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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
10
A discussion on when men and women should marry, arguing that men should marry earlier to support a family while women’s roles and societal expectations shape the timing. The piece critiques late marriage, notes risks of divorce, and asserts a humane paternal government to reduce pressures on men and women alike. It cites aged views on education, fidelity, and personal responsibility in early 20th century social context.
A reflective text arguing a man should marry between ages 25 and 35 when he is mature enough to value partnership and capable of supporting a wife. It posits a bachelor who has pursued life experiences may make a cherishable spouse, nurse, cook, and valet, balancing romance with domestic responsibility.
Reading describes autumn hat trends and the high costs of materials. It suggests relining, restyling, and refurbishing old hats to extend wear. It notes milliners now value old trims and fabrics and that renovating can be cheaper than buying new. It urges considering old hats for new life.
The text presents a chaotic weekly notice about the Ninetieth annual conference of a church, with scattered dates October 3 4 5 and several sessions listed. It mentions Say Lake Salt Lake, various sessions at the tabernacle, and speakers Heber J Grant and others, but the details are heavily garbled and unreliable.
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson took a quiet walk along the Arkansas River when a slight intestinal upset prompted rest. The special train halted for about an hour and delays pushed the Wichita stop from seven to nine o clock this morning, continuing a pattern of later arrivals in other cities.
The train tour through Wichita is halted as Secretary Tumully announces suspension of the trip and Assistant Secretary Urahaney heads to the station to tell locals the president cannot leave the train. Thousands line the streets for the scheduled motor ride while a written message from Wilson laments missing direct talks on peace and the league of nations. A Yeomen social is announced at the W O W hall with election of officers.
Fragmented ad text lists a Utah national bank and carpet cleaning services. Mentions address near Twenty fourth and Waishington with phone lines and names J Hampton Pealber Hepavatng and Owen W Balveccom D C. Likely a faded business directory entry for banking and cleaning trades with unclear contact details.
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