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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
9
In London a bid to surpass Charles Scheck of Baltimore who riveted 2720 rivets in nine hours failed. A squad under Robert Parrantry hammered 4276 rivets in nine hours at 475 rivets per hour, claiming a new world record though agents aimed for 2850.
Hiutham claims Hanar in Quincy Massachusetts amid rivet race at Bethlehem Shipbuilding plant. Uproar over credit arises as Charles Schock and Chas Malham enter claims. Riveters Schock 2720 rivets in nine hours, Mutha 2805 and others vow to surpass.
A downtown druggist touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a long standing remedy to restore natural hair color. The ad claims the solution darkens gray hair naturally with a simple daily use by brushing through a strand, offering a glossy look by morning after one or two applications.
A farewell party in honor of Peter Kasius, instructor at Weber Nor College and superintendent of the Sith ward Sunday school, is planned for Friday at J. Carver's home. About twenty members of his ward friends have been invited as he prepares to take up a government appointment in Washington.
A man named L Lester Stroh of Macksburg Pennsylvania was fatally injured when a switch engine with cars passed over him at the Twentieth street crossing after he attempted to catch a northbound freight. He died at 1 30 a m despite medical intervention. Police seek next of kin in Martinsburg.
An advertisement promotes Q-ban Halo Color Nestover claiming to restore natural hair color without dyeing or staining the scalp. It urges women to use it for youthful appearance, notes easy availability from druggists, and offers a money back guarantee.
French dispatch praises American action in Lorraine near Anservillers on May 5. Three patrols rushed the hamlet at 3 am without artillery, one squad of eight under Lt Cassidy entered Anservillers, fought through German forces with trench knives, killing two and wounding a corporal. No American casualties reported.
Prosecutors outlined alleged anti war propaganda by a Seattle group as defense chief Vanderveer clashed with jurors, warning of possible sabotage and facing hostile threats. Witnesses described publications and finances while prosecutors noted threats to officials.
Amsterdam May. The peace treaty signed by Germany and Ler ul Hes with Trumania includes eight clauses. It restores peace, demobilizes the Rumanian army, redraws borders with Bulgaria and Dobrogea, permits emigration, limits war costs, and regulates Danube navigation while central allies hold river ships. Equality of religions is guaranteed. further European relations will be set by separate agreements.
James A. Wood deputy U S food administrator for Nevada was arrested in San Francisco on bribery charges. Authorities say he accepted 300 dollars part of a 50 dollar monthly protection scheme for the South Fork Flour mills of Elko. He was trapped in a local hotel with a marked bill and a voice recording. bail set at 5000. He faced examination before Commissioner T E Hayden.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEGA Hastert capsules as a cure for kidney and related health issues. It promises relief from back pain rheumatism joint problems and urinary troubles with a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to visit doctors and try the product, claiming rapid system cleansing and overall vitality.
Analysis of shoe problems points to Nedlin Soles as a cure featuring waterproof, non slip and flexible properties. The soles promise longer service, comfort, and safety for men women and children, available in shoe stores and by resoling in repair shops under the Nedlin trade mark. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company markets them in Akron Ohio for spring use.
Incomplete OCR describes government officials charging about 400 dollars monthly. A negotiated deal involved a mill in Nevada with a 1000 dollar reduction and a fine on the company for alleged protection payments. The text notes a required percentage of substitute payments and details unclear due to damaged source.
The student body names officers for each class. Senior officers include Phil Jeppson as president and Joseph Volker as vice president. Juniors elect Stanley Rhees president and Ida Scowcroft as vice president, with William Kaslus as secretary and treasurer. Sophomores choose John Emmett president and Muth Scowerelt as vice president. Freshman officers to be chosen next year after new students arrive.
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