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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
2
The advertisement argues that saving 20 cents per pound on tea loses money per cup and promotes Schilling Tea as offering true flavor, comfort, cheer, and invigoration. It lists four flavors and quality lines including moisture proof packaging, claiming Regicess everywhere.
Lieutenant Brown and Captain Alcock recount their perilous journey from Galway to London in a frozen, ice coated aircraft. They faced dense fog, ice, and a near loss of instruments yet landed near Newfoundland and reached England, with fuel ample but machine damaged on arrival.
Berlin report quotes Herman Mueller Socialists leader declaring Emperor Witlam belongs in a psychiatric ward and that a return would be forbidden by a majority of Germans. The speech to the Socialists’ committee argued against any exiled emperor’s return amid rumors of a plot. A Paris derby report notes Vanderbilt’s Tebady winning at the engagement course with Hallebardier second.
Reports from Juarez and across the border describe Villa forces being driven from Juarez by U S Infantrymen. American troops pursued toward Guadalupe opposite Fab er Texas as General Gonzales reorganized Mexican defense. About 200 Villa fighters were killed and 70 wounded. eight Villa officers were executed, with 2600 Americans and 3600 total troops in action along the border.
General Erwin said the forces fighting in Juarez showed weak resistance and anticipated little opposition from Villistas, signaling a possible swift advance or collapse of hostile defenses.
Dr Connor of Johns Hopkins promotes nicotine habit cure with Nicotal tablets. He claims thousands suffer fatal disease from tobacco and urges quitting now. The ad promises a refund if unsuccessful and hints at upcoming announcements in the paper.
Burleson grants workers the right to organize and halts the electrical workers strike. Despite notices calling off the strike for tomorrow, many messages were sent to keep members at work. The action followed Burleson’s endorsement of union rights after a conference with employers.
An advertisement under the Paramount banner touts Ethel Clayton endorsing Derwillo complexion cream. It claims the product gives white velvety skin, resists perspiration, and replaces powder. The copy promises a "nice lily white" look, with a reading request about Clayton's upcoming scan.
A German source in Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Crown Prince will go back to Germany once peace is settled. The dispatch cites a well-briefed German source and notes the return follows the end of hostilities. In other news, transport workers strike in Paris is called off and work to resume Monday in all companies.
Kaiser Paris June 16 The Gertsah reply to the peace treaty submitted as Vernatites May 7 maintains that Germany’s enemies have forsaken peace and justice. It protests proposed terms, demands a return to original agreements, and calls for equality and reciprocity in negotiations. It outlines self determination claims, reparations limits, and a stance on international courts and labor clauses.
The German delegation disputes the armistice terms and argues Germany must be admitted to negotiations on equal footing after peace. They insist on self determination for peoples, oppose French demand for Rhine occupation, and call for a league of nations with equal trade and no economic coercion. They propose gradual disarmament and a neutral western zone if admitted to the league.
In an ongoing conflict, Sarre district reports German advances near the north sector as forces brace for countermeasures and potential repositioning of units. Precise locations and casualty figures remain unconfirmed amid rapid frontline changes.
A pleasure party of 53 aboard the Mary Francis overturned in the Warrior River near Tuscaloosa Alabama. Nineteen people drowned and rescue teams searched with searchlights as authorities investigated overcrowding and capacity concerns on the boat trip.
An early 1900s advertisement touts Zemo as a simple liquid remedy from Theib W Rose Co Cleveland. It claims to remove pimples blackheads blotches and eczema improving skin clarity with a penetrating antiseptic formula that is non sticky and inexpensive per use.
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