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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
2
The Standard editor Francis condemns unfair attacks as rumors swirl around city politics. He urges a fair campaign that covers the big issues and treats all sides with equal respect, noting persistent hostile rhetoric from opponents.
A reader questions whether named men will become mayor. The editor argues Francis holds significant responsibility, remains independent, and resists improper influence. He asserts editors face many daily civic challenges beyond mayoral power. The piece defends journalistic autonomy and integrity.
Dr William J Mayo addresses the American College of Surgeons on prolonging life through medical science. He warns that no elixir or gland grafting grants perpetual youth and notes that recent decades push longevity but not endless life. The speech underscores limits, urging cautious optimism about extending healthy years rather than miraculous cures.
The document appears to discuss prolonging life and productive possibilities with focus on mitosis and youthful vitality. It suggests conservative figures may weigh audience reactions and investigators’ views over general claims of perennial youth.
Disorder at Hed Croes claims over 100000 pieces of baggage from the American expeditionary force, stored at government stock in Hehoken, with 15000 vent voda and 110000 bar rack noted. Names and authors face sharing routes to the United States from Europe, though details remain unclear.
Brisk north winds signal health and energy as Merode or Harvard Mills hand finished underwear keep you snug and comfortable. High quality fabrics and flatlock seams show value. Garments cut by hand fit wrinkle free with seasonal weights and styles for women, children, and babies.
Burts arranged contact with the Last Baggage branch Hoboken to locate missing articles and forward ads. Claims for missing baggage are to be filed with the Brigad Sets Yemen division at the Director of Finances in Washington. A carnival dance at W O W hall on Thursday October 30 invites all.
Ogden prepares for Armistice Day events honoring Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans. Hermann Baker Post 2 of the American Legion invites Civil War and Spanish American veterans to participate in dawn ceremonies and a day of programs, parades, concerts, cross-country events, and football and tennis exhibitions in Mount Lanter Park and other venues.
The Methodtat church at Twenty fourth street hosts a weekly evangelistic series led by Dr J W Kra men. Tonight the subject is Why Little Mary Fell Out of Bed as services draw larger congregations than in recent weeks.
Ogden residents petitioned the city commission last night to adopt a wireless style lighting upgrade from Washington to Harrison avenues on Twenty fourth street. The proposal calls for six lights per block and was referred to Commissioner Figgare. Gibbana and Reed filed a $14 553 claim for work on sewer district No 148 plus $227 for engineering and expenses. Also noted was a carnival dance at the W O W hall featuring pumpkin pies and faces on Thursday October 30 with all welcome.
A farewell entertainment honored McCready, clerk of the board of education, at Ogden High School gym. Faculty and students praised her years of service with songs, toasts, and gifts, noting the event as one of the best in the school.
At an Arizona labor gathering, Thomas J. Croak, president of the Arizona State Federation Labor, denounced Samuel Gompers as a feeble old man and warned that worker strikes are necessary to build a permanent industrial structure. The remarks targeted the American Federation of Labor’s policies as undermining labor strength.
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