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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
9
Dorothy Dix discusses how courtship differs from marriage, urging couples to probe long term issues. She argues husbands and wives should openly assess domestic skills, health, finances, and shared responsibilities before vows, noting kitchen and money matters shape lasting happiness.
Miss Catherine Lair, honorary assistant and chairman of Watertown Wisconsin council of defense committees on boys and girls clubs, organized about 30 high school aged girls into a group ready to take odd jobs. They agreed to light housekeeping duties such as washing dishes caring for children serving meals and assisting with kitchen work for events. When Watertown faces shortages they can be contacted through Miss Tate for extra help.
A distressed speaker asks about love and commitment in a halting exchange. The lines suggest a forthcoming betrothal discussion with questions about enduring affection and reliability, reflecting a tense, intimate moment between two individuals.
Destruction sprawls across villages near the Aisne Marne as German forces fall back. Franco American troops seized Oulehy en Chateau after two days of struggle, while shelling leaves towns reduced to ruins and fields spared only by rapid German retreat.
German divisions identified total seventy as Allied forces advance along the Marne and Chaloak Tiber lines. Prisoners exceed 25 000 with 560 cannons and thousands of machine guns captured. Many prisoners are of the 1919 draft class now serving in fighting units, leaving German strength greatly reduced. Allied counterattacks recapture a crucial height known as 240 after a German push. Austrians report a crossing near Seteni with territorial gains between Knel and the French coast.
Paris dispatch reports shifting German stance in the Solstons pocket as Allied forces press the RAF and French troops to widen pressure. German reinforcements move to block the salient while Allied attacks narrow the pocket from Soissons to Rheims, with a poised stand by German forces ahead of a potential retreat.
Urbane resident Frank Henson of Orchard Street Urbana testifies that Lydia E Be Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased a long winter bout of nervous symptoms and weakness from the Change of Life enabling her to resume housework. She endorses the remedy for nervousness backache headaches and the blues in this testimonial.
El Paso report notes Mexican immigrants crossing the border are not required to register if hired to work on farms and other labor. The article says many Mexicans came hoping to avoid the draft after a poster implied aliens must register. Authorities consider removing driving and tax hurdles to encourage migrant labor.
July 23 Washington reports the United States enters a ship contract with China. Chief negotiator Thurley of the shipyard Doar and Wellington Koo engage in talks. The Chinese government yard at Shanghai will build four ships of about 19,000 tons each for the government. Total cost estimated at around 2 billion pesos.
Lancaster June 18 British authorities tightly guard details of torpedo balance chamber and production. The system uses interchangeable parts from several plants and allocates parts to different factories. Labor is largely unskilled with women predominating as skilled workers, many moving from textiles or fossil jewelry to torpedo assembly. Average torpedo cost about 35600.
A rose of American origin won the top gold medal at the annual Hagatelle rose show. Entries came from France, Ireland, Vollanti, and the United States with the winning bloom attributed to a city in the United States. A panel of experts judged the varieties and named the best rose in a formal competition.
Franco American forces push forward near Dormans and along the Alyne-Maine front reclaiming territory and capturing prisoners. North of the river Oulchyla Ville and Colncy are held as combat continues with gains reported near Tournelle wood and Beauvariesle Charme.
The war office states batteries on the Vat Araa to Brenta valley and Pinve river fronts answered harassing fire, destroying enemy trenches and damaging artillery. Patrols were driven back at Stelvio near Mor and Mount Riabella, with two hostile airplanes reported.
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