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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
8
In a reflective dialogue between Helen and Katherine a favored author explores the tension between passion and marital duty. Helen recalls the harsh truth that marriage often outlives romance and that parental responsibility and social judgment shape choices more than love alone.
A fragmented passage discusses dreams of the dead as vivid but mistaken ideas. It mentions trust, belief, and attribution to Ellis, with unclear narrative flow and damaged phrasing. The readable content centers on dream perception and misinterpretation.
Recipes by Marton Holmes feature a Royal Omelet using cold meats with cream or gravy, plus a Jelly mustard blend poured over a cooked omelet. Bean croquettes are prepared from soaked white beans, vinegar, butter, and spices, formed into shapes and fried. Mothers Ginger Cookies use molasses, sugar, butter, boiling water, soda, salt and ginger, rolled and cut into oblong cookies.
The text discusses how opposing memory groups in dreams contend for control, with the living and the dead appearing in various dream scenes. It notes the stronger older stream of images may force the dreamer to perceive the deceased as alive, a belief linked to favorable omens and calls for mindful behavior.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle effective remedy to cleanse blood and bowels, claim they improve skin and energy, compare to calomel, and suggest taking one or two nightly. The copy targets consumers with pimples, bad breath, constipation, and dull disposition. It markets the product in a sensational, period voice with a 10¢ or 2¢ price note.
Fashion column notes new dressing gowns and teal gowns with negligees for a chic Oriental look. It highlights lace patticoats, fur coasts, elastic trimming on evening gowns, oil silk coats for rainy weather, and beaded accessories paired with simple frocks.
An advertisement promises quick relief from nasal catarrh and head colds. It claims Bly's Cream Balm clears air passages, reduces mucous, and alleviates headaches by applying a thin layer inside the nostrils. The copy urges readers to buy from a druggist for instant relief.
The description highlights crepe de chine and wash satin fabrics for gowns negligees and spajatans. Pockets sized to hold a handkerchief add charm. Valenciemea lace and Insertian decorate several rows enhancing the garment’s ornate look.
Partial user message references crust hardness and making tarts. Mentions vinegar and unclear terms. No coherent event or entities to anchor a news card.
A terse ad notes a heavy winter rent is burdensome yet hills wind unexpectedly. The speaker urges light-weight wraps buttoned at the neck and long alcoves. J. J. Brummitt seeks Liberty Bonds at high price and invites bond sellers to contact 2417 Hudson Ave, phone 54.
March 4 New York report of 14 year old Tony Winwlota arming with a toy pistol and blank cartridges, attempting a trolley holdup. Passengers panicked as he leaped from darkness waving the pistol. he was restrained by a special officer and charged with delinquency. He said he meant no harm.
An old fashioned household remedy touts Pinex as a rapid cough suppressant. The ad claims it relieves bronchitis hoarseness and throat irritation within a day, offering a home recipe with Pinex, sugar syrup or honey, and optional molasses or corn syrup. It promotes a money back guarantee and warns against substitutes.
Burglars robbed the People's State Bank in Lehi Utah stealing Liberty bonds valued around 600 dollars. They entered a blacksmith shop first, using tools to force entry, but no cash or valuables beyond the bonds were taken. No suspects or further trace has been found.
Angeles reports say McCann accused of murdering his wife Mary Ay Mey Cann died in a county sanatorium. Doctors ruled a suicide. The alleged crime occurred January 13 when Mrs Cann was found with fatal injuries and McCann allegedly admitted harming her before slashing his wrists.
An advertisement claims a simple shampoo using canthrox dissolved in hot water cleanses the scalp and hair. It promises removal of oil and dirt, a soothing lather, and natural color. The method suggests rinsing for a soft, plait hair texture and heavier feel.
Glendale report states William McShernon of western film fame had funeral services yesterday. About 250 cowboys in Western regalia formed a mounted escort to the cemetery, reflecting the actor’s frontier image in death.
Andre Ton naval minister proposes a government style conservatory to develop motion picture art. He envisions a museum of the best films and a center for inventions, with graduates becoming producers actors and technicians. He argues the industry will benefit from such an institution even without government control.
The University of Utah will host free weekly educational film showings for students and the public. Films cover travel, science, agriculture, folklore, literature, and history, funded by the U.S. Department of Education and other groups, with distribution nationwide. The Extension department manages the program, inviting any organization to request screenings via mail.
Fragmented prose records Walt Mason's verses as a girl recalls a Los Angeles visit. A grandmother’s cautionary tale unfolds with rainy weather, a snow sighting, and lessons on street safety amid scattered, nostalgic humor.
A late nineteenth century advertisement for Ceviomene Tablets from The Disckburn Products Co of Dayton Ohio claims the tablets “build up the body and nerves.” It features a testimonial style note by Be mus Hamilton at 22 College St Franklin, Mass, and states drugsists sell and recommend them.
A narrator notes the tension between past and present and hints at ongoing action as Generals gather in Washington. The piece reflects on authority and uncertainty about future events surrounding the army leadership.
An old style advertisement touts a universal remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims instant relief from sore joints and muscles using a product called Jacobs Ol relating to neuralgia backache and sciatica. It emphasizes quick action and general cures with no side effects.
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