Revelation at the Paris cabaret theater in Nazimova drama
In a revolved plot set in Paris a dancer named Jolene performs a bold beam with an artist Paul Granville. Rivalry, jealousy, and a nunlike vision trigger a revelation guiding Jolene to renounce luxury and work among peasants as war looms. Paul enlists and fate intertwines with lovers.
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Nazimova
Fortine
Joy
Bacchante
Rey
Paul
Joline
Pliny
Augustine
Voice
Falnta
Eyneadia
Paris
Brail
United States
Clos
Jolinn
Duclos
Jeranne
John
New Mineral Water Softener Installed at Local Laundry
The Ogden Steam Laundry completed a new mineral water softener installation by Cartwright Caps of Chicago at a cost around 4000 dollars. It reduces Ogden City water hardness to zero, using hornite from Colorado, and operates at 4000 gallons per hour. The machine is praised for mineral processing with no chemical effects, leaving fabrics fresh and undamaged. J Aubrey Gillette touts the city water as exceptionally pure.
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Oaien
Iaundry
Cartwright Caps Company
Chisease
Eutly
Ogden City
Weds
Colorado
J. Aubrey Gillette
Utah
Evans Brothers in Army Serve with U S Army
Two Evans brothers John J. Evans and Windsor L. Evans, sons of William Ti ana of Utah, enlisted months ago and serve abroad and at the Presidio. John I. Evans with the Eighteenth Engineers in France reports a safe arrival and good times. Windsor L. Evans with the Forty Fourth Company Coast Artillery at the Presidio writes of liking army life and eagerness to fight, visited by relatives in California.
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John I. Evans
Windsor L. Evans
William Thomas Tiana
Winker Quarters
Utah
H. Whetton, Jr
Chester Street
Ogden
Engineers
France
Whetton
Windsor L. Ryans
Forty-fourth
Coast Artillery
Presidio
San Francisco
Army
Tien Huns
Laundry Machine Showcased in Intermountain Region
Parkley, manager of the laundry, praised a new machine deemed superior for washing compared to many mountain areas. He expressed willingness to demonstrate the device to visitors, noting it is among the few in the intermountain country and invites inspection.
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Parkley
Rye flour no substitutes allowed in Ogden markets
Ogden food dealers may sell rye flour without substitutes following a Utah state food administrator notice. W. W. Armstrong confirms in a Washington decision that four pounds of wheat flour substitutes need not accompany rye flour purchases. Graham flour remains non-substitute. six pounds graham may be sold with four pounds wheat four substitutes.
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Ogden
Deaiers
Utah
W. W. Armstrong
Kent
T. BE. Browning
Vhe
Thos
B. Browning
Mr. Browning
Washington
Graham
Youra
Elect Draftees 10 Train at Boulder
City draft board announced a call for ten men and three alternates to train before army service in Boulder Colorado. Recruits to report May 1 at the draft office and proceed to the University of Boulder on May 16 with clothing issued and two suits of underwear a sweater socks and towels.
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Bouldey Colo
M. R Richardson
Walter Walynant W
Barnett
Willare Fuirest
The
Boverd
WL Ce University
Boulder
Ogden City Schools Buy 12500 Worth of Thrift Stamps
Ogden City schools report thrift stamp sales totaling 12500 for the period ending May 14. Madison leads with 8144.55, followed by Lewis at 1864.55. Schools listed include High, Central Junior, Mound Fort, North Farr, Dee, Grant, Washington, Wingree, Quinny, Five Points, and Five Points totals.
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Ogden City
H. G. Johnson
Madison
Lewis
Central
Mound Forle
Lewis Schoo
Orth Farr
Dee
Grant
Washington
Wingree
Quinny
Mother's Day Program at Ogden Orpheum Highlights
Ogden invites all mothers to the Mother's Day program at the Orpheum theatre tomorrow at 3 PM. The program features songs, tableaux, and features with carnations for attendees, plus performances by Marion Browning and the Orpheum orchestra. The event promises to be entertaining with multiple tableaux including The Birth of Liberty and Service, culminating in an audience singalong of America.
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Ogden
Orpheum Theatre
Nas
Orpheuny Orchestra
James A. Hurt
Sala
Dvoraky
Presbyterian Church to honor patriotic Mothers
Mothers day observance at the Presbyterian church will include a special service with the theme The Constant Virtues of Motherhood. The program features Denbeta a Nevin Louise Pierce and Miss Hess in solos and quartettes, with offerings and a postlude.
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Presbyterian Church
Denbeta
Louise Pierce
Quartette
Ife
PLN
Fess
Ackley
Mother Mine
F. N. Hess
Judge Voices Support for Rage In Bicycle Race
A city commission approved a petition for a bicycle road race titled hat 13 to be held tomorrow by bicyclists enthusiasts. Judge George Darker of the municipal court indicated participants could be arrested during the event.
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Judas George 3
Judge Barker Denies Involvement In Speeding Race Fine
The article quotes Judge Barker stating he did not speak on the matter and would not obstruct the sport if the city commission finds nothing objectionable. He defended the race and insisted he had not discussed it this morning. He emphasized support for the Joyful of Life event only if approved by officials.
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Barker
Soldier Returns to Visit Friends in Ogden
Jou Timerman, formerly a Glen Bros. Music clerk, now in the national army at Camp Lewis, Washington, is on a two weeks furlough in Ogden with Mrs. Timmerman. He joined the colors with the county men last November and, though born in the Netherlands with a wife, did not claim exemption. Mrs. Timmerman then went to Tacoma.
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Jou Timerman
Glen Bros. Music Company
National Army
Camp Lewis
Washington
Fis
Ogden
Timmerman
Laskl
Netherlandsland
Tacoma
Local cook instructor tied to Bureh Greek area home
Fragmentary text mentions a home in Bureh Greek addition and an instructor of cooking at a cooking school known for samp. Details are unclear due to damaged source.
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Bureh
Arrest of Sam Ericksen Over Liquor Possession
E. J. Ericksen was arrested on a charge of possessing liquor in large quantity on Twenty-fifth Street last Thursday. His case was continued with a $40 bail set, later amended to $343. He resides in Richmond and bail was secured by telephoning funds from his home city. Read the Classified Ads.
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E. J. Ericksen
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