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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1917

Page

9

The Second Strongest Desire of a Wife

Dorothy Dix argues a wife seeks both perpetual bride and doll baby roles but resents being treated as toy. A husband errs by treating her as a child or as an equal partner, missing her need for romance, counsel, and shared intimacy. A third approach will be explored next.

Dorothy Dix Abe Jean Ebs David Copperfield Jess Willard Bria Bie Himy Shi Hoe Beeing Giara Sid Trabe

Restorative hair color claim Q-Ban ad promises permanent results

An advertising notice touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as the harmless solution to gray hair. It claims immediate, natural dark shade, added shine, and a younger look. The publisher guarantees satisfaction with money back and lists Memphis and local druggists as suppliers plus an illustrated book offer.

Boc Bmeintyre Drug Co Jessir- Ellis. Drug Co Memphis Tenn

English mistress and Irish servant in kitchen dispute

An English mistress employed an Irish servant girl who faced recurring watchers. After a camera left, the maid complained to Dridget about entertaining fellows in the kitchen. Dridget dismisses the concern, insisting the kitchen is fine for him. Chicago Daily News notes the pork packer’s odd business method follows a hog curing process.

Hridget Dridget Chicago Daily News

Army Recruits From Bear River Valley Depart for U5 HQ

Brigham City May 2 Neensta reports army recruitment from Tear River valley up to date number twenty ecreanen has departed for their various headquarters. Among the N ames listed are Orlan C. Carty Thamar Edwards Moron Johnson Fred Daer Dryan J. Hasley Gideon Winger Ernest Woodward John Rauber Axel St. Nelson John Jioush Harold Smith J meon Hunsaker Leland Waldron Clifton Anderson Verne Roche Clive Earl Lester Noriss Toro Way Hudson Tremonton Robert Dewey Wilford Eggieston Gerald Tecard Deweyville Arthur Jensen Arlando Anderson Joseph M. Anderson Bear River City Tracy Weilcox Harold Welling Fielding Clair J. Jones Snowsille.

Brigham City Neensta Tear River Valley Ecreanen Orlan C. Carty Thamar Edwards Moron Johnson Fred Daer Dryan J. Hasley Gideon Winger Ernest Woodward John Rauber Axel St. Nelson John Jioush Harold Smith 3Meon Hunsaker Leland Waldron Clifford Anderson Verne Roche Clive Earl Lester Noriss Toro

Seed received at Brigham City

Brigham City May 2 The Mutual Improvement association received a large contribution of reeds from the vocal department of the association in Balt Lake delivered by Oscar A. Kirkham of the general dean. The supplies are intended for Motual boys to experiment with, chosen by church authors for meat ample crops including fall and winter varieties.

Brigham City Mutual Improvement Association Balt Lake Oscar A. Kirkham

Loving Cups Won by Boys and Girls in State Fair

Two top honors display at the State Fair with Walter J. Glenn of Hox Elder county schools reporting cups awarded to Elder boys and girls. One winner, Bary Ude of Fielding, for best canning club work, and a district cup for Hox Elder. A record onion yield of 6,100 pounds from one tenth acre returned $80 after expenses. Also notes Argentina has two federations of labor.

Drigham City Walter J. Glenn Hox Elder County Yor Elder Boys Girie Fale Association Wlonere Bary Ude Fielding Hox Elder Udject

Breakfast Omission Aims at Health Despite Labor Demands

The text argues for skipping breakfast to improve health among workers, noting railroads and various labor groups. It cites reduced overeating among laborers, promotes drinking water, and claims better digestion and sharper intellect. The discussion includes personal anecdotes about sustaining health without a morning meal.

Eagles Open New Home Grand Opening Ball Change

The committee on the grand opening of the Eagles new home changes the event from a cabaree banquet to a grand opening ball on Thursday October 10 1917. All caterers previously treated are invited and members of various orders may secure tickets by presenting receipts. This is a private event with tickets priced at 1.50 per couple and extra ladies for refreshments.

Eagles Ordera Cat Uckete

New Plaza apartments offer cheap home dry cleaning method

Women can save dollars by using two ounces of accirite mixed with two gallons of water to clean fabrics, ribbons, gloves, coats, curtains, and more without pressing. Advert appears to tout tea room apartments with disappearing beds and meals included, priced 16 to 20 dollars monthly.

Railroads order record locomotives as costs soar

Southern Pacific orders eleven large locomotives for delivery this year to boost freight and passenger service amid high market prices. Each engine costs about 50000, a fifty percent rise from 1912, with freight cars also up sharply. Railroads anticipate ongoing demand and record activity as they equip for heavy crop movement and peak travel.

South Term Pacific Company Cleven Foor Routhern Pacific Arade Rik Roeds Southern Pacific Company Ndiriduel

Two Meals a Day Endorsement From Noted Businessman

A well known GR iden business man who advocates two meals a day argues overeating drives rising costs. He says meat consumption is high and many Americans are under nourished by poverty while others overeat despite hard manual labor.

GR Iden United States

Four Women Testify About Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Yonkers and other towns report four women testifying that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored their health after failed remedies for female troubles. They credit relief from nervous, menstrual, and other feminine ailments and urge other women to try the remedy, noting widespread newspaper testimonials.

Lydia E. Pinkham Yonkers Lydia Pinkham Dra J. L. Peatuck Dlamilton Ave Ne Ville Lydia Tinkhem North Haven Conn

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