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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1918
Page
9
Volunteers to fight grew quickly as newspaper headlines showed the need. At British-Canadian Recruiting Mission offices men signed up, spurred by reports of death and destruction. Officers and veterans recalled trench days, urged renewed effort to send volunteers forward.
Dorothy Dix argues men dread intelligent wives and fear women who are clever and educated. He contends most men prefer superficial charm over brains, yet a truly able partner can sustain marriage beyond youth’s bloom, making the intelligent woman a threat to casual male vanity.
Five reels of authentic war pictures titled Fighting in France are showing at the Lyceum today. The screenings offer vivid scenes of frontline combat and trench life, capturing the realities of the war for local audiences.
Heber Scowcroft calls for greater potato use to ease wheat shortage. United States food administration urges grocers to display potatoes and push their consumption in all advertising. Message stresses abundant perishable potato supply and need to conserve wheat for export, outlining a nationwide campaign involving wholesale grocers and retailers.
Miri chapter Mo 14 presents a Baylern Stir benefiting Hed Craws at the Presbyteriac church on April 26. The program lists members and performances, inviting attendance to support the cause with festive music and period attire.
Prince Sarath Ghosh of a historic Indian lineage tours the United States under Indure sponsorship and plans to settle here. A prolific traveler, he has authored works on political and sociological topics and has lectured on the destiny of America.
A farewell dinner was held Saturday evening honoring Fred Taylor, in charge of sugar distribution for the federal fund administration, before his departure to Washington. The Weber club hosted about twenty five friends including W. Ware and L. Koeipp, with brief remarks urging continued support for conservation allies.
Roy Stewart stars in the Triangle Western feature Boas of the Lazy Y shown at the Cozy. Pathe Weekly notes the film's presence at the theater and marks its latest release cycle.
Alternate selections for the contingent unit list 40 soldiers 19 Tavs Oeden include Wintanbury M Kelly Arnald Dengsfioll Ambrage Mevar hind Kark Werigh Thomas G Mallon and Capek. They will act as informants for the company from 41 to Trave Graen at 81 im. They depart April 28 and will accompany the data anly iy ease vee if needed for the regular men.
Real estate transfer notices show Terry Hort wand wife Elevina Merensa and others with administrator actions. Mentions consideration and warranty deeds, warranty Berd, and properties including Stephen's Gal addition. Names such as Haden, Wheelwright, and black J appear with parcel references like R423.
The Rolling Stones show was presented at De Orpheum by the University campus group. East and oral friends joined the excursion in automobiles and were welcomed by the ladies of the chapter with a dinner. The show, though held in a small venue, featured capable actors who delivered a polished performance with strong audience reception.
Efforts to stage a play are noted before a key figure retires. Five spring concerns in Oklahoma City sign two year agreements with Hookbind ars Tinion. Journeymen wages rise by $1 per year, and Feancen's wines increase by $159 in the first year and by $1 in the second year.
Milwaukee reader Mrs Dooley praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving fatigue and menstrual discomfort from long workdays. She credits the remedy with restoring energy and vitality and urges other working girls to try it under the Pinkham medicine firm guidance.
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