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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
9
Dorothy Dix counsels young women on love and attraction in a playful yet instructive column. She argues that secrecy and restraint attract men, that men pursue when sure of interest, and warns against overt seduction.
A discussion on practical street fashion features gabardine coat with English gallantry styling, patch and breast pockets, bone buttons, and a soft French felt hat. The piece then shifts to social advice on female courtship, urging restraint, pursuit dynamics, and the idea that women should allure while avoiding easy marriage. It contrasts old and modern mores, noting parental influence and the search for a balanced approach to romance and marriage.
A kitchen page lists procedures and recipes for breakfast and luncheon dishes including breakfast items like Sliced Peaches over Shredded Wheat and Thia Cream, and dinners featuring Tomato Marmalade and Lemon Pudding. It includes notes on preparing tomatoes, making Dumpling dough styles, and sauces with condensed milk.
A fragmented piece argues against a woman giving gifts before marriage and extols male lovemaking while lamenting costly conservatory setups. It cites Dr Claxton and Dr Glaxton on music’s role in national consciousness, noting wartime patriotism shaping musical taste and education in America versus Europe.
Los Angeles composer Charles Fritsche adapts themes from literature into music. His Serenata Uin dustant aims for warm languid romance, while a note compares it to Goethe’s Sorrows of Young Werther and Shirley’s themes, hoping to ease forlorn hearts rather than deepen them.
According to Eastern advice Hon P C Claxton Commissioner of Education is concerned with music real affairs. With Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of President Wilson and Modest Altschuler conductor of the Sudian Symphony Orchestra of New York, a national conservator of music in the United States is being considered to be established in Washington DC. Outlined last winter in informal conferences to avoid premature publicity. The plan aims to provide opportunity for all young men old women.
Balt Lake council No. 60 Knights of Columbus installed new officers at Hotel Utah. Richard C. Theanor and others received titles including deputy grand knight Tl. A. Kant chancellor B. A. Nelligan financial secretary James Maher recorder Theodore Killeen treasurer A. J. Gillis advocate Robert Driscoll warden Charles Gillis inside guard Jatira Ivers outside guard Martin A. Burke Kugire and Dr. J. P. Dinneen state deputy presided. Columbus day October 12 was to be celebrated next.
Sunday October 7 members of Ealt Lake council receive Holy Communion in a body at the Cathedral of the Madereine and on Friday evening October 12 at Ladies' Literary club a program will be given with short addresses and dancing. Salt Lake knights will attend the investiture of the Hight Ter Cush haban Ogden as domestic prelate on a special train Sunday October 1. Arrangements for the event are not yet complete. Interior Japan cable news reports disarranged wires delaying messages.
Dudley A. Dengdao, vice president of the advertising company of which William is president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, died last night at a local hospital from a revolver wound. The death was reported to the coroner today. Family members think the shooting may have been accidental. Typhoons in Japan.
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