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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
2
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A London essay warns that spring cleaning can spread dust and pathogens if not done properly. It argues only thorough removal rather than mere spreading is acceptable, calls for sanitary safeguards, and notes costs may be irregular rather than annual.
The article argues that racing with betting harms a community and business. It cites a promoter who concedes some benefit in drawing people to meets but warns betting should not dominate. It calls for a limited racing period and treats gambling as a risk akin to gaming tables, urging minimization of its impact.
A Salt Lake City-Ogden rift reports ministers denouncing gambling as reformers push to close houses while Salt Lake contemplates reopening gambling venues. The clash reflects party politics and moral crusades affecting Utah cities as winter forecasts swirl and officials weigh policy shifts.
Ogden is the Utah canning center, according to Dr. WoW Wiley, chief of the agriculture department’s bureau of chemistry. He notes the industry has been notably free from false labeling, coloring matter, or adulterants, underscoring the region’s orderly trade practices amid industry enthusiasm and evolving standards.
A regional discussion highlights consumer mistrust of artificial colors sweeteners and preservatives in canned foods. Warnings about labeling clarity stress protecting public health while noting natural color in tomatoes from Ogden and variability in quality among canneries. The writer urges transparency and inspection to maintain trust in the canning trade.
The Tolstoi Circle gathered Tuesday at Mrs Mea Newcomb's residence for readings and talks. Ella Wheeter Wildear presented a poem, Mrs Klogre read a lecture on Free Love, Josiah Allen's wife read by Mrs Newcombe, Mr Deofey spoke on youth education, Mrs Cook illustrated Turkish conditions, and Mrs Miller led Timely Topics. Afterward, a social hour featured refreshments before adjournment to ten weeks hence at 225 Adams Ave Nelo Kuba.
The regular Hore Culture club met on Wednesday May 6 at Mrs Nurt's Rome of Mra Nurt. Members heard extracts from G It Cable and Mee Mart and reviews of works by Thomas Nelson Pace and Mrs Ref. A lively interpretation of war scenes was given and a critique of Mr Crew's Career was shared by Mrs Markle. The next meeting is planned for May pitch at 2783 Gravy Ave with Mrs Filegee ald.
Maw Minnie Etrown entertained by her mother Mire Barry Satth hosted a Thursday evening gathering at Washington Avenue home. Guests included Micnestry Clortorm Charlie Wetzel Oll Weoley Dorothy Greenwell Marl Helnan and others in a formal dining room supper with decorative centerpiece and social chatter.
An unclear report notes a contrarting event held at the home of Marea Mark, involving Avery and tremelt figures. The text mentions Mt Albert Nosevear and Bene Peate in relation to a gown, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
A bride from England arrived in Ogden area for a heartwarming wedding. Rev G W SeCreery of the Methodist church officiated. A wedding supper followed at Mrs Ann Stark's home with guests from within seven miles, celebrating the union of the couple and anticipating their life together.
Friday evening at Sacred Heart academy, Miss Stewart delivered a refined piano and vocal program. Songs included Tarantelle, La Morena, Rhapsody in C, and When Colle Sings, with Mrs Malone accompanying. Father Cushoahan praised her graceful execution and the audience responded with enthusiasm.
Mr Mex Wheelwright of Pittsburg Pa enjoyed a pleasant surprise Friday evening at his sister Mrs J W Cather’s home 2368 34th avenue The event featured cards music and a high five prize winners included Miss Babel Keeler Mr J Hearn Miss Hazel Wheelwright and Mr Alex Wheelwright Guests listed span Mrs Mamta eels Pittaborg and many others with dining room decor native flowers and rap material mentioned in passing
Thursday night at Mire Muth Steklheron home on Twenty et sire a purple decorated party featured a mock parade with impersonators and a clown. Attendees included Gladys Ballantyne Nertha Futche Marion Drowning Leah Pardoe Jerephine Larkto Car oe Pardhe Zina Taylor and others in festive costumes amid a busy social scene.
Quiet Tacoma wedding ties Mark Cemger Inks Conder to Sue Groen in a small ceremony at their home. Few relatives attend as guests gather for a modest reception with pink decorations and contributions from local members of the Eastern Star.
The report summarizes social gatherings in Ogden including entertainments at Mrs James Cooper and Mrs Fitzgeralds homes, bridge parties, and visits by Mrs Grant and Mrs Acherman among locals. It notes Dr Osler addressing a medical association, praising public health progress and urging continued fundraising and public engagement to advance disease control efforts.
In Waratineton on May 1 Speaker Cannon declares the drive to end tuberculosis among cattle, rallying support for disease control efforts. He cites Dr Osler and age theory discussions while addressing the Natoma Association on prevention and policy.
An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims to cure aching feet and provide comfort for tired feet. It promotes the product as a remedy for hot, burning, and weary feet and suggests purchasing from druggists and stores. It includes mention of samples and a New York company address.
Cincinnati May. Mrs Markbrett, wife of Leopold Markbrett, plans to return to the stage after a long absence. She pursued other roles then retired at marriage. Four years ago she wrote a play titled Mariennede and later gained success in minor productions.
In Moscow on May 14 the trial of Beelal Leis democratic evanisation members ended with 18 sentenced to life imprisonment and 17 to varied terms from one to three and a half years. Among the condemned are Prof. Reebhor of Moscow University and other university figures. Authorities identified a top party member as influential but did not reveal the name. Additional officials, including Judge Spareky and Instructor Prvain of Moscow University, received prison terms up to two and eight years respectively.
Two men made a wager over a grueling run and its takeaway, ending with Bold the most breakfast food.
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