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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
9
An emotional narrative recounts a woman's ordeal after a soaking rain at a hotel. She fears collapse, receives care from staff including a bath and physician, and awakens to a kind note and flowers from a longtime friend named John. The scene conveys distress, support, and lingering concern for Katherine.
The text blends moral exhortation about health and character with literary allusions and imagined dialogue. It urges self examination to avoid moral decline, warns against chasing insubstantial cures, and frames self awareness as key to spiritual and bodily well being. The voice cites Edward Everett Hale and Wagner with a didactic tone, ending in a fragmentary signature of Frank Lilian.
An incomplete diary like extract recounts Karl Shepard’s sorrowful note to his wife Katherine before a long departure abroad. The writer questions John’s understanding when told, fearing the future while urging compassion and caution, hinting at distances and emotional strain ahead. The text ends with a note of loneliness and a sense of pending events.
The piece urges forming a mending habit to ease household chores. It suggests keeping a dedicated basket of mending, using idle moments to mend, and notes that small habits reduce nervous strain and save time over a week.
An old food note warns to mix a bobster salad just before serving and keep it eaten quickly. It states dangerous to eat if not fully cooked and mentions overnight soaking of Swak beans before parroll ing for baking.
A compact sugarless cake method uses one cup of warmed condensed milk with water, a pinch of salt and hot water, then two cups of flour and two teaspoons baking powder or three of dry yeast. Flavor to taste, beat well, bake in a greased pan for a light cake suitable for hard times.
The article suggests using leftover ribbon to craft lamp shades or candle shades to refresh a bedroom color scheme. It mentions an oval frame by 4920 and hints at creating a fuller look with ample ribbon, hoping for a better year than 1929.
Fragmentary text discusses ribbon width and possible items or bits the reader may have. The garbled lines make it impossible to identify people places dates or events for a coherent summary.
The Silver Tent No. 1 Ogden marks its 25th anniversary with a regular meeting at P. Tal 205 Grant Avenue. Members are urged to attend at 8 pm with a class at 9, followed by a membership roll call and flags. Rev. Bade, Tratrus.
At Washington on March 4 the Dry Contentions were argued in the Supreme Court over the prohibiti on the federal constitution. The complainant urged revolutionary state rights against a government defense that the amendment is a legitimate addition to the nation’s basic law, while the court held no jurisdiction. Lawyers for both sides presented constitutional questions including the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments and the scope of federal power over state laws.
J. 3. Brummitt advertises buying Liberty Bonds at high prices and invites sellers to contact him at 2417 Hudson Avenue, Phase 59.
James B. Bullard, aged 83, longtime pioneer plainsman and Indian fighter, died at his farm near Columbia Ma. He and his brother John joined Civil War service, fought Indians along the New Mexico Arizona frontier, and Bullard later named Silver City. He valued his Indian scalp collection and spoke little of his exploits.
Kansas City March Cor Henry J Allen of Kansas was called one of the worst enemies of organized labor by President Alexander Howat in a report to the United Mine Workers convention. The note cites his actions in the Pittsburg coal pits during a strike, contradicting the Industrial court. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue offers sales.
A vintage dental advertorial describes a slimy film that clings to teeth and fosters tartar and decay. It promotes Pepsodent toothpaste as a film fighting dentifrice based on pepsin, claiming tested results, patent grants, and a 10 day tube coupon offer to prove cleaner teeth and whiter appearance.
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