.
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