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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
9
Dorothy Dix argues the key to success is a definite plan and steady aim. She contrasts aimless crowds with driven individuals and warns women especially to choose a clear path, from marriage to duties, and to cultivate purposeful, efficient living.
The piece argues that women falter when lacking a clear life plan and goals. It critiques wives and mothers for being pulled by domestic duties, notes how true, committed work earns better pay, and urges women to fix a finite life plan and pursue it with enthusiasm. It highlights that many women entering business without marriage plans often stall, while dedicated, goal oriented work earns higher rewards. The article champions decisive life planning and personal ambition for economic and personal advancement.
An advertisement claims women can perform home dry cleaning for five dollars of value using xolite and colvite solvents. Readily clean ribbons, lace, gloves, furs, dresses, and more without soap and water. Prepare with a oil-based solvent, a wash container, and a few simple steps.
The text traces early harmony origins from crude attempts to the rise of modern masters. It mentions Gide of Arezzo and Franzoa of Cologne Arst shaping notation, Mara and imodern rhythm, Joaquin Dupres blending science and art in the sixteenth century, and Palesteena of Home continuing into the seventeenth century as opera expanded music.
Announcement by Mrs. Thomas J. Creeton Jr states Marion Cleveland youngest daughter of the late ex President Cleveland is engaged to marry William Stanley Dell of New York City. The wedding date was not yet fixed.
Strawberries are advertised for preservation this week in Ogden with notes on several fruit combinations and preparation methods. The item mentions supply, pricing, and a plea for farmers to assist with preserving efforts, along with a local theater listing featuring Anita Stewart in A Million Bid and Gertrude McCoy in The Lash of Destiny.
Fragmentary text asserts music existed since world birth, noting Egyptian, Hebrew, and Greek contributions. It claims ancient Egyptians kept records, Hebrews admired rhythm and melody, and Greeks linked music to poetry and math, suggesting early music began simple as accompaniment.
New York June 26 A call for the Clan MacLean has come from Mindleh recruiting HQ in this city. About fifty or sixty men are wanted to fill vacancies in the Two Highland and Thirty-second battalions of Canadian overseas forces to be designated by the British government. Within ten days 1301 British subjects have enlisted for service in France.
London June 27 The British Socialists led by Henry Hyndman declined the invitation of the Russian council of workers and soldiers delegates to attend the internal Monel Local conference at Finckholm. The refusal rests on the conference being attended by German and Austrian Socialists and not serving peace or socialism while Germans hold seized territories. Ukraine Military Congress Porto Gran June 24 The declaration of the Ukraine national assembly claiming autonomy for Ukraine without reparations to the rest of Russia has been communicated to the Ukraine military congress.
The Ogden theatre features Aly Picture in the Papers a drama comedy. Doug uses physical tricks against toughs in humorous fashion as the plot unfolds with a dry states product tie in and parental conflict amid staged glamour and mischief.
Marian Cole Fisher a lawn and domestic author warned readers that many housewives are uninformed about baking powder. She criticized reliance on cream of tartar powders and highlighted the need for a moderate priced wholesome blend. She endorsed Cabinet Baking Powder as a reliable choice after seven years of use.
A jumbled etiquette column offers guidance on courting strangers and proper attire with letters to Alicia Hoyt. It features a humorous tale of a hero’s escapades, accidental missteps, and dramatic stage effects, noting misadventures aboard ship and a flamboyant automobile mishap that fails to make the papers.
In Anglea on June 24 an Ing edition reports Ren Berry stirring speculation about pool bets and rival players. The wire mentions Hall Lake and Vernon, with Berry boasting about four top players and a plan to publish his claims, implying confidence in upcoming games and potential earnings.
Unclear report notes that the Nag. Chance could not be rescheduled and Carmody warned using several good ball players might lead to a breakup of the league. Tigers fared no worse than last week against the Angels amid puzzling attendance and lineup issues.
DENVER June 26 A special meeting of the Western League directors will be held in Kansas City Friday afternoon. President E W Dickerson said the group may consider extending the season to September 17. He indicated no changes to the St Joseph franchise and noted ticket sales by local business leaders for the Kansas City area.
A Buffalo woman profiles relief from back pain and weakness after two weeks of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with enabling full housework and urges others to try it, noting the benefit to her health and the desire to share success. The ad invites readers to write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for information.
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