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Sworn to and subscribed before me this Sunday of October 1957 Bel T R Oconnolly Notary Public My Commission Expired January 20 1971
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1917
Page
2
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Sunday of October 1957 Bel T R Oconnolly Notary Public My Commission Expired January 20 1971
An Armenian speaker proclaims a world transforming invention amid wartime discussion. The passage juxtaposes vast natural imagery with call to service, hinting at rewards for those who act with honesty and purpose, while urging diligence and trust in leadership.
Specter of peace sudden and near looms as stock market activity signals financiers see Germany weakening. Reports from New York banks and European finance circles suggest peace would come with swift collapse of German morale. English and French leaders seek American aid, hoping Allied leverage will blunt German resilience and end the war strain. Russia counts millions dead and wounded as reserves dwindle, signaling broader collapse and a decisive shift toward settlement.
A historical piece notes drafted men will yield an army of 1,497,881 with navies totaling 24,298 and marines 20,971, summing 1,752,146 as the nation’s largest armed force. Utah contributes 7,625, reflecting wartime manpower. It also urges thrift and Liberty bonds, urging citizens to save and fund the war effort through subscriptions.
The American Society for Thrift leader 18 W Straus argues that widespread bond purchase will expand personal thrift. He contends McAdoo can persuade citizens to invest in Liberty bonds, enabling saved funds for old age or rainy days and aiding the country in its financial needs.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalling a Will of Charles Lounsbury, noting modest riches but priceless blessings. It references bequests to fathers and mothers, trust for children, and a playful, gracious tone amidst banter about political expectations.
The article reports a U S military authority stating Germany cannot be defeated on the western front. It argues a German victory would redraw borders including Heligoland and Alsace Lorraine while Russia would exit. It urges American support to prevent a Prussian autocracy and to finish the war with allied victory.
At the depot in Balt we find mothers of soldier boys on the road to Linda Vista. They recall the sorrow and uncertainty of war as they wait for their sons. Parental faith is urged, promising a brighter day when their boys return safely.
Washington and Maryland letters report Cardinal Gibbons subscribing to U S bonds to support government efforts. He expresses best wishes for the Joan’s survival and urges others to follow by example, stating he subscribes to the extent of his means.
An ad describes a skin remedy named Fite sema available at drug stores. It claims to clear eczema and other skin troubles, removes blemishes, and leaves skin healthy. The product is marketed as non sticky, non greasy, with antiseptic action and easy application at a low per-use cost.
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