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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
10
A reader letter from a thirtyish woman questions marriage choices and lifelong contentment without love. The writer notes independence and comfort but fears regret if she remains a spinster, arguing marriage should follow deep love, while acknowledging social expectations and personal choice.
A dated essay argues that love and marriage carry risks for women. It contends most unhappiness stems from marriage as an end in itself, urging women to marry for love but cautioning against marrying merely to avoid social judgment. It concludes personal choice governs happiness, with regret possible whichever path chosen.
Pete Morrison and Marie Wal camp host at the Cozy Theater with Chaplin and Lloyd on display today and tomorrow in a packed program. Local audience urged to attend.
Card of Thanks from Stancey MI and Mrs J A Meidinger expresses gratitude for support during bereavement. United States Steel Corp reports unfilled orders on Sept 20 total 6,284,038 tons, up 175,535 tons from Aug 20.
A dialogue praises Schilling tea as delicious. The ad mentions four flavors Japan Ceylon India Colsagy English Breakfast and notes red packaging. It references Schilling & Co of San Francisco and describes foil lined moisture proof packaging and availability at grocers.
Senator King denounces federal authorities over the arrest of Robert Minor in France for alleged Soviet propaganda. Senator McCumber accuses record of deportations from the Foreign Relations Committee as Minor returns to the United States to resume his revolutionary activities. Senator Poindexter likens Minor’s case to Trotsky era interventions.
The Pantages stage features a diverse vaudeville bill with headlining acts and a submarine scene from a wartime narrative. Green and Pugh from Dixie bring lively song and dance, Ned Argo and the Virginia perform a rare harp act, Joan Tardcastle leads dancing girls, Moyers Novelty Five recalls minstrel days, and The Cromwells deliver juggling comedy, while a Berlin note mentions new currency to curb counterfeiting.
Rye for sale. Bella good seed. Phone 22 it 4. Worth Ogden. Advertisement reads as a sen sified Ada mettle Aime Rot the Heart tha.
Storms grounded aviation at Curtis Field delaying departures and causing scattered confusion. Reports describe fliers struggling with wet runways and gusty winds as crews refuel and await improved conditions. Major Adis and the crew faced delays touching down at several hubs while weather systems move east.
Garbled text from a page segment mentions Fort Transsei and transit content. Several names and places appear in broken form, including a reference to a lieutenant and an aviator, with scattered dates and locations like ROWE ISLAND and DES MONES. The readable facts are minimal and unclear.
Southern Pacific officials WN Ogden W. J. Scott federal manager arrives with J H W Dyer general manager to review operations under railroad administration. They travel with traffic assistant My Stofford and Max Thelen assessing depot matters as arrival expected. Local resident E J Brummitt reports paying higher Liberty bond prices in the meantime.
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