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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
38
James Karas has purchased the Orpheum Candy Kitchen on Washington avenue between Treptyfifth and Twenty-fixth streets. He remodeled the store and now makes all candies and ice cream on site, aiming to attract theatergoers from nearby Orpheum theater lobby.
Ogden dominates regional growth with new plants and expanded facilities. Major firms including Ogden Packing & Provision Co, Amalgamated Sugar Co, Utah Cereal Food Co, and others enlarge capacity, build new sites, and expand distribution from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Railways add yards and passenger stations, cementing Ogden as intermountain commercial hub. Government terminals and forest service also anchor the boom, signaling continued industrial and population growth in the city.
A fragment suggests a writer produced a remark from a film derived from a stage success that originated as a dramatized French version of a Russian novel about a social issue. The passage hints at doubt and cross media lineage in a life magazine context.
Thavlitean, owner of the Columbia Club Cigar Co, arrived in Ogden with three Denver cigarmakers and launched Utahs first white clear cigar factory. The plant now employs 32 men with a monthly payroll of 2500 dollars, manufacturing high grade cigars with sanitation, convenience, and equipment rivaling any in the United States.
A collage of humorous exchanges and remarks from various columns and sources. Jokes about aging, makeup fatigue, and dating mix with snippets about seaside nostalgia, seating snarks, and a playful line about a husband’s clever wife. References to Serpentine, Youngstown Teharan, Yonkers Standard, and local papers appear in fragmentary form.
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