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Part 1.) R. Stanley mentions on page 59 (in the answer to exercise 24a, which is the identity mentioned in the OP) in Enumerative Combinatorics vol. 1 (exercise is 78a in later edition) the following somewhat inconclusive fact:

Some related results are due to Euler and recounted in $\S$303 of P.A. MacMahon, Combinatory Analysis, vol. 2, Cambridge University Press, 1916...

Searching the Euler archive showed a few similar results (but those were on the generating function of $\sigma(n)$ being related to the logarithmic derivative of the Euler generating function.

Part 1.) R. Stanley mentions on page 59 (in the answer to exercise 24a, which is the identity mentioned in the OP) in Enumerative Combinatorics 1 the following somewhat inconclusive fact:

Some related results are due to Euler and recounted in $\S$303 of P.A. MacMahon, Combinatory Analysis, vol. 2, Cambridge University Press, 1916...

Searching the Euler archive showed a few similar results (but those were on the generating function of $\sigma(n)$ being related to the logarithmic derivative of the Euler generating function.

Part 1.) R. Stanley mentions on page 59 (in the answer to exercise 24a, which is the identity mentioned in the OP) in Enumerative Combinatorics vol. 1 (exercise is 78a in later edition) the following somewhat inconclusive fact:

Some related results are due to Euler and recounted in $\S$303 of P.A. MacMahon, Combinatory Analysis, vol. 2, Cambridge University Press, 1916...

Searching the Euler archive showed a few similar results (but those were on the generating function of $\sigma(n)$ being related to the logarithmic derivative of the Euler generating function.

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Part 1.) R. Stanley mentions on page 59 (in the answer to exercise 24a, which is the identity mentioned in the OP) in Enumerative Combinatorics 1 the following somewhat inconclusive fact:

Some related results are due to Euler and recounted in $\S$303 of P.A. MacMahon, Combinatory Analysis, vol. 2, Cambridge University Press, 1916...

Searching the Euler archive showed a few similar results (but those were on the generating function of $\sigma(n)$ being related to the logarithmic derivative of the Euler generating function.