Red Cross Drives Reach Strong Progress in Ogden
Local Red Cross efforts bring $7,775 in contributions as Ralph St. Bristol leads volunteers in Ogden and Weber County. Workers report improved coordination after two drives ran simultaneously, with momentum staying high despite weather and scheduling delays. The campaign aims to complete all signed pledges this week, with optimism for the year ahead and gratitude from the headquarters.
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Fasy to Darken Your Gray Hair
A fragmented ad claims a product called Sage Tex and Salpine can darken gray hair naturally with a chemical mix. It references applying with a soft brush, timing, and a final appearance change, though text is garbled and portions are unreadable.
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Alhambra Theatre Armistice Day Opening at 11 A M
The Alhambra Theatre plans Armistice Day events starting tomorrow at 11 a.m. and continuing until 11 p.m. The piece details hospitality duties, seating norms, and social expectations surrounding a family event, highlighting roles for women and daily routines during the observance.
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Alhambra Theatre
Armistice Day Observed With Monuments In Washington
In Washington on Armistice Day the capital lit up with three giant illuminated crosses on the War Risk Insurance Bureau building and nearby walls. President Wilson and military leaders sent messages praising the first anniversary of the war’s end, urging restraint and renewal of democracy. Tomorrow official ceremonies will plant two redwood trees in Little Square while an army firing platoon conducts a mock trench scene, with Lieut Belvin Maynard delivering a radio sermon from the sky.
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John Ferguson on Pream Tonight in New York
John Ferguson the St John bereine Irish novelist and playwright wowed New York audiences last May in a Theatre Guild production. The play, announced for one week, became a dramatic sensation with powerful scenes and intense feeling that broke summer entertainment norms. It is noted for packing theatres and drawing strong crowds despite not fitting traditional expectations.
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Stason
Dressmaker Finds Remedy for Gall Stones Claims Advice
A fragmented testimonial from a dressmaker touts a remedy that allegedly cured her gall stones and stomach issues after four weeks of use. The piece reads like a simple health ad promising relief and urges others to try the preparation despite dubious medical claims.
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Wilson Issues Armistice Day Message
President Wilson General Pershing and Secretary Baker issued statements to the American people on Armistice Day reflections. The president urged Americans to observe the day with solemn remembrance and gratitude for those who served in the war effort.
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Armistice Day Reflections From Wilson and Leaders
President Wilson and allied leaders express solemn pride in veterans while noting peace potential from victory. The message highlights coordinated Allied strength, economic renewal, and the promise of just, peaceful international relations. Also references to armistice day reflections and wartime sacrifice.
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Engineer Retires From Road Work
O. W. Torgeson of the Forest Service retires after leading the Kamag Blackmore road project and returns to Ogden, Utah, ending a long tenure directing road construction efforts. His leadership oversaw significant progress on the highway during the past period.
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Forest Service
Ogden
Kamag'Blackmore Road
Ogden Salt Lake road project details and theatre opening
Mr Tergeson states a new road will connect Ogden and Salt Lake via Uiitaby basin, shortening travel. The project cost 28 000 dollars plus 21 000 for prior expenditures, built by the state roads commission and the forest service in cooperation. The 21 mile route is in Engin. Alhambra Theatre opens at 11 a.m. and runs continuously. England war relief and trips home are noted, with mentions of American traders and a staged battle in a context of postwar recuperation. A fictional or reportage fragment mentions a sailing race, a spy, and a naval drama with dramatic but unclear references. High confusion and garbled names appear throughout.
Seven Days Leave thrills at Orpheum theater
A London melodrama described as a sure fire thriller opens at the Orpheum for three days starting Sunday November 11. The revival features familiar performers, blending European atmosphere with wartime leave themes. Tickets go on sale with the spectacle promising dramatic tension and nostalgic appeal for local audiences.
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London
Europen Sr
Orpheum
Yellowstone Elk Herd In Park Faces Weather Threat
In Livingston Montana efforts of officials led by Horace M Albright aim to preserve the great elk herd in Yellowstone National Park as foul weather and hardship threaten the herd and the park's visitors. The superintendent warns that unseasonable weather is driving elk away and hindering hunters and visitors from accessing the area amid mounting concerns.
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