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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
6
The column catalogs fabrics and dress designs revived for leisure wear, noting irish dimity, organdie trims, stripes, checks, and handkerchief linen frocks. It also discusses fabrics like cotton voile crepe and border linens, plus tips on making and pairing colors, with a later section on cooking vegetables and milk's role in child growth.
A 19th century view argues that children aged 10 to 12 should not be given tea or coffee or stimulants. It emphasizes natural growth and warns that such beverages drain nervous energy, potentially harming health. The piece criticizes early use of tonics and sedatives as harmful to developing children.
Lagoon hosts an opening dance on Saturday evening May 29 with a military band concert series each Sunday afternoon and evening. Admission 25 cents.
The text notes varied forms of patriotism among communities, referencing a sermon or address about “the patriotism of the man of the street.” It mentions a gathering at Lemarraw eight in Mira, Presbyterian church, focusing on “the burial of the Man of the Street.”
Mia Long pleads for the return of John Long a former Ogden railroad employee who vanished months ago leaving wife Murle and daughter. Advertisements and notices in California papers reveal her anxious appeal and describe his character and possible threats against his job. Officers and friends aided the search while she vows to pursue him until they are reunited.
Fragmented report describes a 20 year old man injured by a firearm in a disturbance and a separate drowning of a boy in a well near Paewtells. The text notes medical care and investigations, with references to local officials and witnesses. The piece also touches on training of German judges and education priorities, reflecting a mix of local crime and public notices.
In a dramatic tale aboard the Tripaway, Felix Lynn’s violent insanity erupts as Esther and Alice Haletend contend for care and affection. Dr. Breadner contemplates mercy while a final verdict settles on whether restoration is possible. The scene closes with a haunting cry as the ship’s crew watches the two women face a choice between pity and duty.
A list of aphorisms attributed to Napoleon in Fisner’s Napolean includes lines on unity of command, the dangers of idle distraction, the needed calm of a commander, and the risks of compassion. The collection touches on war duty, imagination, conscription, patriotism, and national identity with terse, provocative statements.
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