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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
9
Dorothy Dix muses on how weather of mood mirrors personality in readers. She warns gloom spreaders dim others' optimism, noting dour talk saps hope and colors perception of life. Positive traits attract cheer, while cynics cast a bluesy cloud over sunny moments.
New York June 27 Mrs Wilh Hame Cummin Story, former president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, faces indictment over alleged fraudulent handling of funds for the National Emergency Relief Society. Prosecutor says evidence ties money to a solicitor and improper disbursement. Story and her sons Ab Ton and Sterling deny wrongdoing and dispute the charity’s funds and operations.
Washington June 27 The government takeover of a Pennsylvania corporation sparks alien property controversy. Palmer asserts the action targets a specific American company rather than undermining its owners or long term royalty, urging business rivals not to use the seizure to discredit the firm or its leadership.
A humorous critique contrasts chronic critics and cheerful optimists at a resort. It describes how a single discontented person spreads misery among guests, while radiant, resilient individuals uplift others and restore faith that all is well. The piece lampoons nosy, fashionable travelers and praises cheerfulness that inspires perseverance.
Washington, Jose 27. A report of the killing of Nicholas Romanoff, czar of Russia, was received at the state department today from Stockholm. It was transmitted on a Swedish press report, which, according to the cables, needed confirmation.
Berlin dispatch via London June 27 reports no change in the front. General headquarters notes lively enemy activity north of the Scarpe and on the Somme west of Solstons and north west of Wheipss with observers seen on the Rheims cathedral. Artery activity increased along the rest of the front between the Aisne and the Somme.
War brides and fashionable veils appear in summer wear trends. Emmy Wehlen models a striking veil featuring a large hexagon mesh with embroidered sprays and soft chiffon bordering a four inch wide edge, while many variations attract favorable reception.
In the Meuse sector reconnaissance missions north of St Mihiel were successful. An enemy assault was repulsed and five enemy aircraft were shot down from a bombing echelon that had raided Karlsruhe and Offenberg in Lorraine. Yesterday bombing squadrons attacked Paris and disrupted railway facilities and air bases along the route.
The twenty seventh annual commencement of Smithsonian Luness College was held at 8:30 to 9 a m today at the Methodist church. Speakers included C E B Carey first student and President James A Smith founder. The program listed 107 graduates with solos and choruses, an address on autotheology of two plants in a war garden, and presentation of diplomas to graduates such as Mildred Ware Isabel Caird Lucile Baker Anne Browning Dora Towman Fern Bailey Mabel Bowen Zylpha Dell Ray Barrup Mardella Uresap right Lily Coury Sylvester Sues Edna Campbell May Clifton Faye Christensen Haltir Clarke Mildred Crosbie Yerna Cook Marie Child Nayomi Clark Mae Ada Dalton Colt Dalton Ann Davidson Mabel Jackson Helen Davis Ry Be Davis Ensign Oscar Tink Vivian Felt Hazel Fye Marie Garner Mabel Galsford Ed Gilchrist Cacia Higgins Arthur W J Heath Georgia Warbison Christle Hollenbeck Evelyn Hutwon George Hadley Vern Hadfield Dorothy Holther May K F Springer Audience
A long OCR like listing presents numerous surnames and personal names such as Vernice Molther Dagmar Yannen Walter Slarrup Ortell Innes Harguerita Jeraelson Lucila Janca Margaret Judd Dorothy Rice Jorn Koldewyn Virginia Tampert Edna Lindstrom Fleeta Lippincott Edna Clara Long Heber Faind Marvel Mar terior Friggie Miller Vera Minnoth Huith Monson Liryne Moore Anta Murphy Frankie Marriott Ivaneleon Phyllis Owen LaVern Owen Winfred Peters Casrle Pincock Madeline Quill iman Zlpha Ranson Guia Roskelley Thuth Stewart Clyde Stone Ethlyn Etresper Agnes Smith George Stewart Edna Shurtiitt Zola Senser Doris Sowerby Bessie Sands Thelma Stone Euther Saunders Cora Smith Lattle Stipe Mildred Taylor Maud L. Taylor Florence A. Tracy Irene Thompson Ethel Tippets Loyal West Royhronian Woodland Esther Womack Mabel Watkins James Willamsor Juanita West Dorothy Woods Marguerite Ward Edna Wangsgard Anoie Welsh Ove Wright Rose Williams Juanita Yoorzley.
Washington Time reports a 685 draft registrants call issued by Provost Marshal General Crowder. New York will send 100 for general service to Lehigh University in Bethlehem Pa and 185 for limited service to Goweco board Oswego. Texas will send 100 for limited service to the University of Texas Austin. Iowa assigns 309 for general service to Intercity of Texas Anatin on July 28.
Jura Thomas Clifford Anderson of Thamias Texas dies instantly in a Crtrathera field ENGO feat crash. Anderson, a vadel aviator, joined the aviation service at Trinidad Colorado.
Governor Bamberger heads Utah group named among 56 prominent Utahns elected to the National Economic League. The league aims to foster informed opinion on economic social and political issues and guide public thought toward shaping government policy. The Utah roster includes J. W. Beatson secretary and many leading local figures such as J. H. Farnsworth, Jesse Knight, B. S. Hinckley, W. W. Ray, Levi E. Young, John A. Widtsoe, and Parley L. Williams.
A Denver society matron, famed for beauty, overcomes a streaked hair defect after years of distress. Persuaded by a New York artist, she uses Q-Ban Hair Color and reports her hair becomes uniform dark and natural. She praises the product and urges friends to try it.
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