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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
7
A fragment from the Woman's Page shows Idah Moreland’s ambitious plots and a nurse’s conflicted courage about love and loss. Dialogue reveals Elizabeth Moreland’s manipulative schemes and John’s struggle, with references to Katherine’s illness and a plan for a future tied to marriage and resilience.
Dorothy Dix argues that couples with large age gaps face intrinsic conflicts. The piece contrasts youthful desires with mature restraint, warning that older men and younger wives risk unresolved tensions, social disapproval, and a fragile family balance. It condemns the fantasy of effortless happiness through mismatched pairing and highlights the risks of financial dependence and public display.
In Nebraskas night, Police Chief S. Macomber and officers were killed during a failed arrest by Mexican suspects. The assailants fled. one was wounded and captured while others escaped into the night. Local pursuit followed as authorities investigated the killings at the scene and coordinated with allied units.
Ambitious dispatches report Ambassador Wallace given plenipotentiary authority as the United States enters a pivotal diplomatic moment. Key figures including Wilson and Lansing participate, while representatives from Germany Austria and Hungary exchange plenipotentiaries amid a wave of comment from delegations.
Swiss government debates entry into the league of nations and the need for a referendum on neutrality. The supreme council considers whether Switzerland must accept binding terms, with questions over absolute neutrality and treaty abridgment amid global tensions.
The text critiques age-based arrogance and domineering behavior, describing misused power and domestic coercion. It laments generational divides, condemning tyrannical attitudes toward younger people and questionable conduct within families and society.
The Utah Agricultural College experts warn that protracted drought and low summer forage have thinned livestock, raising winter feeding costs. Producers should cull unproductive females, keep breeding stock, and boost care with more feed, finer management, and closer attention to ensure herd survival and postwinter strength.
The ad promotes bananas and other fruit at Washington Fruit Store located at 2319 Washington Avenue. It touts meat fruit confectionery and groceries with prompt service and an invitation to come in and get acquainted, emphasizing all day open hours.
In fragmentary remarks a speaker questions whether every weapon is a threat and notes women’s reliance on kitchen knives. The text cites manufacturers of high end cutlery and suggests a woman’s use of knives for daily tasks as essential to housekeeping.
An instructional piece discusses knife types for home use, stressing blade length, balance, and edge grind. It contrasts lightweight front-heavy knives with sturdy, cold blades for meat and hard foods, warns against cheap bevels, and notes waterproof handles. It ends with a push for practical, durable tools over ornate, costly ones.
In New York a secretary warned that hyphenated and un-American influences plague the peace treaty and the League covenant news coverage notes contentious debate.
Belfast reports chaotic municipal elections with 163 candidates vying for 24 seats in a proportional representation contest. Sinn Fein candidates are noted but none lead clearly, as reform groups and labor factions mobilize women voters and local issues across multiple wards.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Poindexter proposing five party slogans and mentions Senator Miles, with garbled phrases about Republicans and banners reflecting a political campaign scene in New York. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
A fragmented text cites Senator Paindexter outlining goals to preserve American independence, resist European union pressure, restore commercial relations, and address domestic labor and legal disputes. The prose references protection of home affairs, economic vitality, and containment of external influence amid domestic unrest.
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