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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
7
Reports from Paris and provinces show the second great war loan more successful than the third. Rain kept many away in the morning but afternoons saw long queues at subscription windows. A Bank of France window recorded 300,000 francs in gold paid in two hours.
Mrs Otten Nowostelsk arrived in Salt Lake after two years as a virtual prisoner in Lemberg recounting Polish beliefs that Paris had fallen and that Germany would soon dominate Europe. She described widespread hunger and censorship, with Austrian authorities feeding propaganda to sustain morale. Her husband uses the stage name Arco and secured a passport via his naturalization papers for their American-born son.
During her stay in Lemberg, her husband obtained sums totaling $13000 through various sources, but only $200 reached her. Two days before her arrival in this country he received a March letter from her that had been held by censors. In Poland, Mrs Nowosbelakt traveled via Leipzig, Vienna, and Rotterdam to secure passage for New York.
Grace Darmond leads in The Shielding Shadow at the Lyceum today. The showcase venue invites filmgoers to enjoy a mystery drama presented in the afternoon and evening showtimes.
Eva Tanguay headlined two vaudeville performances at the Orpheum with a dynamic mix of songs and costumes, drawing hearty applause. The Morris-Cort entertainment included Tullis Lensberg and his orchestra, comic acts by Jerry and Leddy, and other acts such as Don C. Alfonin de Laya and M. Rudinoff, all under a varied program.
One of the most prominent figures in German court circles today is the Princess August William wife of the Kaiser’s fourth son whose relief work among the poor has won her the love of all Germany The war relief problem in Germany has been perhaps larger than in any other fighting nation and the princess’s work has brought cheerfulness into homes where it was greatly needed.
Genuine artist M Mudineff created a striking piece on a blackened canvas using bare hands and a small brush. A whistling nightingale courtship imitation delighted auditors while Charles J Ross presented Just Like a Woman and Salome travesty drew strong reactions. Walter Beck and Frasier, a halo cabaret trio, impressed with fast tempo character songs and standout acts by Charles Warana and Apna Warana.
An advertisement touts QBan Hair Color Restorer as a dye free product that allegedly restores natural color, improves hair and scalp health, stops dandruff and shedding, and promises an even dark shade with a money back guarantee. Sold for 50c a bottle at McIntyre Drug Store in Ochen Utah with parcel post for out of town buyers.
Carnegie Library adds new travel history and biography books now ready for circulation. Notable titles include Howman South America Hiushey Home Life in America and Walks About Washington with many more across travel history and biographical shelves.
Grace Desmond appears daily at the World Series front windows at 12 m. Read the Classified Ads for details.
The Utah Woman's Christian Temperance union convened at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City on a Thursday afternoon with strong attendance despite poor weather. Mrs. Dietrich of Olio spoke and aided the sessions, while Mrs. T. Shepard, absent for 25 years, was replaced by Mrs. C. A. Walker who was elected president for the coming year. Officers and delegates to the national convention in Indianapolis were named, and Tremonton invited the next state convention to its Methodist church. Meal service and a cordial atmosphere marked the event, and the gathering looked forward to a fruitful year ahead.
Sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the loss of a loved wife and mother Alea. Gratitude for floral tributes music and speakers. Named readers include Hoogan and family. Advertisement note references classified ad.
The notice advertises travel on the Oregon Short Line with fare details and comfortable cars. Special trains run October 6 and 7 departing Ogden at 8 35 a m and Salt Lake return, with a city ticket office at 2514 Washington Avenue. Also mentions the Traffic presented next Sunday to Tuesday by Hallet Stanhope players and early seat reservations in the classified ads.
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