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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
5
The Carl Hagenbeck Wallace circus parade arrived from Bath to Ogden, delivering a lively pageant along Twenty-ninth and Monroe. Horses, bands, clowns, and a menagerie thrilled crowds, with numerous animal acts and a vivid display of equestrian pageantry preceding the noon show.
Dora Cherter a conscience bound girl serving as Dr David Mayo secretary becomes entangled with Royce a gambler who steals bank notes. Dora takes the fall for the loss is sent to prison is released and marries Bob Stanton only to confront Royce again in a fatal finale with police.
Dr Charles H Spencer of Los Angeles president of the Western Osteopathic Association will address the twelfth annual Utah Osteopathic Association meeting opening tomorrow at the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City. He will conduct a clinic for disabled soldiers during the evening session. Dr A P Hibbs and Dr J F Morrison of Salt Lake City named to supervise the clinic. Dr Margaret Burns to judge the baby show. Burns and Hibbs also named as convention delegates.
A testimonial claims long stomach trouble was cured after fourteen weeks on Mayra Wonderful Remedy. One dose is said to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation affecting stomach liver and intestines. The ad promises a money refund and cites A. R. McIntyre Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
Four youths aged 14 to 15 will appear in juvenile court on charges of malicious mischief after entering a barn near Adams Avenue and Thirty sixth Street and setting it ablaze. A nearby girl witnessed the act, and one boy claimed to have started a grass fire that damaged the Everfresh food plant. Judge Dan Sullivan noted a rise in fires this summer and suggested youths may be involved in other incidents in Ogden.
A damaged ad fragment asserts that the Bayer Cross on genuine aspirin indicates safety and proper directions for use. It mentions unbroken Bayer packages with directions, lists relief from headaches and toothaches, and notes single and larger boxes sold by drugstores.
Orpheum patrons called last nights program one of the best balanced in memory. Vaudeville by the Musicians of coal calent and the Samonoff Trio drew loud applause. The Poinsetti Troupe acrobats impressed with daring stunts. Cook and Lorene The Two Millionaires kept the crowd laughing. Schepp's Comedy Circus delighted children with dancing dogs and a hammer cracking monkey. Wadell and Follette sang.
Nonsense with a dubious sense of ire sponsibility and Arthur Lloyd proved himself the kind of wizard with cards with whom we never wish to play poker. Albert Brickeon and the Orpheum orchestra further increased their reputation as players who select a varied and pleasing musical program.
Mr and Mrs Franklyn Show of Dayton and Mrs Charins O Connor of Columbus travel together to Los Angeles. They camp with complete outfits and cooking utensils, claim fast Tay ton to Ogden, expect arrival in about seven days if roads stay in good condition.
New titles arrive including Altsheler Great Sioux Trail Altshelter The Lost Hunters Amos The Mystery of Ram Island Rachman Great Inventors and Their Inventions Brown Butterfly Mosse Burgess Happy Jack Carey Dog Scouts at Sea Creighton Nature Stories Curtis A Little Girl in Old Connecticut Delano Two Alike Douglas A Little Maid in Old New York Eaton Scouts in the Glacier Park Gray Kathleen's Probation Gregor Running Fox Griffin Dutch Perry Tales for Young Folks Hagedorn Roy Life of Theodore Roosevelt Harris Usable Rempe Retarna
College boys and girls seek rooms as classes in home economics and millinery design are organized for students. Mrs Tanner to lead home economics class and Miss Stallings to head millinery and costume design. President Dixon prepares for school opening September 15 with discussions across departments. Those seeking board or room for students should file at Prof Jengen’s office. Weber Normal College notes many guest responses to count votes.
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