Tin Star of Bethlehem cantata text preview
Sacred cantata text titled Tin Star of Bethlehem will be performed by the choir. The event will feature elaborate sections and a selection of the most attractive passages from the phonographic program.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
2
Sacred cantata text titled Tin Star of Bethlehem will be performed by the choir. The event will feature elaborate sections and a selection of the most attractive passages from the phonographic program.
Indxville Tennessee resident Captain Patty formerly passenger agent for Northern Pacific Railroad details chronic Indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness improve after taking Tanlos medicine. He reports restored appetite dinner tolerance onions his energy and sleep, praises the treatment and plans to keep Tanlos on hand. Advertisement by A. R. McIntyre Drug Co.
The regular annual meeting of the laheraholdora of the First Nation, bank of Ogden Utah, will be held at 2484 Washington avens on Turaday January 1918 at 11 o'clock a. m. For the purpose of vhwlng directora to nerve for the onsuing gene and the transaction of such other business as may prop. any coma before the anid njeating. Opden Utah December 49, nHat JANES V. BURTON Caghfor.
A special musical service by Rev Christina R Garver of First Methodist Church is set for tomorrow morning in commemoration of Christians. Program includes organ voluntaries and selections by Hedwluid Lemire, Cranglé, Southmaid, Creaves and Inhnnan, and ends with choral and organ works in the evening at 7:30 featuring hymns and solos.
Bob Nelling of Ogden describes snow covers on Mestor 2 and a muddy frontline. He recalls finding a German boot with a partial foot, trenches, graves, and unexploded shells, plus contrast between German and Allied defenses and a gramophone becoming morale aid with Twelfth engineers.
In Joe Martins saloon in Vello ville last night a close crowd learned George Liddell, a former local, was killed in action in the trenches. Martins read a letter from his mother as patrons paused, hats off, and a Star Spangled Banner tune filled the room. A somber toast followed despite the ordinary barroom mood.
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co offers Genuine Wilton Rugs for 2.95 dollars for Monday only. The sale runs for one day at the store location. Furniture and carpet shoppers can visit to view the rug selection and special pricing.
The nerve my's corps of intelligence police has been increased to a length of 100 men under general orders issued by the War Department. The order directs that 260 of that number be on duty under the War College division of the General Staff. This special force was created to gather military information and is understood to cooperate with the General Staff in preventing destruction of war matériel by plotters in this country.
A Frane newspaper clipping recounts the death of soldier Gengge K. Tiddel and the poignant reaction of his parents in Hallville, Missouri. Friends gathered in a local scene at Megs 18, sharing a long toast as news spread through the northern front community.
The south stays fair and cold, little week to week change. The northern high country sees frequent snow and long cold spells with slight moderation at week’s end. Southern Rockies and plateaus gradually cool toward seasonal norms with colder northern parts. Pacific states expect light rain in Washington and Oregon, California mostly steady with no clear temperature shift.
London dispatch reports a quiet British front with only German raids noted overnight. The official communique says hostile raiding parties were repulsed near the Cambrai Bapaume road east of Monchy la Preux and southeast of Armentieres with no further significant events.
The source notes that he achieves real success in every way, gets along with his wife and children, and plays golf well enough. It mentions that a few millionaires seek him for favors or strokes, indicating his rising social status and influence.
Washington dispatch details a meatless mince meat described as camouflage by the national emergency Barden committee. A sample made for transport units proved successful, using raisins prunes lemon juice peel cider brown sugar and chopped ralma. It is intended for meatless Tuesdays alongside pumpkinless items and gingerleaf bread. The piece also notes holiday references and a college anecdote about a parent and son.
Fragmentary lines show confusion over naming and firearm policy as lawmakers debate repealing rifles. The readable text hints at a clash over terminology and public messaging, with a sense of tension about how shots and names convey policy signals.
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