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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1916
Page
5
A discussion on authentic makeup for film portraying a character, detailing methods to source clothing and props from multiple workers and laborers, and noting the challenges of convincing laborers and achieving believability. The author emphasizes natural looks over artificial effects and reflects on the need for patience and diplomatic effort.
A Woman's Page dialogue features Tom Woolford and Neth debating the ethics of private life versus state intervention. They discuss motherhood, personal autonomy, and societal roles, with references to classical ideas and modern perspectives on parenting and authority. The conversation critiques public intrusion while asserting individual responsibility in child care.
The text blends embroidery advice with household recipes and political notes. It discusses dolphin-like moral debates, suggests embroidery projects with stamped patterns, offers tips for making an attractive fudge apron, and includes a cucumber pickling recipe. It also mentions Senator Borah, the immigration bill, and a Senate plan on workmen's compensation debates.
Washington August 18 the government shipping bill won final Senate passage by a 37 to 21 vote ending one of the era’s bitter frictions. The measure, revised to curb government operation, received unified support from Democrats and Republican resistance collapsed. House action followed and attention turned to conference reports as lawmakers eyed adjournment near September first. Provisions authorize rehabilitation of American merchant shipping and related agencies with appropriations around 59,000 dollars tied to canal revenue.
Ray AleNamara piloted the Maxwell roadster from Spokane to Seattle in under thirteen hours and fifty five minutes, breaking prior speed records. The run crossed brisk terrain including Dewett and Snoqualmie passes, with an average over thirty two miles per hour, while officials and editors witnessed the feat.
In a witty exchange set in Flatbush the man argues that men draw pensions after fighting while a woman draws nothing, then counters that a woman indeed draws everything through fighting. The piece notes a seasonal trap where a traveler offers vanity sentiment and impertinence and calls it love.
A large protest by Twenty third Street property owners against proposed paving of Twenty third Street between Wall and Washington Avenues was prepared for the Ogden City Commissioners meeting. The protest lists frontage figures for each property owner and includes names of those opposing and supporting the paving. Order, Utah, Aug 17, 1918.
Charles H Hughes addressed a vast audience in San Francisco denying any concern with political differences and asserting a unifying national purpose. Reported by William Hoster, the speech framed the Republican party as inspired by tradition and aimed at great achievements amid a tense political landscape.
In California the Hepabil Caps and Progressites divide the GOP as pressure mounts over recognition of the Progressive wing led by Johnson and Roosevelt ally Hughes. Rumors swirl of a diplomatic compromise with Roosevelt to placate both sides while old guard leaders push to crush the Progressive faction.
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