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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1918
Page
1
Testimonies tout Cadomene pills as cures for rheumatism headaches stomach troubles and general vitality. Letters from customers claim improved strength warmth in limbs and better overall health after using Cadomene Tablets, with addresses given for multiple endorsements.
CHICAGO July 21 The Kansas City baseball team was awarded the pennant of the American Association at season end. League president Thomas J Hickey said owners closed parks in reply to the war time draft work order. Players will be discharged from teams, seek other work, and salaries were unanimously discontinued.
A playful line from a Chicago Tribune item notes Nan telling Fan she dislikes a gown. The remark suggests the dress suits Fan but wanders from Fan’s pattern. The aside hints at shared wardrobe wit and style awareness.
A fragmented notice describes an event linked to the Salsarn ad o la yachting cup and references cultural significance. It notes contemporary talk around the term kultur and the event’s prestige without specific dates or details.
From heights overlooking the Marne a correspondent reports the German retreat after defeat by French and American forces. A single German battery fired for 78 hours, while Allied artillery pounded crossings and shelters, preventing German crossings and hindering relief efforts. Allied maneuvers widened the gap in the German lines as airmen pressed raids under hurricane winds.
STEEL IS COMING IN LARGE AMOUNTS TO Hog Island shipyard near Philadelphia. H W Wood of American Information Corp says fabricators are producing steel parts for ships like the Red Jacket and that the steel committee has improved stocking. Hog Island, the world’s largest yard, plans its launch on August 4 for the 7400-ton freighter, with two more 34000-ton carriers nearly complete and a rapid hull output schedule afterward.
From Taris June 30 Correspondence of the Anvactated Progs reports that a burntlog charge in long range guns used by Gore tan appears mixed with projectiles. French scientists note smoke from shells changing from black and ether odor to entirely white smoke, with several shells failing to explode.
A fragmentary ad style notice tells of a small boy stricken with typhoid fever and believed to be recovering after persisting weakness. The piece attributes a tonic remedy as a factor in rebuilding strength, citing patient Lucy Sherman and claims of rapid improvement following treatment.
Indian scouts from the American army, led by General Pershing, join the forces in France. The Apache men from the White Mountain reservation in Arizona traveled to Holbrook then Columbus for uniforms and gear, previously serving in Mexico under General Howze. The unit, famed for their war dances and loyal service, accompanied and supported US maneuvers across the border and into Europe.
A British notice announces Shaftesbury town in Derbyshire will go to auction next month. The sale includes private houses banks post offices stores offices hotels and three malths. The town sits on a hill near Semley with a nearby railway three miles away. The auction reflects tax pressures and changing noble fortunes as estates are fragmented.
Military dispatch from Major de Clviraux in the Matin quotes a strategic note on the Soissons action. The capture of a railway junction, reinforced by artillery, is described as stabilizing the front and repelling German pressure along the Aisne. The report emphasizes cautious movement and the risk of a flank attack if enemy forces advance.
July 1 report shows the Angels dominating the doubleheader. In the morning game Browns’ pitching limited the Angels to two hits before the Tigers rallied. Vernon and Janel led a late surge as the Angels moved to a 6 1 victory in game one.
Washington Legion defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in a tense game. Key hits included two-base drives by Shanks and Mullin, with strong pitching and fielding turning points. Washington left seven on base, while Chicago stranded six, as Weaver and Collins were noted for errors.
In Cincinnati on July 21 Boston won the first game 5 to 2 while Cincinnati took the nightcap 4 to 2. Toney allowed three runs in three innings in game one and pitched poorly overall. The Chicago Chicago Brooklyn game ended 6 to 3 with Coombs winning for Brooklyn. New York beat St. Louis 11 to 2 in the opener and 6 to 2 in the nightcap.
Notice states that Valley Dairy, formerly operated by J. Brown and Hans Peterson, dissolves by mutual consent. Each party shall be liable only for obligations created by the other. Persons with business with Valley Dairy should govern themselves accordingly. Date July 16, 1915.
Wartime policy bars nonessential sport with work or fight orders. American Association pennant to Kansas City. National and American leagues debate play, with Cleveland disbanding. meetings planned in Cleveland and Pittsburgh as delays spread. August Herrmann says tomorrow's games postponed not canceled. Cincinnati to proceed toward Boston.
Chicago and Boston led their leagues on July 1 with mixed results as both sides faltered at times. The American League gained ground through strong pitching while the National League saw Chicago chip away against Philadelphia. Season records show varied results across teams with detailed box scores archived for the week.
German losses mount along the Aisne Marne front as Allied advances press with heavy casualties. Captured German officers reveal disarray and demoralization while American troops press toward objective. In Camp Cody, soldiers seek entertainment through the Cody minstrels, theater shows, and selective draft troop performances.
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