12 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
1
A display features a wide range of lamps from mahogany and metal to carved wood with elegant shades. Standings lamps suitable for a dad’s chair to library and living room tables are highlighted as desirable gifts for loved ones.
Former soldiers suitors and former Mennine workers attached to the United States forces during the war will attend a party at the Bertrana Hall tonight. Hosted by the Women of American Palviata the event follows a previous six held in February. Dancing begins at eight with refreshments served.
New York December 19 A Scribners article by Joseph Skiin presents Colonel Roosevelt’s objection to the motto In God We Trust on U S coins. He argues there is no legal warrant to mint the phrase and that its use reflects irreverence, urging reverence over levity and noting the matter should be Congress's to decide. The piece also mentions Kipling letters among Roosevelt’s 10 000 writings, including praise of Lincoln and reflections on public life.
Promotes Stuart's Calehun Waters as a miracle cure for disfigurements from pimples blotches blackheads and muddiness claiming astonishing improvements. Describes skin eruptions clearing and a healthier complexion through the product usage despite garbled OCR.
A lively vaudeville routine delivers novelty and skill, featuring standout acrobatic acts and bold stunts. Performers including Shapira and Klaine Grae draw praise for timing and daring while a larger troupe provides complementary acts, keeping the crowd engaged and attentive throughout.
Odd recital fills the Haile In oo gymnastic offering as Una minutesial Albers Etfergen’s orchestra delivers a curious pleasure. The performance blends unusual behavior with a distinctive musical mood, drawing attention from attendees.
An anonymous letter from Lents Oregon praises Mentho-Laxene and mentions a concentrated Mentha-Luxene product sold for 18 cents by a druggist in Pounce Kenley. The writer claims it cured a persistent cough, asthma, and winter illnesses for their two sons and themselves, suggesting homemade syrup mixed with spring water to create a cheap pint.
Members of the Mutuals, Osifleers, tetehers and urissiaantes for the wanes wards of Weber took part in a banquet and dance at Weber Normal College. Piney cups and art banladas decorated the hall while LU Thatcher orchestra supplied music. A drive total of about 1,888 was reported, with a goal of 2,000. Joopi Toluno received a token of appreciation from the Mutuals for his work.
An advertisement touts Possam as a skin remedy that soothes and heals minor conditions overnight. Claims include visible results by morning and free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Bromo Quinine as a laxative and cold remedy with a Lone for slemlure at 1 W. Grove. The text cites a harsh, unclear claim and includes a brief reference to Colorado ratifying a law and a convoluted legislative note about suffrage amendments and federal commission.
Preparations for the Eagles bazaar are complete for the afternoons and evenings of December 16 17 and 18. It will feature an auction with donated items, followed by dancing in Engies hall. A large crowd is expected and the general public is invited.
A brief local notice directs residents to contact J. J. Brammill at 2417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds. A phone line is noted as 59 for inquiries.
A letter from the State Superintendent invites Annapolis area students to take a premilitary exam at their high school on Friday. It directs superintendents and principals to inform eligible applicants seeking appointment to the United States military academy about the test and departure details.
An OCR fragment details a plan for a selective entrance test to fill an academy post and selections for a drama production. It names Weatherby and Weatherby’s family, friends, villagers, a village physician, and teachers. It references a 1026 date and a staged production with characters and cast list.
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