Editorial on vital issues and food relief in California
The Standard prints an editorial urging duty in wartime conscription, government expansion, and national sacrifice. It praises Richmond California for its municipal food baskets and markets cutting costs, distributing vegetables fish and staples at near cost, funded by city efforts and donations, and urges similar programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
California
Avoshine Club
Thinkograph
Intereat
United States
Anna
Ely
Itc
Tegmato
Neason
Commission
Daaketa
Dangerous Patent Remedies Targeting Health Nonsense
A clipped OCR page presents a jumble of medical quackery advertisements. Claims push home remedies and pills for digestion hair loss dandruff and nervous symptoms. Multiple names, addresses, and dubious tonics appear, urging readers to obtain familiar potions from druggists and mail in for treatments.
Submarine Warfare Invention Sparks Allied Hope
A New York inventor claims a device to attack submarines has won acceptance from both Washington and the British Admiralty. The World and Times report cautiously, noting high hopes despite official secrecy. Recent British mine actions off the German coast bolster morale for all governments involved.
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Payal Consulting Board
New York
Intervat
Washington
Admiralty
Mo Tv
New York Times
Europe
How to Avoid a Calamity in Food Shortages
The piece argues a looming food shortage is possible beyond economic fixes and criticizes waste in the United States. It cites Americans’ wasteful habits, contrasts with Europe, and notes wheat surplus claims by Ogden to counter alarms while asserting hundreds of millions of bushels of grain are available.
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United States
Europe
Ogden
Alalima
Ovran
A Tribute to the Flag From Tarper's Magaran Fragment
An unsigned excerpt titled A Tribute to the Flag presents a flowing patriotic meditation on the flag as emblem and blessing. The text blends ornate imagery with a narration that hints at dialogue and a wartime or civic atmosphere, though the source is garbled and difficult to date or locate.
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Heaven
Wberry
Spanish American War Veterans Rights for Officers Entry
The Spanish American War veterans report they face discouragement from state officials when seeking entry to officer training camps. They argue veterans who served actively should receive priority and be allowed to contribute their experience to new recruits, easing the path for their involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btanchard
Recruiting Parade Five Set For Friday Evening Start
Desnite arrangements for Orden's Recruiting Parade in the Kyalaras district have been practically perfected, announced by TW E Zoppann, chairman. The parade forms at 7 15 at the national giant ar mory on Twenty fourth street and moves at 7 30 under Marshal J H DeVine and assistants. Nearly a thousand men and boys will march with Troop U B and Troop K First Utah Cavalry Grand Army and Spanish American War veterans Ogden High cadets Home Guard Junior Guards and recruiting officers. After marching along Washington avenues to Twenty sixth street the parade ends at Washington avenue where a program of patriotic music and speeches follows. The parade committee includes W E Zuppann Captain W E Knesas Captain J J Ward Charles H Berton and others. Captain Ward called Troop K to assemble at 7 15 at the armory Friday. Other commanders issued similar calls.
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Orden
Kyaloras i
TW. E. Zoppann
National Giant Armory
J. H. DeVine
First Utah Cavalry
Grand Army Veterans
Bopanieb-American War Veterans
Ogden High School Cadets
Ogden Home Guard
Ogden Junior Guards
Twenty-fourth Street
Washington Avenue
Orth
Washiegion Avenue
Twenty Third Street
Washiegion
Grant Avenue
Colthier
Paraie
W. E. Zuppann
W. E. Knesas
J. J. Ward
Charles H. Berton
Robert Wilson
F. G. Vallerea
George Wardlaw
Ward
Samuel Hall Bound Over On Serious Change
Samuel Hall charged with a statutory offense against a 16 year old deaf and dumb girl of unsound talnd, bound over to district court for trial. bail set at 2000. J D Coles charged with burglary in the third degree bound over to district court, bail 300. He entered the Butet sstoon at 132 Twenty-Aich street last Friday night, arrested by Hatrol. men John Hutchins and Peter Navin with a large pail of beer in his possession.
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Samuel Hall
Muatelhal
George 5
Barker
Gay
Max
J. D. Coles
District Court
Butet
Cozy Theatre Reopens as Coly House with Page Mystery
The Coly Theatre reopens today under the Cozy name after a full interior overhaul by painter decorators and Anishera. Manager 3 B Sieck reports a grand front and new decor, as Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge star in The Page Mystery at the Tel Theatre with ongoing performances this week.
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Oracle Theatre
Plashcure
Halle
Cory
B. Sieck
Brussels
Birck
Carlyle Blackwell
June Elvidge
Tel
Wrestling Reforms Prompt California Promoters
California wrestling aims to revive interest by securing top contenders and staging bouts in smaller halls. Promoters face high costs with limited pay and the sport attracts media attention as the best competitors are sought, while some athletes are warned off. No football predictions due to war. spring practice dwindles and schedules may vanish. A Leeds conference calls government to restrict alcohol use in wartime production and Canadian letters pay rises are discussed.
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San Peanelsco
Prado
California
Mediaera
Pranuters
Auto Ballad of a Car and Poverty Refrain
A humorous lament in verse on overindulgence in a car. The speaker recalls spending three years ago on the vehicle and now faces financial strain and breakdowns. He laments high costs, longing for swift travel, and asks for help to buy back the car and speed onward. The piece blends playful rhymes with hardship themes and regional spelling.
Cozy Theatre Reopens At Noon With New Decor
The Cozy theatre opens today at noon after redecorating and repainting. Helen Holmes stars in The Railroad Raiders while Charlie Chaplin features in Easy Street. Reel Life admission is 5c and 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holmes
Charlie Chaplin
Reel Life
O Flahertys Promotion Puzzle in Buffalo News
A fragment from the Buffalo News notes Mrs O Flaherty asking about her husband’s call up for military service. It mentions he has six months’ expension and is assigned to remote duty abroad, with questions about government ability to reach him and who can call him up if his wife cannot.
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O'Flaherty
Maclagan
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