24 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1919
Page
1
February 22 account notes German national assembly debating a draft constitution by Ugo Priess. It outlines a federation of former states, a national council, civil rights, labor protections, and a president with seven year term. The text spans eleven essays on state structure and several divisions on elections and governance.
Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia reported the birth of a son to Mrs. Francis B Beyre, daughter of President Wilson. Mother and child are doing well. The infant is the president’s fourth grandchild and he may visit Philadelphia en route from Boston to Washington.
In New York on February 23 radicals and nazis gathered at Delmonico's for a librettes conference. Police blocked the meeting but about 300 delegates refused to leave and the session proceeded after stenographers were brought in to record remarks. The event included remarks about an acquitted sedition defendant Scott Nesling.
Columbia unveils a set of records featuring French classics by Delibes and Sibelius style pieces. Leo Delibes' Sylvia and Barbara Maurel interpretive performances with the Columbia Stellar Quartet promise refined violin and vocal textures. Aimed at owners seeking refined musical novelty, the catalog also highlights patriotic tunes and popular dance records.
The Bavaria alert cites a Zurich dispatch alleging a coordinated plan by Bavarian factions including Tsarities and Spartacists to attack the national assembly. It says Munich socialists and Spartacans pact to stand together, signaling tension with President Ebert and Chancellor Scheidemann. Communications with Switzerland falter as news leaks from Berlin.
Special to the Standard reports a Garland social scene with Misses Vonoa Madgetates and Marjorie Geasnn among many young guests. Lt. Dr. J Howard May returns home from France as a base hospital physician. Edna Mertenson and Fern Tingay visit Salt Lake. Army veterans arrive home including Ros Tingey driving an ammunition truck. Local visits and farewells noted alongside political notes about President Wilson’s league of nations talks and looming extra sessions.
An advertisment promises a home recipe to improve complexion using oats and a derwillo preparation. It claims one application will astonish, with a forthcoming paper announcement titled How to make your own complexion treatment at home detailing usage.
Tremonton residents share a busy period with visits to Salt Lake City and Ogden. Mr and Mrs J Elwell and Mr and Mrs Tennion travel, while J F Flyer of Ogden promotes a canting factory. A Tremonton dance planned at Midland hotel features local youths in Whitsay observations.
Congress enters the final week of the session with the busiest schedule in history. Lawmakers prepare to vote on key bills as leaders urge action before adjournment.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female weakness and back pain. The letter claims the product restored strength, enabling the writer to work and feel better, urging others to try it for reproductive health issues.
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