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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
3
Aged press notes describe wartime fears of rising prices as the war drags on. General Mackensen’s 1916 operations against Russian lines are cited, detailing heavy bombardment, breakthrough moves, and potential Allied actions to blunt advances.
A wartime briefing notes five air groups over the east coast and London last night. British authorities say threats of reprisals have not materialized. German and French targets near the Rhine have been bombed with explosions reported along the river, but no evidence of retaliation against British forces.
A second digauter has befallen the Italian orimies. The Germens have a out flanked part of Cadoran's forces and amb' fi their prisoners until now.
A reader describes severe coughs and fatigue with chronic symptoms and seeks guidance. An expert replies suggesting a laxative and blood cleansing regimen to ease constipation, restore digestion, and return vigor, recommending a three-grain Hypo-nicline tablet daily for several months to boost energy and appetite.
The fragment describes a Soviet Brussttoffa army near Chabrief's as Backenaen presses a defense. Yousral Brussttoffa may have halted the Chrpathisna forces near the Wistoba river. Mackennen’s force reportedly moved beyond lines, while Brissilott and General Ewarta fought Gorans on the flank to protect communications.
A Civil War era notice from Star Lodge No. 29 urges banning banquets and refreshments to support the government and Allies. It promotes economy at home to aid mobilization, asking citizens to conserve and redirect surplus to the cause.
A garbled passage discusses loyalty and a critique of foreign influence, referencing The Vigilantes, the concept of taproots like Abbrty loyalty, and a boastful American stance. It mentions India, Germany, and an Irish contractor, framing a debate on patriotism and protection through education and practice.
A critical veering analysis on Allied coordination failures against the central powers. The piece notes the United States and Britain, France, and Italy face uncoordinated efforts, urging unified command to strengthen Italy’s defense and Verdun contrasts. It reports US export waivers to Italy, ship tonnage promises, and shipping-board efforts amid supply shortages.
Taniga promised may not be available for thirty days. Italy’s greatest need is coal and material for factories. She has drawn about 109000 tons of coal monthly from the United States, and with Enaltah cont harder to obtain, American coal shipments near 400000 tons monthly. The winter shortfall reaches 2000000 tons and US shipping is strained, forcing reliance on Spanish tonnage and wartime convoys. The Standard notes U boats have reduced available shipping to danger point as the expeditionary force heads to France.
Salt Lake papers report the Utah Power & Light Company planned rate increases today, with Ogden excluded as Salt Lake and American forces push to prevent a monopoly. The Standard confirmed Ogden would not be raised, noting local labor and public pressure to deter a rival fight system.
Medical authorities say about nine tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juice. Antacid products are unnecessary. Bisurated Stegnesia and Sinurated Magnesia offer relief post meals without harmful effects.
President Graz issues a circular to Brazil’s leaders urging sacrifice for wartime limits and higher agricultural output. He stresses cooperation to keep expenses down and make Brazil a granary for allied causes amid war efforts.
Paris dispatch reports the royalist press La Lce don Franca ise accusing the government of a planned royalist move. Authorities investigate suspected mobilization plans tied to L Action Francaise indexes from 1914-17. Food regulation notices warn licenses must be secured to avoid penalties.
Washington Nov 1 License relations were imposed today on Halion s Malesiactic era and Atstrite units of staple food commodities to curb profiteering and support war supply. Over 100000 dealers including headsquar ters importers middlement and Sneger potailers are now under federal regulation with arrest penalties for speculation hoarding and excess profits. While some small sellers are excluded initial licensing will extend to con form with food law directives as thousands submit applications to administration HQ.
Lexington Kentucky November 1 White Leghorn owned by Dr Lindsay Iuttand of Lowlaville was announced winner of the year’s national egg laying contest at the Kentucky experiment station hare. She laid 289 eggs and was believed on the way to break the record.
A garbled page piece shows overheard dialogue with a summer boarder and locals. Phrases reference trees, begseh afaim Tor, and puns about instruments, producing a mosaic of stray characters and broken ideas from a 19th or early 20th century column.
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