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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
9
Apparent ad snippets list peanut butter prices: 1 pound can 48¢, 1/2 pound can 25¢, 2 pound? 57¢, with unclear references and garbled text. Indicates a market or store price table fragment from a newspaper page.
A speaker rails against the ideal of the perfect wife and notes real life shows many women fail or harm their husbands against the theory. She cites examples of both self sacrificing and selfish women, arguing that support depends on the man and circumstances, not fixed rules.
Chicago dispatch reports members of the national Socialist party vote to gain ultimate influence over labor unions. They propose forming local socialist groups inside unions for propaganda and conversion, while opposing past failed moves. Amendments alter the national executive committee election and require citizenship papers for new members. Delegates from radical groups, including the Communist Labor Party and the Communist Party, split and plan to adjourn after a week of sessions with fundraising strains noted.
A narrative compares a self centered husband and a domineering wife who sacrifices work and finances to mold him into a responsible breadwinner. The wife resigns, demands support, and departs when he falters, while the man labors hard to prove worth, showing how a harsh spouse can forge a productive, if strict, dynamic within a troubled home.
President Wilson begins the western leg of his peace treaty tour in St. Louis, planning a day of rest, a downtown luncheon speech on the treaty, and an evening address at the Coliseum where he was once renominated. The day includes a luncheon and a car tour through the city.
Coblenz dispatch notes fourteen hundred Polish troops en route to Poland and six thousand horses and mules purchased from the United States are blocked near Coblenz due to coal shortages and railroad controls. The Allied commission in Paris discusses the issue as Germany restricts movement across its territory.
Royal receptions and fetes planned for the Prince of Wales during his provincial visit were set aside for a three day tramp along the Nipilon river. Two Indian guides will lead the royal party into the wilderness while lawyers and others wait nearby. The article notes a vocalist struggling to sing as the shift in plans unfolds.
The article notes former Coast stars performing at peak levels as major league clubs near the stretch run of the 1912 season. Dutch Reother leads the National League with the top batting average while Claude Williams trails teammate Eddie Chotter for the American League lead, signaling a powerful finish from these former coast talents.
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