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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
4
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair dye promising easy, natural looking color with shades like Mellani Brown and Dark Crown. It claims fade resistance, peroxide free formula, and a free trial offer via mail order, urging readers to try the product and receive guidance and a booklet.
Report notes overcrowded condition at Washington school with plans for relief stumbling amid staff changes and uncertain timing. Officials announce possible student transfers to other city facilities as enrollments exceed previous years.
Charles B Stillman president of the National Federation of Teachers will address teachers of Ogden Friday at 4 30 pm in the Central Senior school meeting hall. The event invites all teachers and others interested in school work to attend. Dr Human is touring several larger schools and spent Wednesday in Salt Lake.
The Women of American Patriot have secured a state charter under Utah law per J G Falck president. The organization, the only one of its kind here, has prepared a booklet to be mailed to other cities. The society aims to support husbands and families in war service and preserve friendship among women formed by the Great War experiences.
Firemen faced an arson attempt at the Ogden Tabernacle when kerosene-soaked doors and saturated waste were found at the northwest entrance. Quick action by Mr Torgeson and firefighters prevented damage as alarms another false alert earlier in the evening was also handled.
A fence blocking view at the Twenty second Street railroad crossing has been ordered removed after questions before the safety first committee. The 50 foot section removal aims to give drivers and the engine crew a clear line of sight to prevent crossing accidents.
City reservoirs reach capacity says Commissioner Figgare. Ogden residents now allowed to water lawns during the day daily. Officials urge careful use and no waste as city manages limited water supply amidst shortages.
Local railroad officers and yards held a Safety First meeting to promote safer practices across branches. J Nell, superintendent of the O U T I & By, chaired, with safety agent 2 K Ihews and Jed Abbott, claim adjuster for the Pacific railroads, as key speakers. They discussed safety bonuses and on the job benefits to workers and closer cooperation with communities.
Mrs J E Beeson wife of the high school principal leaves for Washington D C visiting Wichita and Indianapolis en route to see her daughter Jessie who is studying vocal training there Mig Thompson a noted vocal teacher accompanies the party and daughter will return to Ogden next summer.
The Utah Baptist Convention 10 to be held in Ogden invites eminent men including national officers from Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Sessions run 4 to 12 and 2 to 5 with public access. An invitation extends to miniature and church members and nonmembers alike.
A news note warns that many under eighteen are employed without proper parental consent for weekend work. Authorities threaten fines and child labor enforcement while outlining duties of parents, employers, and schools to comply with part time schooling requirements. Affected youths registered for Saturday sessions must attend a high school gathering on Saturday morning to receive instructions.
Report says rapid decrease in soldier movements with fewer troops passing through the depot in Nevada and California. The Real Grogs canteen will likely cease operations after Union Pacific No 19 delivers twenty six cases. No other depot visits expected beyond discharged soldiers visiting the Chester.
Lincoln business leaders hear Senator Albert Johnson argue against the proposed world league. Johnson says the plan risks wars and would force the United States to send troops abroad, invoking Lincoln era ideals and warning against servicing elite interests. He emphasizes sovereignty and warns any league would require veto power and compel action without Congressional authorization.
Senator Johnson questioned why Britain receives six votes in the peace pact and urged changes for adequate U S protection. He spoke on amendments to the covenant and planned to address the Minnesota Legislature in St Paul tomorrow, then speak in St Louis tomorrow night.
Tomorrow on Saturday only the great Nazimova appears with Bert Lytell in The Lion's Den a comedy drama of the better sort at the Utah Theatre.
Labor department warns of re arrest for conspirators Marty Wilberger and associates as Molten Goldwan and Torkman near sentence expirations in Missouri and Atlantic City. Cardinal Mercier’s outreach to New York ends after brief Albany welcome led by Governor Smill.
Metro spent a quarter of a million dollars and employed 1200 staff including directors writers and designers for The Red Lantern a colossal production at the Utah theater with its lavish sets and famous literary basis drawing wide public attention and acclaim.
The article outlines the production cost of The Red Lantern at about 250000 with three months of work and eight weeks of on set production. It notes June Mathis and Albert Capellani led research to ensure Chinese life accuracy aided by librarians in Los Angeles and Hollywood. Nazimova stars under Capellani with design by French artist Renek Manessier and costumes for imperial court and outer settings valued at 750000. J T Arnold resigns from First National Bank. Austell moves to Bank of Holy in San Francisco. Bert Lytell stars in The Lion's Den at Utah Theatre.
Weber county apple crop expected to move to eastern markets in late September or early October. Preparations underway to ship, with forecasts of a lighter yield this season. Information comes from Pacific Frost Express company offices in this city.
In Paris, Jean Tawader of the minority Socialists argued against ratification of the German party treaty. He and allies would not back the pact and criticized force as a means to end conflicts. He said the United States and Great Britain did not bear their war costs and lamented the lack of exacted general disarmament.
A damaged OCR note discusses salves and ointments with unclear directions. It mentions penetrating liquid and references a brand or product names with partial, garbled terms. No clear event, entities, or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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