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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1917
Page
9
Dorothy Dix urges readers to direct philanthropy toward individuals rather than grand institutions. Endow a child with schooling, a job-seeking teen with training, or a craftswoman with design education to unlock potential and lift families from poverty. Such targeted aid can transform lives and communities.
An advertisement pitches home dry cleaning for women. It claims two ounces of Solvite from a drugstore, mixed with two gallons of gasoline, cleans attics, dresses, coats, gloves, furs, draperies, and more without fading or shrinking. Grocers or garages supply gasolina. a wash boiler completes the kit.
London reports a sharp drop in ship losses from submarine attacks in the last week. The forthcoming weekly loss tally from diplomatic sources notes the smallest figure in three weeks, while confirming progress in anti submarine efforts. The notice cautions that losses could rise again, but current trends are encouraging to allied campaign planners.
A tall Georgia resident formerly from Vermont shows severe anemia and chronic weakness tied to hookworm infestation. Medical exam reveals low red blood cells. treatment and sanitary improvement urged. Official note promises personalized replies after self addressed requests.
Washington society observed economy in dress and dining as Mrs Wilson hosted a visit by Arthur James Balfour. She wore a black georgette crepe gown with draped overskirt and long sleeves, and served a refined tea in the red drawing room amid spring blossoms. At the British embassy reception, many guests wore elegant gowns in black or with white, including Mrs Wilson’s fashionable black thiffon ensemble at state dinners. The event featured notable figures such as Lady Spring-Rice, Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt’s circle, and Mrs George Vanderbilt, with jewels prominent and diplomats in uniform or formal dress.
Fragmented guidance warns against bringing children to social visits and urges courteous conduct. It cites Alicia Hoyt answers on etiquette and notes two guides promoting good manners and selflessness. The text critiques tardiness and courtesy, urging promptness and considerate behavior toward others.
An advertisement urges against dyes for gray hair citing dangers and advises a product labeled Q Dan Hair Color Restorer. It claims gradual natural color, improved hair growth, and a money back guarantee. Available at A R McIntyre Drug Co and other stores with a promotional booklet “Hair Culture” and related Q Ban products.
May 3 in New York a patriotic appeal urged devotion to the nation, presented by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to the Kings County Republican committee in Brooklyn. Upland honors for the former president were given by United States Senator Willa Calder, who preceded the gathering.
Officials of the Department of Utah Grand Army of the Republic prepare for the thirty seventh annual encampment to convene at Odd Fellows Hall in Salt Lake City at 10 o clock Tuesday morning. The council of administration tests accounts at 9 20 and credential committees meet to prepare the list of accredited delegates. The department reunion includes a reception by Mrs Jennie I Nye president of the ladies circle at the Peery hotel Monday night.
A struggling humorist sent jokes to a major editor, who rejected them as too original to be good and then complained of a second draft being too red to be original. The exchange highlights the tough gatekeeping faced by humor writers.
Read letters from Mrs Kilesa Cured After Seven Months Miness Auror Ohio and Mrs A Kiese of North Ave Aurora praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Cincinnati readers report life changing improvements and renewed energy after use.
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