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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
3
The passage urges a universal pursuit of happiness beyond wealth and fame. It notes suffering and inequality, then teaches that individuals possess power to build happiness once they embrace truth, select a positive path, and direct effort toward right living. It frames happiness as a universal, attainable goal through inner resolve.
A terse quote urges personal responsibility and self reliance, stating that individuals alone shape their fate. It emphasizes ownership of opportunity and the power to act, urging action over complaint and highlighting collective capability.
The passage discusses how people long ago spent winter days indoors with little ventilation, while some favored outdoor activity like skating and sledding. It contrasts outdated views with growing awareness of the health benefits of pure air, noting women’s health and societal habits in the era.
Ogden residents recount the construction of the Utah Central from Ogden to Salt Lake City. D W Parratt notes centennial Jubilee aims, while Joseph Jenson and Andrew Jensen preserve diaries, spike ceremonies and early roles of Gilbert Belnap, Luci Hawk, John Shiney, and Brigham Young. The narrative covers engineers, conductors, and workers, plus the golden spike dedication days in 1870.
The piece reports on riotous New Year revelry across major cities while predicting a rapid decline in liquor supply. It notes home brewing as a hobby, the rise of moonshining, and officials tightening controls, arguing many will abandon alcohol as legality and scarcity grow.
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Lloyd George delivering a New Year message to Britain. He notes the year’s toll from war and calls for national unity, honest effort, and shared purpose to rebuild, restore prosperity, and secure victory. He emphasizes avoiding internal quarrels that sap strength and urges collective action for a brighter future.
Mrs Ruth Brown widow of Stanley Brown shot to death a week ago is under state scrutiny. Cecil Vester held on a murder warrant after lengthy questioning but authorities say she did not kill Brown. Vester says Brown discussed a will and possible payment contingent on his death. Brown's will names his wife and elder daughter.
A Paris report states Prince Nefer mexamitey of Serta, previously claimed killed in Berlin by an explosion, is alive. The tenth anniversary tale is unfounded, with Piyowas rendel on ie Beriin dispatched. The story was false and no catastrophe occurred.
The executive committee reported at the convention that about 60 percent of male missionaries and 50 percent of unmarried female missionaries in the last thirty three years were supplied by the student volunteer movement. John R. Matt, chairman, read the report. The organization today represents roughly 1,090 institutions with about 300,000 students.
A dubious claim promises youth and health through regular faking of system order, urging readers to believe bright eyes clear skin and vitality can be achieved by routine deception. The fragment hints at sensational health rhetoric with no credible evidence or concrete guidance.
An OCR fragment touts Gold Medal Sarlem as a standard remedy for kidney liver bladder and uric acid troubles. It mentions a 10 3 of Mila and locks and warns against delayed initiation, with vague notes about druggists and a comparison to vampire Delilah and Nellie Jones.
The Forest Service plans spring release of three recreation maps for the Intermountain district covering about 13 national forests. The first map will cover eight forests in central Idaho where around 60,000 tourists visited last summer. Road projects will boost visitor numbers and a single map for the entire group is deemed more efficient and economical for the public.
The document outlines maps covering Wasna jkle and Shesthone forest areas adjoining Yellowstone National Park and the White Satch mountains near large communities. It notes about 25 000 tourists visited the forests previously and that demand for tourist maps will remain strong next season as supply may be tight.
Public guidance explains available retreating features in national forests and how they may be rejected. Three maps cover key recreations, with emphasis on areas in the intermountain region.
PONPAT December 31 reports a seven day armistice signed today by representatives of joint Soviet government and Esthenian authorities. The accord, signed at a meeting reported by Ny the Associated Press, will be in force immediately.
Scouts of Ogden and Utah likely to assist the state in conducting the tree census in Utah during 1930. The plan follows advocacy by the American Forestry Association to map forest extent in various parts of the United States. Call J. S. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue if you want to sell Liberty bonds. phone 59.
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