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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
The illmitiative wine at the Zleefeld follies marks Ann Pennington's debut on the Paramount program. She is hailed as one of the cleverest dancers and comic performers, with early appearances in Suste Anawiake and Gotham tactics to outshine rivals. Also notes on fashion and shoe styles echo Paris leather trends and pepper usage.
In a strained conversation Tom urges Cora to be honest with herself about her feelings for David and Beth. He urges a tough choice and urges a joint, brave step to avoid a broken home while noting Beth’s lack of trust and his own failed marriage. Cora responds with a grateful, dawning understanding as Woodward supports her.
An article reflects on earlier fashion fads such as white shoes with dark saits and high oxford ties, noting public passion and practical drawbacks. It also discusses the pepper pod’s culinary rise, praising its versatility across regional dishes and its value in modern cooking.
Cora Temple seeks Tom Woodward's advice as David orders drastic changes to their life selling the apartment and cutting ties. Beth's doubts fade against Cora's resolve while a hopeful but wary Tom weighs the risks and contemplates advising how to handle the crisis in a tense urban setting.
A party of about 190 elderly residents arrived in Drigham City for a charity fête. After a noon gathering and dinner at the city’s hotel, they were entertained at the Alta Theater and assisted by local volunteers before departing in the evening amid warm weather.
A Chautauqua event last evening offered strong competition to the National Democratic Convention in geraiun at St Louis. The spacious tent drew an audience of varied ages but a harmonious mood for high class entertainment. Edwin di Weeks Company opened with lively acts and Miss Qlie Woodward charmed with a rendition of Where Miubay. Weeks lampooned public figures with wit and acted as foil to Keouie trith. The program featured a Shackleton expedition film and a powerful lecture on Antarctic exploration. Today’s schedule promises more acts including King Arthur’s Court, Sequoia Male Quartet, and a closing concert.
The obituary notes the deceased's faith in God despite illness and loss. After the poem read by Mrs Mary I Stevens and prayers by Joseph C McFarlscd, an automobile carried the body to the city cemetery where interment followed. The grave was dedicated by George Shorten.
A vintage advertisement touts a doctor written freckle removal lotion called Othine. It claims dramatic whitening of skin and a money back guarantee if the remedy fails. The ad promises faster results with double strength Othine and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
The funeral for Mrs Lanlee P Fulkerson wife of innate Buther son was held yesterday afternoon at her mother Mrs Th Ub Heery’s home 540 Adams Avenue. Friends and relatives filled the house with floral tributes as a religious service followed by songs and prayers led by Robert McQuartie with Ralph J H Shorten, Walter Stephens and Lester Thochitte among the speakers. The ceremony concluded with a solemn pledge and quiet reflections from T S Drowns James Wathetepean and Apostle Bai O Meas.
On Wednesday the local carpenter union held its annual election and chose officers. Robert Lohman was named president Joseph Pranteen vice president Paul Struppeck recording secretary and N A Hansen financial secretary.
A patient reports relief from scalp sores using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after persistent irritation. The narrative mentions washing and improvements following product application, with references to dates and daily routines. The text emphasizes global use of the remedy and end notes indicate continued availability.
The group names AL Jost treasurer AL Anderson conductor F C Spritzer warden William Ells and A Font as trustees. They declare a closed shop for carpenters after July 1 and elect H W Beckett as business agent with General Organizer W H Hayden from Indianapolis, representing the United Brotherhood of Carpenters in the district.
John Smyth, 22, a Dubois Idaho sheepherder, attempted to assault two ten year old Salt Lake West Side girls near the Altair tracks after stopping them on West North Temple street. He fled two miles along the Jordan River before being captured by Patrelmar Middleton after a long chase amid a crowd of residents. The victims were Grace Peterson and Katherine Rudter who described the assault and identified the suspect. Police were alerted by a passerby as the chase ended and Smyth was taken to the police station.
Dr Early, head surgeon for Nevada Consolidated Copper, resigns after five years. He will depart the district on Friday and be succeeded by Dr Ralph A Maindle.
A torn note discusses tuberculosis management stressing fresh air, good food, and hygienic surroundings as essential in early stages. It notes controversy over alternatives and mentions a lime ball product claimed to aid relief, produced by Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia, with cautions about drug content and safety.
In Salt Lake City General Manager I Lakenan hosted a farewell dinner for Dr. Early. Nevada Consol officials, including Lakenan, Marsh, Chandler, Quayle, Richardson, and Lew Wallace attended. Budsperd and Mrs Early had left Indianapolis to travel to France for months of hospital work in Europe.
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