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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
9
Dorothy Dix discusses whether a woman who has erred can reform and regain respect. She notes some women redeem themselves, while others remain marked, and she argues that judgment depends on the individual and the man’s ability to forgive.
A damaged excerpt contrasts a fashionable kit bag with a jealous husband’s view. It notes the bag’s contents including powder and a mirror, then pivots to a moral vignette about marriage, propriety, and suspicion in a reforming wife. The piece blends consumer detail with social critique and sentimental warnings.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and colds. It claims long standing effectiveness and urges readers to buy from their local druggist at 60 cents and one dollar twenty.
An aged advertisement touts Dr King’s Sew Life Pills as a gentle laxative. It claims to cleanse poisonous wastes, ease bowels, improve digestion, freshen breath, and leave the stomach sweet and tongue uncoated. The sample is offered for 25 cents.
A vintage ad urges women to train in a trade with permanent, year round work, short hours, good conditions, and pay. While you learn, apply at John Scowcroft & Sons Co., Manufacturing Department for the position.
Washington January 34 names of witnesses whose testimony on charges of collusion among five meat packers will be submitted voluntarily by the federal trade commission to the House interstate commerce committee. The commission said it would release all witness names so the committee could question the packers further as part of the investigation into the meat industry.
Myron Nilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Th Nilson of 14a East Thirty-ninth Street, died early yesterday morning after an accident three years earlier that left him paralyzed. He was born September 14, 1962. The funeral will be at 2:50 PM Sunday at the family residence. He is survived by his parents and brothers James O, Joseph I Freeman, Douglas, Shirley, Melba, and Then Hey.
The piece reports on alleged constitutional questions about Attorney David and whether he can hold office or represent public service corporations. It references Mr Stine and potential impacts on railway passes, franchise corporations, and city government, plus notes on a public matter tied to legal status and eligibility. The text also mentions helmet collection and a matinee at the Alhambra with proceeds.
The article notes a skin condition described as gale irritants spreading among delegates and staff at the peace conference headquarters in Paris. It cites symptoms likened to seven years' itch, spread by officials and American mission attaches, with references to Mark Twain’s era.
Paris scene reports the U S Aero Club honoring observers in the balloon section of the American War service with the Special War Medal. Recipients listed include Lieutenants W W Taylor Rehrenbach W A Hinds and others among the corps of observers.
New York January 31 establishment across England France and Allied forces aims at a permanent physical education program. Dr Georges leads efforts to organize an Allied military Myraple in Paris as the objective of the initiative.
An advertising claim touts a product that saves when used, possessing twice the ordinary raising force and requiring only half the usual amount. The copy asserts the item is proven best by test and a trial.
J iseher, head of the Me A war work council, announces Pershing approved program for high class athletics including company battalion and regimental elimination trials leading to finals in Paris. Dr. C H Openshaw was arrested on influenza case warrant, released on his own recognizance.
The Salt Lake City health board reported forty nine cases of influenza quarantined in twenty four households. City authorities noted the illness in the population as a concern and urged vigilance as deaths were observed amid the outbreak.
A complete report on the Matchtown irrigation project adjustments is expected tomorrow, per R. Ek Davi chairman and Arthur Kuhn secretary of the state land board. The document will go to the state land board of exam and be prepared for presentation to the legislature for action. The officials are confident that the adjustments and reimbursements will gain approval.
Wariington Jan 31 Secretary Glass asks Congress for a $2,229,953 appropriation as a United States Employment Service funding to prevent shutdowns on April 1. Assistant Secretary Polk warns unemployment is rising and failure to fund would force service curtailments, with dangerous economic consequences.
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