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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
5
The text discusses beauty as a moral ideal to be engraved on every human heart and applied across life from business to society and nation. It suggests virtue must be memorized and enacted as law in each sphere.
Fragmented text cites a plea for universal do unto others, condemns the gap between rich and poor, and laments inequality. It mentions cities like London and New York, global elites, and children born into hardship amid vast social decay. The piece suggests Christianity fails to solve widespread misery and depravity.
Albert Ballinger 9 died Sunday at home in Ogden after a four year illness. He was born October 6 1857 in Quincy Illinois and moved to Utah as a young man. He married Elizabet Riley in 1886 and served as president of a twenty sixth quorum of Seventies. Survived by Zelta Ballinger and others. funeral Tuesday at the Second Ward meeting house with interment in Ogden City Cemetery. Public viewing tonight.
SAL LAME December 23. Utah officials plan welcoming General John J. Pershing on a Salt Lake visit during an inspection trip to western posts. Local leaders including Mayor J A Boel and Theodore Barton will coordinate with the Utah branch of the American Section to arrange city, county, and state cooperation for the welcome program. Pershing arrives in Salt Lake Sunday, spends time at Fort Doughes and other posts before departing in the afternoon.
The Fleventh Ward held a Sunday school conference with anti speakers and regionwide emphasis on civic service. Boy Scouts assisted the service under Boner Wilson as part of the program titled The Stay Spangled Banner.
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