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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
8
A readers’ fashion column discusses how necklines affect youthful appearance and aging, noting high necks can be unflattering for many, while round or pointed necks may suit some figures better. It offers guidance on selecting patterns, collars, and fabrics for homemade dresses and stresses practicality for home sewers.
The passage describes a scene with a red ether aftion and Hyd bikh windows, a pane viewed from a heat source, and opposite wine. A pNer sneh appears under a shallow covering, with hints of a 4olt and a yellowed ecoen. A fetta and twooot pedtited seith the aaler of the work emerge as details.
A juvenile court report outlines a November 30 1978 session with multiple offenses including larceny, obtaining property by false pretenses and incorrigibility. Fines totaled 1140.85 dollars and dispositions ranged from dismissal on insufficient evidence to detention, residential placement and institutional commitments.
A special Christmas celebration was held at the state school last evening for resident students who remained during the holidays. Attended by thirty eight children, the event featured a decorated Christmas tree presented to the little ones and an evening of games under faculty supervision.
Nec 36 A teachers institute will be held at East High School from 9 am to 12 pm to explain revised study plans. City Superintendent Leonard A Smith announces all teachers must attend as supervisors and principals discuss the readjusted course and emphasized subjects. The session opens with a public song service at 9 am, with discussions on physical education manual training domestic art and science and the entire curriculum revised.
C J Bille of Saut Lake reported to be improving from a skull fracture and ear injuries after an automobile crash at Fourth East and North streets on Christmas Eve. He was moved to Mountain View sanatorium after regaining consciousness. Meanwhile the body of Duzena Berestrom, a companion, awaits burial plans after arrival from California. A separate note says the body of a local minor was found near Catronhood Falls amid a blizzard search by Crocker.
Madame Painearn, wife of the French president, acts as chief hostess to the wife of the U S president during the stay of President and Mrs. Wilson in Paris, coordinating reception and social duties.
A fragmentary notice reports Albert Lucas is wounded on the field of battle. The message from his mother Mrs Alert Eis Onden Werte confirms the injury and notes a unit insignia from Washington. The report mentions Lucas owning land and a prior occupation, with unclear details due to garbled text.
National Catholic War council outlines Christmas and New Year relief plan. Catholic groups plan extensive programs to aid soldiers and their families with harboring hospitality houses, moving picture theaters, and convalescent support as families greet returnees at camps and waterfront centers nationwide.
A 14 year old boy, Arthur Jeanerponn of 229 Bumace Avenue, was struck by an unidentified car on State Street near the county hospital. He remained in the county hospital for initial treatment and was later moved to Holy Cross hospital. Attending physicians reported improvement and hope for recovery.
Transcribed ad touts a catarrh remedy claiming to heal deafness by targeting mucous surfaces. It asserts ear tube inflammation causes hearing loss and promises restoration of function with the medicine, offering a free circular and large money incentive in a Toledo, Ohio advertisement context.
The document outlines U S war expenditures, debt retirements, and fiscal year details. It notes bond retirements and the use of proceeds, urging continued prudent spending and avoidance of wasteful costs while preserving patriotic bond programs and economic stability.
In wartime Britain models abandon art for steady work. Many, including Manya Ruding, now seek professional Broadway or post office roles while wartime need drives production and morale. The piece notes wage scales, training, and the shift of public attention toward practical labor supporting the war effort.
A historical notice reports unusually low sickness among American forces with data from evacuation hospitals. It cites that about 4000 cases were saved in the occupied area and references medical statistics from the third army medical staff amid wartime conditions.
Fragmentary Ottawa casualty note lists names such as William de Larochelle from San Diego and others like Gaswont Ct Tradhart Eureka Cal Vriguier repatriated. text appears from a classified ads section with garbled OCR and regional names.
An old fashioned health advertisement urges readers that kidney disease signals dangers to overall health. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Oil Capsules as a remedy and claims quick relief, restoration of vigor, and continued use to ward off further attacks, urging readers to ask for the original imported product.
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