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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
2
A long, uneven excerpt from a 1913 era report recalls Wilsons armistice note and Ludendorffs reaction. It describes German leadership, von Hindenburgs orders, and the tension between unconditional surrender and resistance. The passage mixes historical commentary with quoted phrasing about the war and German negotiations.
An officer recounts returning to his general after resigning, noting bitterness and a prediction that Germany would soon lack an emperor. He describes farewell stops in Spa and the difficulty of leaving his officers, while reflecting on his role under the supreme head of the army.
On the first day of transcontinental airmen’s flight three aviators were killed. The dangers of early aviation are underscored as deaths occur daily, despite war era improvements. The piece urges careful station selection and respect for the risks aviators endure.
A fragment reports a traveler bringing back a radium wafer used to emit violet rays for display purposes. It notes plans to use luminous signs along railroads and intersections to attract attention and mark evangelistic events, with cities like Ogden mentioned.
The merchants of Ogden push for aviation field development and a safeguarding committee to protect local interests as schedules, continental flights, and air routes are eyed by higher government levels. City leaders urge citizens to support air travelers to secure Ogden's place in the evolving aviation map.
Officers and workers of the religion eridges invite stake presidencies high counselors and bishops to attend the stake convention in this city next Sunday. Two sessions are planned one at Weber College and the other in the afternoon at another venue.
The Ogden Knights of Columbus chapter elected officers for the year including Grand Knight Dan E Sullivan and Deputy Knight J S Paquels. Other posts named M B Cabill warden P K Snyth and D R Dean financial secretary L D J Meaty treasurer J J O Connor advocate John A Junk inside guard Vincent Carney and guard CG J Clementa.
An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable tonic to improve skin tone, brighten eyes, and relieve constipation. It claims liver and bowels are aided like calomel but with no dangerous aftereffects. The pitch urges nightly use and notes millions of boxes sold at 10 and 2 cents.
Delightful farce He Walked In For Stepp from Mark Swant at Crore Broadhurst and Stern comes to the Orpheum tonight with Miss Norton Tuul Nichgeon. The show has played New York and Chicago. another feature is She Walked in Her Sleep with noted players Buckene Besmond Paul Nicholsen and Norma Houston.
A fragmented poem-like piece recounts enslaved people questioning authority, seeking education, and imagining freedom. It describes abuse, resistance, and the longing for dignity, ending with a reflective tribute to a caregiver or teacher figure who fosters learning and hope.
Fragmented OCR recounts a harsh scene of slavery with garbled spellings. It mentions a slave forced to work from dawn to dusk, enduring orders regardless of feeling, and a reference to cotton picking and punishment in the fields.
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair color products claiming gray hair can appear darker and more youthful. It promotes a odorless formula, non irritant ingredients, and a free trial offer with a coupon. Prices 38¢ and $1.16 plus drugstore availability.
In New York a thousand strong radical mob tried a permitless march up Fifth Avenue. Police charged the crowd as banners with incendiary slogans were seized. Some priests were detained. a Rogulan newspaper called Novinir organized the parade with banners reading harsh anti democracy and Soviet phrases.
A fragmentary nostalgic poem praises a brown eyed girl, contrasting her with other children. The speaker asks why she inspires such esteem, noting her shining curls and bright eyes as central to a town's affection and a mother's delight. The verse hints at familial adoration and communal admiration without clear narrative context.
King Albert rises early aboard the royal train as it stops at Manila. He wears civilian clothes and strolls the platform while crowds seek a glimpse. A man asks when the king will appear. the monarch jokes that he is a lazy fellow who never rises before 10.
Merchants of Ogden vote to back the winter livestock show to be held in the city. They plan committees for the financial part and urge participation of members in a financial list. Directors like A. B. Fongler and others endorse the enterprise despite limited business interest.
Ukraine embassy delegation confirms General Petlura has declared war on Denikin, amid the ongoing Ukrainian conflict. Details remain unclear as reports circulate from London and other capitals.
A cautionary tale on tobacco’s toll, urging quit attempts. It warns hearts differ in tolerance, notes dangers of smoking, pipes, or chewing, and promotes Nicotel tablets as a guided stop aid with a money back guarantee.
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