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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1917
Page
3
A reader asks if it is acceptable to ask a guest to join a dinner late due to unforeseen delays. Alicia Hart responds with guidance on proper invitation timing and courteous behavior when guests arrive at any stage, emphasizing tact and respect for the host.
Nonsensical health rant urges first act to drink hot water on awakening. Claims cleansing effects on blood and body, warns of waste buildup and fermentation. Mentions kidneys, liver, and detox theory with odd spellings and misused terms, offering dubious advice and nutrition trends.
The text outlines social arrangements for a girls led event with escorts and ticket logistics. It suggests a student girl coordinating ticket purchases by one attendee to cover the group, mentions asking certain boys for courtesy, and proposes seating etiquette at a public place. The fragment hints at organizing travel and group seating without clear dates or locations.
Jack Balden writes a new song titled Leraine You Love Your Fish Your Girt and Your Liberty. Hubert Greenwell, popular baritone, will perform at the Alhambra Theater with a scarce run of copies distributed citywide. The cover features Min Balden, and the piece is praised as a potential instant hit by early listeners.
The Ogden High School announces its new monthly student newspaper The Tiger replacing The Classicum. Editors include Cheater Richards, Hertha Johnson, and Stanley Tracy with staff Martha Carter and Leon Seraby, while the Dusinns etaitta team lists Alfred Whattenierte and others.
The Martha Society purchased land from Arcadie Land and Live Hoek company, described as the southeast quarter of section 4, township and range A, north of Salt Lake Meridian. The sale included capital stock in the Weetega Irtization company and other considerations, with title transferred to the society for purposes of phil in the npts work.
Reverend C R Garver of the First Methodist plans a Los Angeles trip to persuade evangelist Billy Sunday to stop in Ogden. Garver hopes Sunday will hold services en route to Ogden or nearby, if local interest is shown and a definite invitation exists. Sunday will likely not speak without a clear audience and purpose.
A Mayan pod associate of Wiliam Cody known as Tuffatn Dill will speak tonight at the Maronie Temple to Open Masons about his experiences with the famous scout. The arrival was announced by J. J. Ward, president of the local eater. Vogel’s past associations span Nuts ato BI and early Wyoming Nebraska Montana and can dell deeds and romance.
At a recent meeting of Orden circle No 81 Worsen at Woodcraft the following officers were elected Guardian neighbor Mea Tansati adviser Mex Synaley secretary Mra Crites banker Mrs Mang mag ain Mary Henley inner sentinel Mra Virginia Moyers Water Sentinel Walland Styere oatirndant Nuste Alden caposin of the guard Frances mayaician Kathryn Miller mans agete Anna Adame Addie Baker Barbara Ludwig installing officer Mr lant
The Union Pacific sys tem will enact Beefless Day on Tuesdays across all dining cars. Vienna bread and white rolls will be replaced by war bread. Menus will favor beef alternatives and war bread, with poultry seafood vegetables and fruits featured. The change follows United States Food Administration guidance for conserving the nation’s food supply. W. S. Basinger signs the official notice.
The Americum Railway association proposes a wartime doubleload system to conserve freight cars. Shippers are urged to use the plan to maximize car utilization, with approval for loading between specified points and directions to move shipments to balance capacity. The initiative, led by the Oregon Shaitt Time and WI agent, aims to standardize loading to speed wartime transport.
Wyoming's twenty strong Cowboys travel to Salt Lake for a decisive afternoon tilt with Utah's Crimsonites at Cunming Field. Coach Norgren backs defensive discipline as both teams scout for edge. gate pricing drops at university book store amid plans for a sizable crowd.
A brief notice describes cleaning services for a home and painting work on windows. It mentions a contact location at 3041 and references a person named Gaitor Bert with a possible association to Augeard windows. The fragmentary text implies a local service listing without full details.
The article notes the Crimson team mastering play, aiming to defeat the Cowboys for Rocky Mountain guarantees. It mentions government comparisons, extortion concerns, and the planned shift of the annual meeting to resolve the season’s business earlier than December.
Portland, Oct. 18. Hugo Ter Wek, manager of the Pillsburg National baseball team, coaching the University of Oregon football team, says Oregon will meet Washington State College Saturday. Terdek indicates no contract will be offered to Honus Wagner next year and that he has slowed the Pirates’ plans, though he believes a pair of hitters could lift the team to the first division.
President Ban Johnson of the American league said he would meet Adjutant General MacCain on Monday in Washington. He plans to formally offer his serious proposal regarding the baseball league amid Chicago dispatches from Oct. 18.
Army orders authorize organization of remount service veterinary corps and machine shop units for the quartermaster corps, plus additions to the Graves registration service. Thirty-two mount depots for national guard cantonments, an animal embarkation depot for an embarkation port, and a field remount depot planned for duty in France.
New York Oct 19 Discrepancies between wholesale and retail food prices may shrink as consumers pressure grows Food Administrator Hoover signals the approaching end of the high prices period A gradual decline is forecast through year end The administration notes limits in regulating small retailers under 160000 yearly sales but aims to publish wholesale prices in seven areas
Amsterdam Oct 19 reports from Germany cited by Dutch papers say an air attack on Frankfurt am Main last Friday caused damage on vacant ground. The invaders were driven off by gunfire as bombs fell on unoccupied areas.
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