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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
9
A fragmented narrative in diary style follows a woman awaiting telegram news from a fiancé and mother, detailing emotional tension, letters, trains, and domestic plans as she contemplates marriage. The piece captures longing, worry, and hope through intimate reflections and interactions with family and friends.
A jumbled OCR-like note describes button care and fabric interaction. It mentions buttons sinking into soft fabric and suggests mistakes when fastening buttons. Names and clear actions are unclear.
An advertisement promises a simple inexpensive shampoo that cleanses the scalp and hair, leaves it soft and fluffy with a pleasant feel. It recommends dissolving a small amount in a cup of water and applying to the head, claiming quick, even lather and lasting cleanliness.
A fragment describes visitors and a housewife surmising a recipe for a sugarless milkless eggless pudding. An enamelware baking pan is used to assemble layers of sweet potatoes, pineapple juice, and canned pineapple, then baked. The dialogue hints at improvised food writing amid curious kitchen experimentation.
Advertiser J. J Brummitt offers to purchase Liberty bonds at the highest prices and invites sellers to contact at 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
Virgil C Strickler lectures on Christian Science at a Woodmen Tall Ogden Utah venue. He argues Christ Jesus demonstrated spiritual healing, denies material medicine, and credits Mary Baker Eddy with founding Christian Science. Strickler cites biblical passages to claim Christianity heals through spiritual law and mind renewal, urging investigation of spiritual truth over material belief.
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