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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
7
A reader cites relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes initial hesitation with doctors, then improvement after six bottles. It advises others to seek the remedy and, if needed, contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
Americans react to Clemenceau era leaders, praising bold resolve but noting a shortage of men with Clemenceau’s drive to meet global demands. The message highlights wartime spirit, loyalty to France, and the view that leaders like Clemenceau are scarce and needed to shape world affairs.
A fragmentary reminiscence refers to biblical figures Elisha and Elijah and makes scattered remarks about a 30 pieces of silver theme and a Brooklyn Eagle mention. The text is garbled with slang and unrelated asides, offering no clear event or date.
Washington May 28 Officials here offered no clear progress report on the German push along the Aisne front. Experts view the Aisne drive as a prelude to a broader assault toward Amiens and Paris, aiming to force French and British reserves to shift and weaken lines from Montdidier to Amiens. Officials caution that outcomes remain uncertain with no decisive movement on the front and note contemporaneous U.S. commerce figures showing imports and exports fluctuating in the late spring period.
At a Knights of Columbus meeting, it was agreed to take charge of a Paul iet choir engagement on June 47 and divert 6 percent of funds, beyond expenses, to the Knights of Columbus war fund. The parish choir is led by a Catholic priest, comprising boys and men of varied beliefs and attire.
An advertisement promotes Bl-nesta for stomach pain after meals. It touts a simple half glass of hot water with powder or tablet form, claiming rapid digestive relief. It urges readers to consult a druggist for the product and promises a money back guarantee.
American imports rose in April compared with March though efforts declined slightly. The report notes holding patterns in foreign trade and signals continued activity despite softer momentum.
The text discusses how kidneys retain poisons when excretion is delayed and links this to headaches fever and irritated passage. It mentions a prescription but provides no clear actionable guidance or complete instructions.
A fragmented advertisement notes a health product sold by all druggists. It mentions poisons and a cure geared toward restoring health and natural balance. The read text is incomplete but implies a patent medicine promotion.
Brigham City May 28 report: Box Elder Scouts issue challenge from Honeyville for a track meet on June 2. Notable local items include cemetery lot care plans, water restrictions easing lawn sprinkling, changes at Morgan and White Auto, war savings drive progress, Port Promontory’s strong fund showing, and community moves like Yehleken day. Delegates return from Tremonton business shifts and local residents enlist or await training.
Ethel Renton of the Salvation Army returns to the United States after nine months on the front line aiding a war fund drive. Captain Renton described Salvation Army women braving danger, manning huts behind the firing line, and ministering to soldiers while troops faced peril.
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An advertisement touts a product promising to restore natural hair color and shine, claiming it helps women appear younger. It emphasizes gradual color return without dyeing or scalp harm, and promotes ease of use via combing through the hair. Sold everywhere with a money back guarantee for 761 units.
Slaterville, a small rural community of sixty residents, rapidly organized a relief drive at a settlement site. Local volunteers opened a work effort, collecting funds and materials to assist those in need. The community credited the mobilization to a few key contributors and a local aid plan, aiming to provide timely support within a brief period.
Bedford Ohio resident Franke A Har key reports relief after using Vinal ton ic claiming to regain strength and vitality. The Cadens and at the best drug stores nationwide advertise the tonic with a guarantee.
May 28 report lists Captain Thomas Edward Walker of the United States Army Medical Service and eleven lieutenants as recipients of the British Military Cross. Names include Linwood M. Gable, Artin Vertog Pur Kell, Clinton Samuel Adany, Harold Paster, Jon Grege, Amott Lay, Hahbwin Voyes, Gry i Php belts, and Earvey Om ydegrare.
The board discusses accepting an auto company offer involving a trade for a new Nash truck. Payment terms show a $725 trade value with $717.70 cash balance. The matter is not settled and referred for further consideration by the commissioners.
段 The Forest Service probes report misuse of more than 600 dollars by Red Cross related staff and attaches, with monthly salary deductions and allocations unclear, while a fund administrator promises payroll controls.
Fragmented OCR discusses Foley Kidney Pila and claimed relief effects as well as unnamed doctors Ed Velton Rogers Ma r Ten eehien and others. It mentions kidney pills and warnings of side effects, with garbled phrases about timing symptoms and potential reactions.
Former president delivers a vigorous speech urging English as the sole language in schools and public life. He condemns multilingualism, warns against pacifist advocates, and calls for universal military training as a defense against perceived threats. He asserts assimilation and loyalty to American language and culture.
Fragmented excerpts recount wartime letters and speeches about conscription and patriotism. Mention Apollo-like rhetoric and government bonds, with references to Camp Dodge, Madison Wisconsin, and Chicago. Strong focus on public morale, education funding, and army cantoments as centers of wartime mobilization.
A dispatch from the city and county contingents to Camp Lewis expresses gratitude to local officials and the people who supported the volunteers entering service. Captains HG Jones and William Anderson signed the message. A farmer challenges a comment about piety during a Bible reading scene.
Fragmented OCR text references Themis and a smoking Cun, a destroyed cathedral, a provocative line about the god of the Germans and an election. Mentions Germany under Allied policing for a century and a stray Corpus Christi context. Content is garbled and largely unreadable.
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