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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
9
Dorothy Dix weighs domestic duties in a lively column arguing that a capable wife should share housekeeping and that a loving, mutually supportive partnership sustains marriage. She warns against selfishness and notes risks to men’s health and careers when labor is unbalanced.
A fragment from Idah McGlone Gibson’s tale follows Katherine as she endures suspense about John and a rival, with Helen confessing fear and a complex triangle involving Ruth Tob and their children. The emotional strain centers on shared sorrow and the cost of love within a strained social circle.
Fragmentary ad text urges families to tidy homes and purify living spaces for better wellbeing. Mentions spring, winter gear, and overall happiness, with unclear branding and filler phrases.
An old advertisement touts Schilling Tea in four flavors with claims of value and freshness. The passage shifts to a family letter describing emotional strains, a child's longing, and a plea for privacy as a mother laments the impact of a public world on her family relationships.
In a terse exchange Ruth faces a demand for divorce terms while Helen reacts with tension. Protagonist reveals a crucial clue about Ruths conditions, suggesting a hidden barrier to Bobby seeing their child and a potential path to the divorce.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a child writing to a father in uncertain handwriting. The letter begins with a salutation Dear dear daddy and mentions a mother and the word wash, with stray phrases about dining, curiosity, and sleet. The readable portion shows intimate family context but lacks full sentences or events.
A jagged letter from Bitey and Nib reveals children claim a father’s death in war and urge his return. They recall memories, express longing, and say Mr Colling visited, sharing a home address, while insisting they know he saved others.
From a damaged ad text a woman named Joan Kim testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after childbirth complications. The testimonial promotes the remedy, claiming it contains native root ingredients and contains no narcotics.
Dr WT Bleering, secretary of the generation of state medical boards, told Congress that the United States will anchor global medical education. He cited a study on medical anesthesia and predicted Europe will increasingly rely on American expertise and systems for medical training and innovation.
In Tacoma on March 3 the LW W members were found guilty of violating state law. The report records five of 36 as found guilty, with others noted incomplete or unclear in the readable text.
Judge John J. Fletcher handed down prison terms ranging from 18 months to ten years to a group of men convicted under state conspiracy laws. Several defendants received multi year terms including two for ten years and others up to five years, with fines noted. Some were spared prison. one received fines and others faced varying sentences as juries found guilt on multiple counts.
New York March 3 Federal Judge Manton ruled Herman Wesseld an officer in the German navy must stand trial by naval court martial for espionage activity in New York during the war. Wesseld who used the alias Carl Rodiger posed as a Swiss citizen and was arrested May 2. The judge asserted military tribunals should handle spies wherever found to ensure proper trial for offenses connected to wartime operations.
A federal grand jury in Missouri indicted James R. Hopkins, an importer of oriental goods, on a charge of sending explosives through the mails. The case stems from a package of firecrackers mailed last summer to a customer, part of alleged unlawful distribution.
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