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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues wealth tests marital happiness as a middle aged wife recalls a fortune won by her husband. She praises joint effort, laments envy from wealth, and notes money can strain love, with poverty and riches each posing moral tests on a marriage.
An essay argues that great wealth widens gaps between spouses as fortunes demand time and secrecy. It claims rich men drift from their wives, temptations rise, and divorce rates are higher among the wealthy, while poverty oddly fosters domestic happiness through shared austerity.
The Utah Regimental band from Ogden, 30 plus pieces, drew crowds in City Park for a concert and dance. Chaplain Hoberts praised the group, and Ogden clubs hosted a noonday reception and an evening dinner. The tour includes Brigham City, Logan, with $1121 raised for the pond, and band members receive three days’ home leave after the Flat tour.
Relatives of Private Albert S. Anderson in Drigham City have received a brief note from the soldier describing briefly the hazards of warfare at the front in France. Anderson is the son of N. P. Anderson.
The fragment reflects a reflection on love and its compensations, noting that life holds true disinterested affection beyond money, even as happiness as a concept seems dead. It elevates love as priceless and enduring beyond material wealth.
A damaged wartime letter from a soldier describes harsh front conditions, including bombardment and dangerous standoffs. He mentions enlisting from a named school and writing home about enemy activity, retreating to a hole, and waiting for orders amid constant danger.
The district intends to erect a new school once a suitable site is obtained and a clean water supply is secured. Patrons support the move as the key requirement for construction proceeds.
Virginia hotel advert outlines clean accommodation in Adama Street with twenty four hour service and phone contact. Modern rooms and good board highlighted, inviting travelers to stay.
Letter from Robert Clemence of Symouse N A reveals three package use improved bowel movement and energy. He claims coworkers also started using Sulpherb Tablets after his success and touts it as the best medicine tried. Bold ads warn against misspelling sulfur.
The Minnesota Supreme Court today ruled that A C Fownely, president of Lic T non partisan league, and Joseph Gi pert, league organizer, did not install any state law by criticizing literature referring to the war. They were indicted in Martin Jennity on charges of attempting to discourage enlistments.
The Box Elder Red Cross chapter met Monday afternoon with Ned Cragg chairing the meeting. An auditing committee of N A McDongald W J Davis and Oscar Holmgren was appointed to review chapter affairs. Mish Eliza Thompson chaired the gauze committee, with Mrs Nels Jenson to return after a year of service. A committee on standardizing worker attire at headquarters was formed under Mrs Olen N Stohl Mrs John Littlewood Mr Tomer H Blackbain and Mrs Brigham Weigh.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who shared sympathy during the sickness and death of Margaret Nilere Ghambers. They thank speakers at the funeral services for words of comfort and consolation and those who sent genuine tokens and contributed to the occasion. The family sign, Broz.
Amsterdam report states seven thousand tons of raw cotton destined for Central Powers is sent from Tiflis to Hungary Austria and Germany. Twenty six freight cars of merin wool have arrived at Tadiapert, with further shipments expected. the piece notes wealth and flying equipment amid wartime trade concerns.
An elderly Chicago immigrant known as Mix Anna Burgees Warfredenburgh, about 65, died suddenly on a front porch at 363 Lath Mowrth Fast Street yesterday evening. Police say two dogs in the rear yard may have been involved in the incident. Mrs. Van Vredenbursch had resided at the inn for two weeks and had no known local relatives.
Major James A Howell, former district court judge now judge advocate at Camp Kraray California, departs for the east to meet Mrs Howell at Chicana. He plans to attend the Eye's convention in Atlantic City and will not return home to Agden. New building authorized Brigham City, July.
On the western front the war office reports limited activity aside from intermittent artillery duels between the Olsa and Aishe and near Bt. Terre Alghe. General headquarters adds fighting revived in the evening along the Somme, with heavy artillery fire and infantry clashes. French attacks north of the Aisne near Morlins House Tourvents were repulsed, fresh assaults west of Chateau Thierry failed, and a Meuse river breach near the east bank was checked with prisoners taken.
A 78 year old farmer's wife in Winchester County suffers pneumonia and severe weakness. A neighbor brings a tonic claimed to restore strength quickly. The advertisement credits a medicine with iron magnesium phosphates and glycerophosphates as the key ingredients and touts Culley Drug and druggists as distributors.
A mangled OCR fragment from The Memphis Commercial Arrest references Texas and Tennessee and a nonsensical mix of plant, April, and unrelated terms. No coherent event or facts are discernible beyond scattered names and vague phrases.
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