Standard Newspaper Agency Notes Publication Details
The Standard outlines its being entered at Ogden Utah with membership in audit bureaus and subscription rates. An independent evening newspaper is distributed daily except Sundays and national news is provided by Associated Press credited and restricted from republication elsewhere.
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Punishment for Husbands in a 19th Century Court Order
An Ohio judge ordered a husband to be lashed with his own belt for beating his wife. The article notes the wife aided the arrest, a rarity for domestic cases, and cites Salvation Army Colonel Mary Sidwell advocating harsher penalties to deter desertion. Deserts by fathers, often returning to families, remain a legal and moral issue in society.
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Aspirin for Colds Advertisement From Bayer
An old advertisement touts Bayer Genuine Aspirin for colds and various pains. It describes Bayer as the genuine Rapitla prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and mentions multiple tin boxes of twelve tablets with the trademark from Moncacetic acid.
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Eastward, Ho The Migration Shift Northeastern Note
The United States department of culture notes a growing exodus from the Havas region toward the east as migrants seek new opportunities. New York World reports approximately 35,000 men and more moving eastward from the city, signaling a pivot in population patterns.
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Joyous Bill at Pantages Opens Festive Vaudeville Show
Festive Pantages matinee features the Yip Yap Yaphankers and Nada Norvalne with a lively lineup including La France and Kennedy, the Peerless Trio, Love and Wilbur, and Haynes Montgomery and Mammen. Amid jokes and song, a citywide audience enjoys a cheerful program as postwar mood and economic concerns echo in unrelated political commentary.
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Cost of Building for Rent Heavily Discussed in Ogden
A discussion argues that despite high building costs and rising rents, investors would see profitable returns from constructing rental property in Ogden. The piece notes price declines in materials are not evident and warns new builders that housing demand and rents support continued investment, while tenants complain about high rents.
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Better Milk Move in Weber County Notes Improvement
Community dairy leaders signal cautious optimism for lifting the county milk standard. Officials cite broader regional adjustments and ongoing testing to raise quality. Local farmers say gradual gains with producer cooperation and improved handling could boost consumer confidence.
Milk quality campaign gains broad citizen support
The article argues that improving dairy industry conditions benefits both consumers and producers. It notes milk's value as a staple, the need for public education to raise quality, and the positive impact on producer income from greater demand. It references diverse examples to illustrate communication and freedom themes.
Former Minister Urges U S China Understanding During Charter Week
BERKELEY Cal March 24 American soldiers merchants missionaries and diplomats should deepen their efforts to interpret Chinese civilization to Americans said Dr Paul Reinsch former minister to China in a UC Charter Week address He stressed China s enduring humanism built on personal relations and the need for continued Western scholarship and friendly government policy to foster future political and cultural exchanges
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A Daughter of Two Worlds at the Orpheum
Northron Talmadge stars in the drama based on a famous forgery case. Jennie is wrongly implicated, flees to boarding school, and faces choosing between identity and social ruin as her lover and fiancé loom. The film debuts Sunday in Kansas City.
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