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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
2
An independent daily newspaper notes its publication schedule and Associated Press reuse rights. The piece references the Ghous foundation and subscription terms while mentioning news distribution in Utah and surrounding regions.
A British writer in The Christian World praises American women for wealth and independence while noting men misread their strength. He commends their energy, practicality, and organizational skills, contrasting them with perceived male limitations in ambition and sentiment.
The piece argues against entangling alliances and warns that U S policy must avoid European entanglements. It notes a shift toward acknowledging that America cannot remain aloof while European developments unfold and suggests caution in intervention.
A World’s Work article discusses Rear Admiral Sims and the naval controversy sparked by his views on policy and the Navy Department. It notes the initial defense, the later press revelations, and the public calls for investigation into the matter, highlighting concerns over naval leadership and American naval prestige.
The article notes the navy was rebuilt with updated ships and scows removed from frontline use. Admiral Sima was vindicated in a later inquiry, with several older vessels decommissioned and modern ships added to restore naval strength. A forecast suggests Sima will be recalled to duty and that good will follow his critical wartime report.
Observers say collectors of internal revenue are worn out by last minute rises and the strain of collecting taxes. The debate over the treaty and statutes dominates concerns about what the United States Senate will do next. Professor David Todd of Abbott College plans to fly to unseen heights.
An advert promotes an internal remedy for catarrh and head noises claiming relief after other treatments fail. It urges readers to share the home prescription, detailing a double strength preparation to be mixed with water and taken daily, asserting it can restore hearing and balance air pressures in the ear.
Variety note announces a vaudeville act titled Ladies First and Now Bayes Coming by Landloa Vir Nar Bayes slated for March 21 at the Orphen venue. The act is described as comic and widely popular in cities where it has appeared, with a New York credit noted and a three month Chicago tour from which it travels to the current location.
A Chicago meeting of Methodist leaders reviewed pension funding and support for church workers and dependents. The discussion cited an annual sum near a proposed figure to sustain benefits, with the emphasis on continued financial backing and long term commitments.
The document outlines a farmers platform seeking elimination of middlemen and protection of farmers rights including organization and expert representation. It lists candidates and invites responses from presidential and congressional hopefuls, emphasizing cooperative oversight, farm credit, conservation, and fair rail and service access.
Fragmentary text questions whether to honor war debts through graduated plans or by the wealthier, seeks national conservation and forest protection, and asks about securing national control over interstate capital and farm supplies while preserving rights of press and public assembly.
A building partial collapse in Monties/Mage area results in multiple fatalities and injuries. Rescue teams work amid debris as witnesses report chaos and a dying man. Authorities investigate causes while hospitals treat wounded victims and assess the broader impact.
Fragmentary text discusses gender identity and biology with scattered phrases about marriage, a person named Sima, and a vague naval reference. The meaning is obscured and concrete details are not discernible.
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