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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
1
A year old boy suffered a crusted facial eruption spreading across his head and face. After using Cureura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, three cakes of Curltura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment over three weeks led to improvement. Signed by Miss Anis Daniels on June 40, 1917.
In Paris a Jan 31 issue of J Homme Libre features a cartoon showing two weathered French soldiers in worn mud stained uniforms debating wine with a shopkeeper. Prices on a stock of books display 120 and 200 francs as the caption mocks Americans buying only luxury items beyond their means.
An Arkansas reader from Little Rock praises Foley's Honey and Tar for saving her boy from two severe croup attacks. The ad claims the product provides prompt relief, urging parents to keep it on hand during marches of winter colds and coughs.
Chauncey Willard Rhees and wife transfer to Rahis Rhees part 4 section 24 township 7 north range 2 west for 450 dollars as warranty deed. Albert Crowther Zt with wife to William L Crowther part NE 4 section 3 township 2 North range 3 west for 1600 dollars 600 as warranty deed. Anna Christina Albertina Christen and husband to Eddy Isidorn Christensen part lot 12 Book 4 South Ogden survey for 300 dollars as warranty deed. Anno Christina Albertina Christen and husband to State of Utah part lot 12 block 4 South Ogden survey for 10 dollars as warranty deed. N P Eklof and wife to Carl M Bulof part lot 6 block 12 plat DB for 5000 dollars quit claim deed. Carl AL Hidel to Emma McDonald part lot 6 block 11 plat B for 5000 dollars warranty deed.
Report from Camp Lewis Tacoma March 14 describes wholesome food ample and healthful exercise at the camp. Soldiers praise army life saying it differs from expectations and offers enjoyment and good atmosphere. Facilities include religious services music theater and recreation organized by the Red Cross and Knights of Columbus among others while most men leave camp daily for visits and to see nearby towns.
Correspondent reports General A de Ceuntck, Belgium’s war minister, says a German western front offensive would mark the beginning of the end for Prussia’s military machine. He credits American aid for tipping the balance and asserts Allied victory is likely, with German attacks doomed to fail and Belgium pledged to fight alongside Allies when called. He praises U S support and notes Belgian morale rising as Americans join the war effort.
Letter from Mrs S C Small of Clayton Missouri reports chronic backache rheumatic pain and kidney trouble. After months in bed and doctors, she notes Foley Kidney Pills improved her condition seeking relief and crediting the medicine over others.
About 3000 Lithuanians gathered in convention pledging support to the United States against misstatements about aiding Lithuania. Delegates argued over prayer and suspected German spies sought to disrupt the meeting. Resolutions praised Wilson and urged action to secure Lithuania's freedom, including aid in future drives and Red Cross campaigns.
A March dispatch reports that the American coast near Helsingfors was evacuated by fifteen Americans after a threatening situation. The group, including Daynes and others, is now in Bjørneborg Finland. Germans reportedly arrest Americans and Englishmen of military age, hindering passage to Stockholm via the Aland isles.
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for urinary tract irritation caused by uric acid. It explains kidneys filter acid to the bladder, causing burning and frequent night urination, and claims Jad Salts neutralize acids in water in three days. The tone is promotional and asserts safety and effectiveness.
Rome cables report American aviators in Rome as visitors while Captain Archibald Roosevelt is wounded in action in France. The son of Theodore Roosevelt sustains shrapnel wounds and a broken arm with no danger. The Colonel expresses pride in his sons amid war news and Royal.
An ad touts Binesin as a quick cure for stomach pains and indigestion. It claims 90 percent of stomach complaints arise from excess acid and fermentation and promises rapid relief when taken with water. It notes soldiers use it and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Washington March 13 Former Senator James B Martino of New Jersey Representative M Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania Benjamin C Marsh of New York urged legislation giving the president power to take over coal oil fray and timber and water power and to sell products at cost before the house Interstate commerce committee The push is linked to high cost of living measures The article also notes Jewish enlistment prospects for Palestine defense with New York recruiting for Canada England and neutral countries including Bun ton Cleveland and Philadelphia and mentions a demand for a minimum wage law for women by Teague of New York
Wastington March 24 The main waterway system of France in the vein occupied by American troops will bowseal for transport of General Pershing s support A request from General Pershing Als for the station here of special engineer units for the operation and maintenance of the cannals Men totaling an American and divers well be sought to aid the tanks of the companies concerned selections will hinge on company needs and capacity.
Medical authorities note that about nine tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess stomach acid rather than lack of digestive juice. Delicate lining is irritated, digestion delayed, and sourness and pain follow. Bisurated magnesia offers relief. take a small dose after meals to calm the stomach.
London reports controlled official plan to raise bread and meat rations. Lord Rhondda stated in London that April aims to boost worn workers amid 50 percent and doubled allocations for very hard labor. Wheat outlook described as hopeful, no alarm. bread rationing scheme under preparation. Westminster records teachers' salaries rising by 205000 dollars this year.
Antonio Dé Gravino, a coal miner from Pile View, joins the Thousand Dollar Wire Savings Club by paying 2600 in cash for a bin. Workers at Felintereh and Scotland commission are denied a weekly wage advance of 10 shillings.
In Cripple Creek on March 1 Judge Karl W Farr presided over a defunct look alike hearing involving Be fore judge and tax pay outs. The proceeding referenced a claimed order by a federal entity and a judge’s fares argument. In another note a pension for school teachers at Washtigien is mentioned.
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