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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
3
The Sunday night address at Pirat Congregational Church discusses Billy Sunday as a major American evangelist. Reverend Matthews analyzes Sunday’s influence, sermons, and public reception, noting both his fervor and the concerns of church leaders about sensationalism and personal conduct.
An old advertisement fragment touts a product named SIOU Reward SUK for catarrh and stomach issues. It argues it removes digestive problems, improves general health, and strengthens the body, attributed to Ed. Chaney Co. of Toledo.
A reader reflects on Billy Sunday’s revival ministry and its impact, praising his forceful stand against evil while critiquing his rhetoric and style. He credits Sunday with awakening personal conscience and urging Christian action, yet notes concerns about zeal, political persuasion, and electrocution imagery of the Kaiser.
In New Castle Pennsylvania today the Sutherland alliance filed for a presidential bid. Supporters cite his Roe publicaniam record as a U.S. senator from West Virginia and his long career, noting Missouri origins and Columbia education as part of a rising candidacy.
A local gathering honored Dr. E. P. Mills with a wrist watch as he departs for a new posting. The event reflected warm wishes from colleagues and friends for his future assignment abroad.
Unclear fragment presents a weight loss offer with promises of free advertising and zero cost. Mentions a gate and a person named Ruaran- Leed urging slimming. Contains typographic errors and fragmented phrases.
An ad compares two types of men in the business and political world, highlighting iron blood and stamina versus weakness and fatigue. It promotes Nuxated Iron as a tonic to enrich blood, restore energy, and strengthen nerves and muscles, promising renewed vigor in two weeks.
A one year service commemoration was held at Fleet Congregational Church with Rev. Godfrey Matthews present. A wrist watch was presented, a brief response by Dr. Bilis followed by a luncheon. Musical program featured Milas Dora Smith with Miss Irving Shinids on piano, a violin performance, and vocal selections by My Task singer Ll Howes and Miss Na salie Helberg with Vera Beafon.
April 28 report from Washington lists total American expeditionary forces casualties at 275,801 with breakdowns by action, wounds, and missing. It names individuals from states and regions, including Marines, with several corrections appended for previously reported cases.
The Galion Spike celebration parade committee met in city hall and detailed plans for May 10. Captain J K Ward led military division discussions and every returned service member in Weber County was urged to join the parade. A Soldiers Sailors and Marines club dance at Glenwood Park next Monday invites all county service men.
Dispatch from London reports three Americans killed in a night attack near Winchester in Africa amid tensions between American blacks and allied forces. The siege left many dead as British troops quelled the disturbance. A separate domestic ad touts Foley Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and kidney trouble.
Lorin Farr Park hosts a county and city wide dance and box social to honor military service with committees preparing for a major event. A business recess is planned, with participation by military units and Red Cross nurses, American Patriotic groups, and women’s groups. Soldiers’ club units announce restrictions for those dishonorably discharged or objectors from attending the function.
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