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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1903
Page
6
Ogden reports 5852 children aged 6 to 18 with about 4500 in public schools. Nine months employ around 140 staff with payrolls near 7000 dollars monthly. $16000 for free textbooks under new state law. Total school spending about $90000 this year. economy urged as funds shift to maintenance.
The Ogden School reports 4500 students with about 350 in high school, a strong faculty of fifteen, and new facilities including a chemistry lab and history focus. Resignations of Dr Harding and clerk Edgar Stevenson mark staffing changes as the football team prepares for upcoming games and other staff moves are noted.
Frank Robina of Boston, once a Faneuil Hall merchant, traveled to California seeking relief from Brights disease. After arriving he consulted physicians, used the Fulton Compound from the California Optical Co, and recovered enough to regain strength and mobility. He wrote to share his experience with others suffering from Brights or Diabetes.
An old advertisement touts instant relief from burns cuts sprains and stings with Dr. Thomas's Electric Oil available at any drug store.
The Board of Education met in regular session and approved borrowing 4500 to cover outstanding bills. The meeting noted 2039 due to a treasurer overdraw, discussed typhoid cases, heating plant repairs, and the resignation of history professor Dr. Wm. T. Marding with Prof. Rohrford elected in his place.
General Orland Smith ex vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Civil War veteran died after a wreck this morning. He had been aged and had served in rail operations long before his retirement.
Nathaniel Roth selects Captain Bob for Miller Kent third stellar tour at the Grand. Kent stars as Robert Rensselaer with a carefully chosen company. Elaborate effects accompany the new play and promise a hearty welcome from theatre goers.
The issue introduces a new department and presents Lesson I Oct 4 on David's rise to Hebron, conquest of Jerusalem, and transport of the ark to Zion. It covers the edict, the peril of Uzzah, David's fear, Obed-edom's blessing, and the ark’s arrival with praise, offerings, and procession.
The article lists aims for Sabbath School departments for a fall day program. Kindergarten emphasizes Truthfulness and Forgiveness. Primary covers Benefits of Returning Good for Evil. Lat Intermediate Class A highlights The Lord Has Unlimited Power. Class B Friendship. Lat Intermediate Class A Constitutional Government the Government of 2nd Intermediate Class B The Word of the Lord Never Fails. Theological Class A The Power of Prayer. Class B The Lord Protects My Servants.
Morning service at eleven with topic Sins of Carelessness and Indifference. Evening service at 7 45. Sunday school at 19 15. Endeavor at 6 45. Evening topic The Testimony of Facts to the Divinity of Christ.
Rev Father Tochman of Our Lady of Lourdes in Chicago declares any student found “keeping company” will be expelled and barred from dances for the school year. Parish serves over 500 children and elicits strong parish response.
Foster's Band has engaged the Party Mall Dignan's all stand for regular Saturday night dances starting Saturday October 3rd. No objectionable characters will be permitted to attend. Patrons are asked to send in complaints.
First Congregational Church schedules morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30. Topics include Pure Religion and Dog matism and Agnosticism. First Church of Christ Scientist notes 11 am services and 8 pm Wednesday meetings with Are Sin, Disease and Death Read. Sunday school at 10 35. Reading rooms open daily 2 to 6. All welcome.
Alfred Brown rector leads Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity at the Church of the Good Shepherd corner Grant and 24th Early celebration 7 20 Sunday school 8 43 Holy Communion and sermon 11 Evening service 7 30 Morning text Fear Not For They That Be With Us Are More Than They That Be With Them Evening So David Prevailed Over the Philistine With a Sling and With a Stone
Central Park Presbyterian Church and First Methodist Episcopal advertise morning and evening services with Sunday school times. First Baptist promotes worship and communion with The Devil Preferred as evening sermon topic. German Evangelical and Swedish Lutheran churches announce preaching and Sunday school times with Ladies Aid meeting and cordial invitations to strangers.
A four year old boy alternates beating a rug with sweeping motions and gazing at the sky. He replies that he is sending up dust to God so he can make some new people.
The article urges women to avoid powders or tonics for chest growth and promotes abdominal breathing for ten minutes twice daily. It recommends light dumbbells or devices, cold sponge baths, skin massage with a nut-sized amount of skin food, and loose clothing to aid chest development and overall health.
Critics predict Buried at Sea will be one of the finest productions of the season. Theodore Kremer writes a nautical comedy drama with mix of pathos humor and sea farce including a mid ocean burial and Fourth of July celebrations.
Miss Julia Filbridge of West Cornwall Conn reports a near miracle finding Burdock Blood Bitters cured a severe full body breaking out, expressing deep gratitude for the remedy.
A historic note traces a legend linking a Becket curse to Kentish people and a drooping tail tale. Variants by John Bale Polydore Vergil and others place the punishment at different locales including Stroud near Rochester and St. Augustine Dorsetshire.
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