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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
1
An old ad promotes Resinal as a gentle skin remedy for eczema fig worm itching burning rashes and eruptions. It also touts Reino Ointment for mosquito bites insect stings windburn and a Resinal Shaving Stick.
July 28 In a week dominated by the Chicago Nationals and New York's success, leading teams faltered. The Boston Americans and Washington Senators posted mixed results while Philadelphia and Detroit suffered defeats. The box scores show runs and errors across multiple games, with key players delivering hits and strategic plays in a volatile standings week.
In Boston on July 25 Russell was in form as Chicago’s Chieten shut out Boston. The box score shows totals for the National League and American Association with players like Beall, Wabasha, Hooper, Gandil, Lott, and Mays appearing in various line items. Winning pitcher Shueell, losing pitcher Maya, and notes on walks and hits are included amid summarizing lines.
Detroit, Mich July 28—Detroit won both games of a doubleheader with Philadelphia, taking the first 6 to 6 and the second 6 to 2, by tallying runs as the visitors misplayed. Scoring by innings shows Philadelphia fading as Detroit gains the sweep.
In a long extra frame stalemate the Cleveland nine and New York battled to a 2-2 tie as rain halted play after 11 innings. Key moments include run scoring on errors and late defensive plays, with pitchers Caldwell and Coumbe each tossed solid lines. Stolen bases by Sauiker and Gil highlighted the offense amid a defensive duel.
Paris reports a decline in submarine effectiveness. Between February 24 and April 1 French authorities note fewer merchant ships sunk, with only a fraction of attacks successful, and overall Mediterranean traffic adjusted as warships patrol. The average daily shipping through France stood at about 210, and the decline suggests U-boat losses and cautious tactics.
Jack Dempsey, the California resident widely known as a heavyweight ace, delivered a swift finish against Fred Fulton at Harrison Park in Newark New York. The bout ended when Dempsey landed hard rights and lefts, dropping Fulton for a decisive knockout as the crowd counted the ten.
Ralph De Palma led Brooklyn’s speedway program at Criteign speedway in Chicago on July 28, winning three of four events and setting two world records in the 2 mile and 20 mile races. He posted a record 1224 4-5 seconds for the two-mile and 10:63.8 for the 20-mile flight, with an average speed approaching 210 miles per hour. Dario Rovta won the opening event. Mullford and Chevrje Jel followed in others as a tire incident sidelined one racer on the final mile. Track conditions were slippery, but De Palma, Mullford, Ghey Cole, and Vail ran at 100 mph clips during practice laps.
Washington July 28 American troops have participated along the Alasme and Marne fronts. Casualty lists show 220 names in the latest weekly tally, the longest list yet. Total overseas army and marine corps casualties increased by 1,040 for the week, mostly from German offensives rather than counter-strokes.
The report describes Pro Ishbal Guisrlos Ww and church officials at a blessing in Salt Lake. It notes the naming of the 18 Use little daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Peorasa Burnham and the great-great-grandchild of the counselor in the First Presidency. President Penrose, aged eighty six, moves toward the private way after sharing the announcement.
Fifty seven young men from the Fourth ward were honored during a ceremonial service in the Walter bar. Frank M. Usiggs spoke while a Sunday school group in patriotic dress saluted the flag. A May program featured recitations songs and a number of local youths named in the program.
The Red Cross seeks women aged 19 to 25 for enrollment in a nurse training program. Applicants must pass a preliminary exam and medical physical. The nurse in charge will provide information at the library between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. today.
A visit by two directors of the Big Pine Mining Company to Promontory Point noted ore from two shafts in stock. Shipping to Garfield smelters to begin midweek as several cars are prepared. Lead market is favorable, and directors aim to capitalize on high prices.
Vienna sentences Sly 28 Miss Milano Jamschek a language teacher to death for alleged spying tied to Czech political aims in the United States. She allegedly traveled aboard the same steamer as Count Bernstorff and faced charges of aiding Czech independence efforts and questioning Austrian policy.
A terse, unclear report describes a man with eight children reacting to a rapid dinner scene at TDR. The line hints at awareness of surroundings and a cautious approach to meal timing amid a crowded setting. No further details are provided in the accessible text.
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