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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
9
The description notes a skirting costume built from velour and smoked pearl buttons with blue fox fur accents. It highlights a dramatic gown for a skit with an 46 inch width, using black satin and heavy black embroidery with blue highlights to showcase extreme narrowing.
Dorothy Dix argues parents must teach kindness and courtesy to children. A pleasant demeanor, polite speech, and consideration for others protect social standing and future success, with harm from rude behavior and naked bluntness. The piece urges practical training of children to avoid offense and foster agreeable conduct.
A passage on teaching children unselfishness and others’ needs. It argues that showing genuine interest in others, respecting opinions, and avoiding coercive persuasion builds character. The message warns against turning children into mindless conformists and stresses gentle influence over conflict.
British Prime Minister Lloyd George spoke in Bristol outlining the end of conscription as a path to permanent peace. He argued Europe must abolish conscript armies, defend naval forces, and set a fair, firm German war indemnity. He endorsed a united Allied demand to hold the Kaiser accountable and press for repayment.
An advertisement outlines catarrhal deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes and mucous surfaces. It claims local applications cannot reach the diseased area and promises a cure via Halls Catarrhair air drugs circulating through the nose and throat, with a one hundred dollar reward for any case not learning.
Storied market chaos follows government crop report showing smallest 1918 surplus, with prices leaping to about 1.47 per bushel from 1.40 yesterday. Trading heats up as bidders push up values while shortages loom and transport ships report arrivals as war updates flood the scene.
Chicago report says owners at Americas League meeting will discuss player bans and the length of the 1919 prison, a cap on per team players, and the national baseball invasion plan. Presidents Johnson and Ban Jobson favor a spring training schedule, with California tours possible and cutbacks not yet agreed.
Three women are seated on a Bingham jury as the first female jurors in the district court. The historic panel opens with the three women among the twelve and signals a change in local jurisprudence.
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