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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
2
The Standard reports a muddled protest narrative citing Milukoff and Rumita as influencing thoughts of separation. It notes soldiers and workers in Tuscia wavering toward German overtures and predicts weak trenches and a fragile republic amid internal discord and shifting allegiances.
The report outlines three days of dispatches on submarine menace and fears of British and French resistance failing due to starvation from cut food supplies. Earl Carson cautions the task ahead is formidable but ship loss will not derail the ultimate war aim. The piece notes American concern over possible German victory and potential U.S. involvement. It also mentions unrest in St Petersburg with crowds demanding the resignation of Foreign Minister Mijukoff.
Edfort Ogden Standard discusses patriotic economy to sustain war effort. It argues keeping money in circulation, maintaining employment, and avoiding panic to fund war costs. Emphasizes efficiency, consumer spending, and continued public works to support prosperity and rapid victory. It notes seven billion dollars spent domestically could raise wealth and that income tax boosts general prosperity. Also mentions a local “Tin Can Alley” cleanup drive with ongoing litter problems.
The American commission led by Ellbu Root aims to keep Russia united for two months to offer a plan for mobilizing resources. Root will lead four railroad experts to reorganize Russian transportation, with Western railroad companies sending reps to Siberia to improve the road and units to be sent from the United States and Japan to service Russian rails.
Notice states beginning Saturday May 5 retail lumber dealers will open their yards every Saturday at 12 o'clock Real includes list of multiple companies such as Volken Lumber, Walker Lumber, Rodles Lures, Dadger Coal and Lumber, Utah and Oregon Lumber, Greta Coal and Lumber, Wheelwright Lumber, Reenap Lumber, Gwilliams Lumber and Coal, plus ads urging readers to watch The Standard for bargains and your own price.
A fragmentary protest poem blames Jeannette Rankin of Montana for voting his states rights and questions whether women in Congress can handle duties. The piece links to Bitter controversy over her representation and cites Montana and national figures in criticism.
The Red Cross theater ticket drive has sold far beyond seats available. Mrs D C Eccles asks all ticket sellers to attend a 7:30 PM meeting at the Red Cross room in the First National Bank building to reconcile ticket counts with remaining seats and ensure every purchaser gets full value for the entertainment.
The American war hero Lieut Ware, famed for sinking a German submarine off the English coast, arrived in London to a celebratory reception. At thirty, he ranks as one of the navy’s top gunners and has become a national symbol of maritime bravery amid the port’s festivities.
Ogden gathers film talent as four more actors join the cast for the Alhambra stage shoot of the drama Lust of the Arts. Fox makeup king Sorell arrives from New York with Los Angeles talent to film scenes at Glenwood Park and the Alhambra theater. Directors plan to use 200 adults and 206 seniors for types and future work. filming to begin around morning light.
The notice warns that congested kidneys cause distress and should not be neglected. It notes both men and women may suffer backache kidney and bladder discomfort, headaches and misdirected pain. It emphasizes danger of kidney congestion versus constipation.
An advertisement touts Ratmwort Teblete as a remedy to reduce inflammation and restore normal secretion after urination. It asserts relief from burning, scalding pain, and other urinary distress with no medicine better for kidney irregularities.
A large crowd gathered at the Children's Aid dispensary for a Better Babies event. Mrs Woodbury lectured on teething and play, stressing outdoor air, proper bedding, avoiding overfeeding, and limiting overstimulation. Mrs Eisenberg demonstrated bathing and dressing techniques as questions followed.
Funeral services for Clar ence Mellewell son of the late Joseph and Mrs Keewell were held in the Twelfth ward chapel with Bishop Wheelwright presiding. Friends and relatives mourned the unexpected death in Los Angeles as eight additional speakers paid tribute. Interment was in the city cemetery with national guard pallbearers.
An advertisement claims Freckle-Face Sun and Wing remove freckles easily through a guaranteed treatment. It promises a clearer complexion after a few applications and offers a money back guarantee if no results, stressing double strength if needed from a trusted dealer.
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