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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1918
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues parents misjudge their children by assuming youth cannot think for themselves. She cites elopements from close living quarters and argues proximity fosters affection. The piece contends parents should allow informed choice while avoiding stifling oversight to prevent unsuitable marriages.
A late 19th or early 20th century editorial warns parents to scrutinize potential husbands or wives for their children. It urges regular family oversight to prevent unsuitable matches, arguing that prevention safeguards matrimonial happiness and avoids later family complications. It emphasizes a father’s duty to assess a suitor before attachment forms.
Fragmentary text claims a free drying guide from the National War Garden Commission of Washington, requiring a two cent stamp to cover cost. Mentions Crony Canine and meat chopper used for preparing Sepetables for drying and promises many other suggestions in the booklet.
Two people can do three times as much canning and drying as one draft him to the job. Free book of instructions on canning and one may be held from the Nations War Garden Commission in Washington DC for two cents to pay postage. Send for the free book on canning and crying issued by the National War Garden Commission. Enclose two crates for postage.
A notice from the Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific railroad reports that M.A. Tissianal, a signal supervisor, has enlisted in the war effort with the corps. He and several others departed for Fort Leavenworth Kansas, while Abr Usa Wa Boos of the railroad company oversees duties in Ogden during a yearlong posting. A demonstration of brotherly regard accompanied the farewell with greetings from the Salt Lake depot staff and Railroad officials.
Paris dispatch notes a major Allied push with Chateau Thierry evacuated and German positions under pressure. Franco American forces under General Mitry cross the Marne as Gentans withdraw eight to ten kilometers. fighting between the Marne and Rheims intensifies with Allied forces pressing a two-front defensive line.
A Reuters report from Taindon notes Allied forces advancing along a 25 mile front between Chateau Thierry and Solsions with high casualties as German retreats continue. Fourteen German divisions reached the south bank but could not cross, while French and American artillery dominated the line south of the river.
Washington July 2 report lists casualties by action and cause, naming killed in action Corporal Leonard OC Hosking of Las Vegas New Mexico and Private George Kohimier from Trnn, along with many others from New York Chicago Philadelphia and other states. It records deaths from disease and injuries, with numerous severely wounded and prisoners among the tally, reflecting a broad national roll.
New York friends of Ichiya Kumagae plan his arrival in America to compete in upcoming tennis tournaments. Kumagae, a famed Japanese player, visited the U S recently and impressed locals before returning home.
A fragmented OCR list names and places including William Kaplan New York NY Kaeser New York City John Kuebni North Lonwwandi WS Yi Marthalomew Moriarity Bury fale Michael Pondar Linda Edward Pettit Quefer Jhiy Stath New York City Tannen Slog Los Handre de Roce Maly Atox Sporew ffoki Jewitt City Conn Andrew J. Tedesco Wingted Conn prisoner Lieutenant Plyler Ker ahaw CL Petwaners Edward Shoxe Byracuse NY Frank L Sollogom Middletown Conn Keeps and details are incomplete.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt arrived in France aboard a destroyer to inspect and coordinate naval administration on the other side of the Atlantic. While Roosevelt is away, the Office of the Secretary will be led by Met. Mowe.
Honduras, which broke diplomatic relations with Germany on May 18, followed that action last Friday by declaring war. The state department was notified today of the action. Secretary Heydier of the National Baseball league has received word from President Pender at Pittsburg announcing a meeting of the National League club owners in Pittsburg Tuesday. It is expected that the duration of this season's play will finally be settled. Read the Classified Ads.
Utah listings show Sara x and Young In Shirley Kaye at Shirley Kaye Theatre with The Burelar. Other acts include Rob Warrick in The False Friend ALHAMBRA, Anna Nielsen in Selznicks Trees production of Over There, Enid Bennett in The Vamp, and Norma Talmadge in De Tuixe Annip plus Tha Tanks war picture. Also dates feature Mark Keenne, Mystery Ship, and Charlie Chaplin in The Immigrant at the Lyceum, with various other film bouts and vaudeville acts across days.
Critics predict a decisive Allied win after wartime prospects shift with cautious optimism. Paris sources discuss a possible Marne victory while noting the central powers may tilt to the Allies as the cabinet crisis unfolds. London reports an entire cabinet resignation and new doubts about leadership.
The Berlin correspondent reports widespread shortages as leather goods vanish from shops. Clothing, undergarments, and baby wear are scarce, with rationing and price hikes shaping everyday life. Cigarettes limited, and many common items remain unavailable, reflecting wartime scarcity.
The fragment expresses concern over scarce gar, electricity, and coal. It laments great misfortune and conveys mourning, sorrow, and worry in thousands of homes for the fallen, reflecting collective distress and unsettled faith.
In the district courts of the second judicial district Utah Weber County the estate of Mary Jane Wallace is noted. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of W H Reeder Jr David Ercles Tig Ogden City Weber County Utah on or before September 16 1918. W H Seeder Jr administrator July 16 1918 August 1 1918
American soldiers at the Sigmad Corps balloon school at Ft Sill Oklahoma spend spare moments making miniature balloons. The activity serves as practice in their line and reflects zeal for craft amid downtime.
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