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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1917

Page

7

Ogden City to Sponsor German Prison Band Concerts

Ogden officials approve twelve two hour concerts by the German prisoners of war from the Cormoran raid camp. Total cost 1560.93 for carpentry and quarters improvements for 25 band members plus double that for the leader Lester Hinchells. City pays part. private contributions cover the rest. Williams, band manager, quoted 380 for services during the week.

Ogden Eltixens Miles Cormoran Im Band Lester Hinchells City Commission Wiliams Celal

Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Relief for Women

Mrs. Mary Bunker of Milleco n-the Hudson New York writes she is on her second bottle and finds Foley Kidney Pills just what she needed for fatigue backache pains and dizziness. The ad urges others to try them through A T He Intyre Drug Co.

Mary ¥. Bunker Millec-on-the Hudson N. Y A. T. He Intyre Drug Co—Advertisement

Germans at Bannockprison camp show calm under detention

Colonel Arthur Williams describes German prisoners in white uniforms at the fort as cheerful during enforced detention. They work on barracks repairs, show musical talent, and may form a German band with public concerts inside the camp, given public distance is kept.

Arthur Williams Pereners Willams Williams Fitzgerald Balt Lake

Simple home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises

An old advertisement claims a home treatment for catarrh including estarrh throat discomfort and related deafness. It prescribes Parmint double strength, granulated sugar, and hot water taken four times daily with claimed quick improvements. The piece attributes the remedy to Culley Drug Co. and labels it an advertisement.

Culley Lrug Co

Paris Gas Ration Plan Causes City Wide Concern

The decree ordering 35 for thirteen hours daily alarms Paris as many industries rely on gas for heat and power. It is announced that the measure will not be applied to the capital and suburbs, but many exceptions will be needed and its overall enforcement remains doubtful.

Paris

Training for Te Army at Camp Isolation

Nash and Wilfred Cattery, Ogden brothers, train at Camp Isolation after leaving Ogden on May 24. They expect commissions by early September and report the routine is demanding but enjoyable. They urge more Ogden boys to join the training effort.

Nash Wilfred Cattery Wilton Lane Ogden

Youngsters Called On To Help Farmers Harvest Crops

Ogden area farm bureau appeals to boys and girls to enlist for summer harvest work amid a labor shortage in Weber County with 3100 added acres. Chairman Richards urges youth to apply at headquarters or by phone. a Fourth of July celebration will boost recruitment.

Chatrroan C. Tichards Weber Ogden Farmaera Farm Bureau Bureau

Foley Kidney Pills Boost for Backache and Kidney Pain

A railroad fireman from Kittlesell credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief after severe backache sluggish kidneys and persistent headaches. He took three one dollar bottles and reports strengthened kidneys filtering uric acid and pulsors, easing rheumatic pains and muscle soreness. A. K. McIntyre Drug Co. advertises.

George Lawrence Kittesll Mrrs Foley A. K. MeIntyre Drug Co

Leniency Ends For The Slacker In War Registration

Washington June 12 The war department orders end leniency for men who failed to enroll for army conscription. Prosecution of slackers will be vigorous. Provost Marshal General Crowder awaits registration returns from fifteen states to calculate quotas and plan the second step. Several states had not yet reported by midnight. Oil From Germans The German news service reports Romanian oil production increasing to meet army needs despite destruction last fall.

Washington Jone Governora War Department Ceana Teslater Crowder Arizona Idaho Indiana Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Maartans Nevada New Mexico New Jersey Feensylvania South Dakota Wrorlor Amsterdam London Juba Il “Gham Wall Bureau Bucharest Destruc Adams Elmore Oneida Countia Adams County Oneida County Fremont Owyhee Alexander Avashington D.C United States Marabal Tony Anil

Untitled fragment on Benet deal and symptoms

A fragmented OCR entry mentions Benet and a deal, with unclear symptoms described as present in a heap.

City set to discuss Third Ward sewer plan next Monday

City commissioners schedule a public meeting next Monday to hear citizens on the Third Ward sewer improvement. They can proceed if two-thirds of district property owners oppose, but the final decision rests with city voters in a bond election or commission choice.

Inter Ely Commission

Indigestion Causes In Stomach From Excess Acid

Medical authorities note that about nine tenths of stomach troubles arise from excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juices. Delicate lining irritated, digestion delayed, leading to sourness and bloating. Avoid artificial aids. use isolated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and ease symptoms.

Hard Fight in Federal Suit Over Baseball Peace Pact

Testimony opened in Philadelphia as L Edwin Goldman of Baltimore denies knowledge of negotiations to end the Federal League. The suit, under antitrust law, claims the peace agreement harmed the league and seeks damages. Major league counsel counters that baseball is not a commercial business and the agreement aimed to end a costly war. Proceedings adjourned amid evident intensity.

Pinladelphia Baltimore Federal Teague Club Federal League L. Edwin Goldman Baltimore Club Time Hat Clayton Antitrust Owe Baltimore George Wharton Pepper David In Fults Players’ Fraternity Cikusa Rejeasa Clauge Casa

Big Three Dances Are Holding Sway

June 12 New York A dancing instructor at the fourth annual convention of the International Association of Masters of Dancing says the big three dances the waltz fox trot and foxtrot will continue to lead the program as sessions run through the week. About 200 members attend the gathering showcasing new steps and routines.

International Association of Masters of Dancing

Idaho's Recruiting Quota Reached for Regular Army

Idaho completed its regular army recruiting quota on Saturday, meeting the allotted number of war volunteers. Washington report notes Idaho as the seventh state to fill its target, reflecting timely enlistments and mobilization efforts amid June.

Idaho Washington

Chautauqua audience enjoys The Chimes of Normandy opera

The Chautauqua performance of The Chimes of Normandy played to a delighted house. The production featured strong acting by Helen Newcomb and Armbrey Turns as German and Marquis, with standout work by Frank Wealley as Gaspard. Laughter and song scenes drew praise, though the show ended too soon and left patrons wishing for more.

Normandy Jost Alabt Tradt Wimg Helen Newcomb Armbrey Turns Germain Marquis Frank Wealley Gaspard Serpoletia Frhrtman Joan Grenicheaux

China in Great Muddle As Parliament Dissolves

Peking June 1 A dissolved parliament would delay a war declaration by China against Germany for Ax months while a new body is elected. General Chang Hsun arrived from southern provinces and refused to enter the capital until dissolution is enacted. He now demands the government pronounce that all current members be barred from re election amid a rift with military leaders over Yuan Shih Kai’s successor.

Peking China Germany Chang Hsun Tien-Tetn Sie Yuan Hung

Open Air Deep Breathing Plan Promoted For Weight Loss

A reader letter urges trying a simple plan using open air breathing and kerosin capsules to reduce weight without drastic diets. The advertisement claims the method is inexpensive, harmless, and improves digestion, health, skin, and energy, with a ready supply from druggists.

Korein

Billions Given in War Credits in France

The French chamber of deputies has voted 100,009,000,009 francs in war credits including third quarter 1917 and 7,000,000,000 francs advanced to Franco's allies. The committee raised the government request from 9,843,000,000 to 9,871,000,000 francs and forecasts over 3,000,000,000 in new resources to cover permanent expenditures and military pensions. War expenses are to be supported by temporary measures.

Panis Chamber of Deputies Ber Raoul Feret France

Idaho’s Reward for the Slacker

Idaho reports new draft registrations with Adams Elmore and Oneida counties contributing totals toward a statewide count of 95 765. Governor Alexander and federal officials urge compliance as authorities prepare to prosecute non registrants and press for arrests if necessary.

American Flag Popular in Italy Amid War Demonstrations

The article notes growing American flag interest in Italy since the U S entry into the war and reports limited displays due to flag scarcity. It recalls a street demonstration on declaring war when an American flag was raised, with 36 star banners defaced in Baltimore. It mentions hundreds of buttons worn at the American Embassy protest and ongoing warnings about the flags.

Tone Jane We United States Poe Baltimore Tome

Heavy wan expenditures report in nine weeks

London June reports show government expenditure in the first nine weeks of the fiscal year averaging £79008. The note comes from a parliamentary statement, with details referenced in the Classified Acts.

London

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