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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1916
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text from The Standard. No clear events or entities readable. Unable to determine a coherent headline or summary from the provided fragment.
On election days autos are used to transport citizens to registration sites but racing vehicles endanger pedestrians. Drivers are urged to proceed at a cautious pace and avoid speeding to prevent accidents and regrets. Authorities warn there is no need for racing near polls or registration areas.
The annual Halloween ball at a Utah academy drew praise for costume design and dancing but sparked a fringe of war talk. Remarks linked to Villa and broader border tensions prompted officials in Washington to tighten precautions after alleged conspiracies with pro Villa factions. Public reaction mixed, noting shifting morals and the enduring appetite for sensational displays as old boundaries blur.
The News-Advocate of Price urges all citizens to register and the Standard endorses the call. It notes voter indifference this year and warns that only two registration days remain October and November. If not registered one cannot vote or influence those elected, and time must not be wasted correcting errors.
At Weber Academy last evening nearly two hundred students attended the Hallowe'en social dance in the choo ball room. The event, under senior guidance, fostered good fellowship toward the Orden High School and featured orange and black decor with a canopy over the dance floor. Green and white formed a cozy corner and refreshment booth as part of the decorative scheme.
Advertising handbills across the city tout the Winter Garden production arriving Monday evening. The World cites the show as a dazzling experience surpassing The Follies of 1915 seen in Ogden last year.
A Scribner article argues parents and teachers should identify youth temperaments early to guide boys and young men away from failure. It cites signs of giftedness and misfit, urging social conditions and flexible schooling to prevent economic and mental collapse.
A Christian Herald writer in China describes a Chinese student’s view of the United States. The piece notes initial遭遇 with Japanese terms and contrasts childhood and adult attitudes, observing race prejudice as minimal among Americans yet hints at broader impressions of American life and behavior.
The author contrasts Chinese students in America with those in China. In America they are modest, nonobtrusive, and rarely fuel race prejudice, except for concerns about American alcoholism. They are strong merchants, trained in mission schools and hospitals, and are impressed by America's democratic spirit efficiency government education public spirit and mutual respect.
The Alhambra presents a high class program with an orchestra concert and Mr McClellan’s recital from 7:30. Misa Myrtle Vane stars in Fine Feathers with Curtain at 8:20. Tuner and scenery crews have prepared a New York City quality act. Reserve seats by phone 207.
As chairman of the Democratic Campaign Committee of this county I state that any letter naming Democratic candidates as connected with the liquor question will be a malicious and intended to injure. We ask Republican leaders to state their knowledge or lack of knowledge or sympathy with the ideas in the above letter to prevent misleadings.
A melodramatic tale unfolds with Arthur Hardwicke escorting his ailing wife to a resort. Dr. Merriam schemes to commit her, while Marian plots to win Arthur and Beatrice Tourneur offers tender pity. Jealousies, murders, blackmail, and a stormy chase lead to peril and entanglements.
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