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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1919
Page
10
Dorothy Dix argues that true love requires a man to see his wife as exceptionally beautiful and worthy, warning that many men imagine idealized versions and may seek divorce rather than accept reality. She contends most women know their flaws and realities, while men fail to distinguish beauty from affection.
The excerpt argues that beauty does not guarantee lasting love and that affection survives faults rather than being built on illusion. It contends that idealizing partners fails, as deep love accepts flaws, echoing lines about loving despite faults and “a poor thing, but mine own.”
Fragments advertise Ely's Cream Balm as a fast-acting nostril treatment. It claims to open nasal passages, relieve headaches and dryness, and restore easy breathing after a single application. The copy urges readers to buy from a druggist and use the antiseptic cream in the nostrils for instant relief.
An old advertisement promotes Washington Fruit Store offering pananas and other fruit, confectionery and groceries with prompt service. It claims the most fruit and the best, inviting customers to visit and become acquainted. Open all the time and located at 2319 Washington Avenue.
Rev Olson quotes Matthew to explain how Jesus silences Sadducees and Pharisees. The talk condemns higher criticism and mockery of biblical miracles while affirming Christian truth. It recalls the tale of the widow who marries seven brothers to illustrate Biblical teaching.
In a sermon contrasting Pharisee arguments with Jesus teaching, the speaker argues 613 commandments reduce to loving God wholly and loving one's neighbor. The audience acknowledges sin and urges fleeing to Christ, whose love inspires mercy and moral conduct.
An old newspaper fragment mixes an influenza remedy ad touting Wizard Oil to fight flu and grip with a sermon by Dr. Ray Valuer on death abolition through Jesus Christ. The piece riffs on mortality, memorials, and life's fragility contrasted with scientific progress and eternal questions.
A traveler recalls visiting Ulysses S. Grant and George Washington tombs in New York and Mount Vernon, kneeling with tears, and reflecting that true philosophy begins with Jesus Christ. He contemplates people praying at distant ends of the earth to unknown gods and urges a return to faith.
The article discusses why Jesus prayed and urges followers to imitate his secret prayer life. It cites Mark 1 35 and Luke 6 12 to show Jesus praying alone, then asks why people pray, noting prayer as a natural human habit since early Genesis.
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