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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented diary style lines describe a childlike scene with Pop and Willie discussing a newspaper rumor about new arrivals and a plan to attend a city event. The voice hints at confusion and misread text as a playful, chaotic exchange between family members seeking answers.
A fragmented verse by Walt Ason features a rhythmic stream about daily life, money, love, and stage imagery. It references varied scenes from weddings to social gatherings, with lines hinting at nostalgia and mischief, and ends amid classified ads chatter.
Richard Styan a writer known in Ukr den as Way iran and son of Mr ani Mus T. Ryan of this city has come back after about seven years. He acted in major U S studio productions including Santa Barbara and Universal. He appeared opposite Rita Tall and Marty McLaren and worked with Mary Miles Minér in the Americas company. The Comedy company trained students and teachers in the face sty.
The Lily Thim Club held a quilting and social afternoon at the Hart Home on Harraville Avenue. Guests included Mrs Cora Cubyer and Mrs George Hart with others like Francis Cappack Susie Orese and Talley Wonter. A taaty luncheon followed a Go Anpath Deter 29 event. the program featured dancing, cards, suspenseful novelties, and a Halloween garden setting with potted ferns and fruit panel.
The Archibald family celebrated the wedding of their daughter in Lake City on a Friday ceremony led by Bishop Bows. The couple plans to establish a home, with guests from the community attending a reception following the event.
A report from Weber College notes a tension over disciplinary actions as faculty consider student misconduct amid rumors of a protest. The piece names interim administrators and references a higher education inquiry, detailing campus reactions and ongoing oversight without graphic specifics.
Members of the local Brotherhood of American Yeomen gathered at Woeedwen hall Friday evening for a card party and refreshments. The event opened with games and was the first in a winter series of gatherings. Christian Church Aid Society members met at Mrs Levien’s home to plan the Harvest Home Dinner on November 20, with a social hour and references to church business and prison reform reports.
Ogden and area clubs host afternoon gatherings with teas and charitable planning. The Red Cross canteen at the depot closes after a record service across the war years, yet volunteers remain on call for troop movements through the city.
A damaged ad copy promotes Freezone corn remover with a tiny bottle costing a few cents. It claims quick, painless relief using drops applied to the corn, promising immediate stop to pain and easy removal.
An odd promotional notice touts Howard's Cut termilk Cream as a quick remedy for complexion and wind related ailments. It claims cure for freckles nails and neck issues with a money back guarantee, urging readers to acquire a sample from AL W. H. Wright & Sons Co.
In Police Court Abe Kershaw was found guilty of drunkenness and sentenced to ninety days in the city jail. He had been arrested weeks earlier on the same charge and faced a possible fine. The report notes a craps game run by Jim Smith and John Doe, with warrants issued when they failed to appear.
The piece contrasts personal fame with service, noting the paradox that true success stems from usefulness despite others seeking recognition. It asserts the enduring value of selflessness over wealth or reputation, and hints at an active trade connection between Venice and the United States, describing American firms establishing cane work shops for lace and rosary beads.
The ad touts Blood-Iron Phosphate to help thin, nervous people gain flesh and sleep better. It claims hundreds in Geneva have benefited, promises a stable increase in energy, and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails, with a price of $1.30. It emphasizes quick restoration of health and vitality.
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