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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1909
Page
4
The notice states second class mailing at Ogden Utah under federal act. It lists publication by Wm Glasmann with Sunday morning edition included in the price.
The Standard Publishing Co announces a 1908 rate card for The Evening Standard in Ogden. Rates include flat per inch pricing, special positions with extra charges, top of column and first page premiums, and special contracts for weekly or monthly runs.
A city-wide column argues for youth outlets like gymnasiums and clubs to channel boys energy. It notes Ogden’s lack of YMCA outreach and urges a teen center home away from home. The piece also analyzes Cannon prohibition, predicting Senate defeat and ongoing efforts to regulate liquor sales.
A discussion on saloon reform predicts one outcome prohibition. Ogden saloon owners argue high penalties deter illegitimate features. They propose one-room saloons without booths or lounging areas to reduce objections while keeping some lawful trade.
Mrs. Thomas D. Dee plans a large hospital costing 75 000 to 100 000 as a memorial to her husband. The project aims for a modern interior focused on sanitation and patient care near the current hospital site. No exterior embellishment is prioritized as officials expect to provide a haven of refuge for surgical and medical treatment.
In a Salt Lake City scene amid burglar fears and smallpox, residents lament legislative sessions that provoke fear more than crime or disease. A Logan banquet and Ogden arrivals reflect regional sympathy and humor as the capital endures anxious days.
The Denver Post notes Gustav Kusterman of Wisconsin delivering a temperance protest speech praising the president. He asserts the president acted with courage independence and fearlessness, believing history will mark him as one of the best presidents and a faithful American citizen.
Frederick T. Hill portrays Abraham Lincoln as a patient, industrious self-educator who stayed home to aid his family until 21, using hardship to forge character. He learned from scant schooling, read widely from Aesop to Washington, and practiced writing on a wooden shovel, shaping a future legal mind.
No American actress has shown as wide a range or depth as Florence Roberts. Her performance in The House of Bondage, a current season play, is praised as a standout and sensation in the critic’s view.
The U A C opera company directed by Prof George W Thatcher presents Victor Herberts Ha batte at the Grand next Friday night February 12. Madame Fritzl Scher debuted in this opera when she left grand opera for comic opera. The work is a romantic comedy with lively music and strong charm.
Florence Gear promotes her new musical Marrying Mary at the Grand Opera House. She teases audiences with her blue eyes and six ex husbands as she previews songs and humor while praising the show’s singable music and entertaining cast.
An old time remedy using common garden sage and wild sage brush tea is promoted as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. A new lab processed preparation removes odor while preserving active properties and is sold as Sage Brush Hair Tonite at drug stores and barber shops.
Washington Feb 9 The state department will issue a formal reply today to Panama’s protest over Representative Rainey’s speech which the note said insulted President Obregon The secretary stated the administration cannot control opinions and speeches of its congressmen
An old man collapses into indigestion after a heavy meal, fearing heart trouble. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised as a cure, claiming to aid digestion, convert food to blood, and offering a money back guarantee. Sold at The T. H. Carr Drug Co.
Lincoln Day program to mark Abraham Lincoln's birth centenary on February 12. Capt E T Halanis ki will MC with music by the High School Orchestra and Tabernacle Choir. Speakers include J E Bagley W W Crossman Rev J B Carver and A W Agee. Readings feature Lincoln’s poem and the Gettysburg Address.
The Los Angeles church federation today forwarded a resolution backing President Roosevelt and opposing anti Japanese legislation. The document expresses strong approval of the administration's overall policy and protests any action not aligned with federal guidelines.
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