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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a remedy for fatigue and overwork. It claims the product cures uric acid issues, kidney stones, stomach derangements, and general weakness, urging daily use and promising refunds if unsatisfied. The copy emphasizes purity and original Haarlem GIL Capsules with a Gold Medal mark.
Ogden theatre presents the Triangle feature Old Meldelbers with Dorothy Gish and Wallace Reid. Jack M'Dermott of Ogden, son of the former proprietor, is among the cast.
Review of the Orpheum theater production Twin Beds by Selwyn and Company highlights Juliette Das as Blanche Hawkins, Marian Lark as Signoria Monil, and strong supporting turns by Paul Porcast and Morrill Morrison. The piece praises the engineering of the set and interiors, the enactment of seven central characters, and the witty farce elements that blend delicate humor with sharp social satire.
Five highwaymen robbed pedestrians in three nearby incidents near Wall avenue and Twenty-recenvt street on Saturday evening. Victims George K.E. Wilson John Williams Claud W. Washf-reys J. K. Rourk and George Werberton lost watches diary money and other valuables. Aussch after the last holdup shots were fired and officers searched for suspects with no clues found. Two hours later Chinese painters on West Turkish street were held up with a $50 haul. Police and sheriff's deputies worked through the night but the robbers remained at large.
Robert Fields ended his life by swallowing carbolic acid in a T. H. Carr drug store yesterday afternoon. He entered with James True and requested carbolic acid to end his life, grabbed the bottle from the clerk, and drank the contents. He died en route to Des hospital after medical efforts. Fields was 45, an employee of Abe Opien, Logan Idaho railway, and previously a seatchman for Southern Pacific. He lived at 2149 Adams Avenue. his wife and many children survive, along with several brothers and sisters.
A poetic piece by Bsa Garman blends religious imagery with ascent and mortality, ending with a note about Charlie Chaplin's comedy at the Lyceum. The Lyceum advertises daily matinée showings opening at 11 am this week featuring Chaplin.
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