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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
10
Dorothy Dix discusses vanity through Armapach a dialogue about women and men. A man argues society rewards female adornment with stores, jewels, and perfumes while women endure mockery. The exchange compares preparation times and highlights gendered vanity and self presentation.
The readable text hints at a youth recreation theme with references to age, past times, and social customs. It mentions a gathering or event around 1:30 p.m. and a reception planned with a group approaching from a gate area. Some lines imply a late classified notice seeking an accounting position.
This fragment from a New York theater or fashion piece describes an adult costume or dress, noting lace details and crepe fabric. It mentions dates in New York and emphasizes the outfit’s color and styling, appealing to a fashion-conscious audience. The text is incomplete but centers on garment presentation and style.
A discussion on body image and aging contrasts women fearing loss of youth with men who overlook their wives appeal. It argues against sex and gender bias, urging balanced recreation and rest for workers, warning against overwork and the value of legitimate pleasure to reduce stress and improve performance.
A fashion card lists new coinr colors for afternoon and steel wear with numerous named shades such as Brown Maryland Havana coffee molasses pheasant and Red Tomato cherry berry cheraris. It mentions color groupings like Red with Blue-Nurberry and Green-cerald blue-Cornflower and Yellow-Topaz with various fruit and plant tone names.
Fashion note on sleeve care for well dressed women. As long sleeves trend continues, keeping wrist area neat becomes essential to prevent visible soil on tailored frocks. Designers advise meticulous detail to maintain clean cuffs as a style priority.
The article notes massive national mobilization with warships, yards, camps, and widespread Bell Telephone System activity. It highlights staff drafted for the war effort, increased central office capacity, longer distance lines, and strained materials and labor. It urges conservative phone use to sustain service during extraordinary government demands.
A wartime exhortation urges every home to buy Liberty Bonds while discussing worn cuffs and dress etiquette. The piece quotes Richard Graves of Ogden High on supporting the war fund, arguing bonds sustain democracy, peace, and national honor. It notes bond denominations of 40 and 100, with payments details and exchange options if higher rate bonds arise.
Joseph Bucher a German aged 25 was arrested at the stock yards after alighting from a cattle train deputies Boule and West made the arrest. He was certified from Duchesne to go to Camp Lewis on November 2 and on his way to New York to evade the obligation. Sheriff Wilkins was notified and asked Sheriff Peterson to hold him until he could be sent for. Sucher refused to speak. Federated shopmen on the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad have secured an eight hour day and satisfactory working rules.
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