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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
10
A rugged verse on leaving familiar ground in wartime drift. The speaker reflects on loyalty, home, and loss as he contemplates crossing rivers and abandoning planes, with mournful tones about the old world and the human ties it holds.
Fragmentary verse about fatigue and perseverance during hardship. The speaker rejects haste to change residence, mentioning weariness, mixed feelings toward a treaty or foe, and a stubborn resolve to endure rather than seek quick shelter or relief.
A fragmented notice offers guidance for spouses and families coping with alcohol abuse. It promises information, sent in a plain envelope, to help understand and aid drinkers toward improved health and happiness.
Fragmentary comic scene shows children chasing a fire engine and guessing its location, mixed with an ad offering Foley’s remedies. The piece includes a call to mail a slip for a credit package and a long verse about victory and courage.
Francia W. Kirkham state director of the part time schools praises Ogden for a complete organizational setup. About 250 students attend classes in occupations from woodwork to auto repair with classes starting October 14 amid an active publicity drive.
An advertisement urges reducing meat intake to prevent kidney and bladder issues. It claims meat raises uric acid and causes back pain, headaches, constipation, and urinary problems. It promotes Jad Salts as a dissolving, kidney-friendly tonic to flush acids and prevent disease.
Mineola New York aviators prep for the transcontinental race to San Francisco with about seventy planes expected to join Roosevelt Field sessions. The United States Army Aviation Service and Amalgamated Airmen’s Club organize the event, seen as a test of postwar aircraft. Officials announce the race will be a return flight extending to 4400 miles, with starts from Mineola and San Francisco and a two day gap before the return journey.
A French scientist touts a phosphate remedy as a powerful nerve tonic addressing weakness sleeplessness and lack of energy. The substance described as Wentical supposedly converts in the body to healthy vitality and is claimed to improve vigor in about two weeks. Advocates say it is widely available through druggists and physicians and should be prescribed by hospital doctors for recovery.
Due to lateness in preparations, successful members of the county Boys and Girls clubs will not receive their usual voyage to the state fair in Salt Lake this year. An alternate sight seeing excursion will be arranged for the group.
The fourth forest service district reports Litah third in state receipts totaling 274 603 54 dollars. Arizona tops the list with 511 487 70. Idaho 462 024 40 Mpambe 394 203 73 Nevada 422 153 53.
Secretary Lang is chosen permanent chairman of Wilsons Industrial Conference in Washington. The conference rules require unanimous agreement by three groups capital labor and the public to reach conclusions. Lane will oversee open sessions with two permanent secretaries and press access while delegates from each group decide that groups stance by majority vote. President Wilson may address delegates before adjournment as sessions proceed with daily hours and no Sunday meetings.
Trobert Brookings of St Tonia attended as delegate for the public. Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, spoke in support of Lane’s nomination. Wilson and others stressed dedication to workers and the conference, dispelling notions that Wilkins was displaced. The labor leader praised Secretary Jano and affirmed Labor’s broader aims over personal gain.
A rough OCR reads that three carloads of soldiers arrived at Ogden today from the east and were moved to western cantonments. They were entertained at the Red Crow canteen at the depot, with sailors, Marines, and discharged soldiers present as aviators played.
Geraldine Farrar and a large entourage halted in Ogden for about thirty minutes on a private train. She praised the nearby snow capped mountains east of the city and inquired about Ogden’s population and resources. Farrar has spent recent months along the Pacific coast near Los Angeles.
The Forest Service plans to distribute 6 000 blue spruce saplings at the Utah State Fair. Saplings, packed to protect roots, are suited for ornamental planting and will be given to interested fairgoers.
David Grant of Honeyville and Pearl Theurer of Ogden wed Saturday afternoon in Salt Lake City, officiated by Bishop Decree Browning at Apostle D. O. McKay's office. Browning and Miss Theurer were both in Salt Lake for the event, with Thorner reportedly knowing the bishop.
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