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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
13
A garbled poetry fragment and scattered ad-like phrases reflect a historical newspaper page. It mentions Walt Nason and themes of joy, tomorrow, grief, and blending with wedding imagery. The text reads like a collage of rhymes and stray lines with puzzled transcription markers.
A humorous yet old fashioned tale in which Benny comments on girls, babies, and social roles. He jokes about age, beauty, and expectations, noting how girls change with age and boys react to mischief. The piece touches on evolving ambitions for women, from teachers to doctors, while poking at stereotypes about gender behavior.
School officials announce that every student in Ogaden will wear a flag colors assembly day. Girls will dress in white and the entire system will show patriotic display. The session will be called at 1 pm and students excused before the president's arrival to attend a show titled Rowdy Ann.
Fragmentary ad copy laments thin people seeking benefits from Bitro Phosphate, arguing for proof of effectiveness and urging caution about overadvertised cures. It hints at dietary concerns, claims about health outcomes, and mentions druggists’ opinions on phosphate preparations.
Fragmented ad style article touts Uie Phosphate and SeutroPhosphate products as strength builders. It cites patient weight gains of 230 and 2 3 pounds, improved health, nervousness relief, and increased energy. Quotes from editors and physicians urge use in hospitals and by doctors.
National railroad safety drive runs through October beginning in 2012, with events across regions. Officials say the campaign follows successful prior efforts and will emphasize boundary safety and public awareness in key areas including Japan and Great Britain, drawing notable attendance.
President Wilson addressed a large San Francisco crowd defending the League of Nations provisions and U S participation. He argued for the treaty's self determination, warned against German plans, and said ratification would prevent minority agitation while outlining future public conferences on labor relations and foreign policy.
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