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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1917
Page
2
High Ideals and Public Duty in Wartime America
Frank Knox praises America's capacity for high ideals as key to winning the war and shaping postwar humanity. He warns of materialism and voter corruption, urges reform of laws and registries, and envisions a future where business and politics are guided by service, sacrifice, and public spirit. Also notes the death of Joseph J. Choate and remarks on Roosevelt as potential president. Warm weather brings early summer heat and prospects of a bountiful fruit season in Ogden with ample water and high prices for sugar in the near term.
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Frank Knox
Balfour
United States Senate
America
Germany
Dalfour
Knox
Joseph . J. Choate
Britain
McKinley
United States
Lincoln
Ogden
Eccles
Roosevelt and Congress debate sending volunteers to France in WWI
The article argues Theodore Roosevelt could lead a volunteer force to France but warns Congress and military leaders must approve and soldiers must be trained for trench warfare. It notes the risk of sending troops to fatigue and heavy casualties while aiming to relieve allied lines and bolster morale.
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Roosevelt
France
Theodora Roosevelt
Roonevelt
Congress
Hoosevalt
Russia
Council of Soldiers
Amazed Doctors Claim Bon-Opto Strengthens Weak Eyes
Philadelphia readers are urged by Dr. Lewis that Bon-Opto tablets can strengthen weak eyes, reduce inflammation and redness, and may allow wearers to discard glasses. The ad cites patient testimonials of restored vision, including an almost blind man who can now read without glasses, and notes the product is not a patent medicine.
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Lewis
Philadelphia
Pao
Tara
Cis
Pas
Tha Manufactere
Mcintyre Co
Why the Germans Are Loyal Deserved Tribute in Butte Miner
A Butte Miner tribute argues Germans in the United States show loyalty despite few arrests, praising German-born parents for sending sons to join the U S army. The piece says Germans uphold law, favor liberty, and align with American ideals over autocracy, contrasting reverence for fatherland with commitment to the republic and national welfare. It highlights loyalty, law, and the republic as core German-American values in wartime.
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United States
Butte
St. Gerard
Germany
America
Our
Republic
Ao Lala
Mifttariam
Ogden Society Folk Feature in Babylonian Themed Photoplay
Ogden Society volunteers help stage temple scenes for the Babylonian inspired photoplay The Wonderful Babylonisa produced by Ogden Pictures. Director Harry Revier and master electrician August Grassi receive praise for lighting effects. Local players and officials, including J L Reynolds and Jack Mower, participate, with two hundred society members offering assistance in the Alhambra studio scenes of Mammon worship and ascent to a grand temple.
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Babylonisa
Ogden Pictures Corporation
Coxden
Critica
Alhambra
Harry Revier
Thomas Brierly
Atra
Revier
Mammon
Ogden
August Grassi
Raya
Aaron Hoffman
Gotham
Boasner
W. Fred Boasner
J. L. Reynolds
Weber Club
Jack Mower
San Francisco
William Devere
Lester Park
Hie
Byron Wark
Earl Pardoe
Albert Scowcroft
The
Picture Corporation
Nias Frances Sanzon
Aisa Bettle Mack
Mea Tillian Walker
Llnyd Lewx
Numeous
Nebuchadnezzar
Sennacherib
Tabylon
Babylon
Til
United States
Drink Hot Water For Indigestion Comment
Sufferers from wind or stomach acidity are advised to take a teaspoonful of pure magnesia in hot water before meals to wash out mucus and prevent fermentation. A cup of hot water with a pinch of magnesia after meals reduces excess acidity. The treatment is proposed as superior to artificial digestants and may be obtained from druggists in powder or tablets, bisulated form preferred.
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Halla
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Ravnie
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Company
Wyoming
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Midwest Refining
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United Oid
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