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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
9
Dorothy Dix discusses how wives attribute their husbands work and success to rivals, framing jealousy as a common, even inevitable, response across professions. She cites singers, doctors, and shopkeepers, noting wives’ fear their husbands’ jobs erode personal life and affection.
The Ogdet children will view censored moving pictures planned by Educational Film Corp. A. J. Stall ines met theater managers and Superintendent Henry C. Stohnson to show at the Alhambra on Saturday mornings at a low admission. A free preview will occur tomorrow, and mothers are urged to attend. The material argues films aid memory and teach subjects while illustrating family life and jealousy in marriage.
Maynor Hey wood and the Weber club press for a 11 30 p m southbound Bamberger Electric line. Residents between Ogden and Farmington want a late train to reach Ogden for shows while current last train is 10 80 p m. The mayor will review franchise duties, but club hopes the railroad will add a daily theater train as courtesy and benefit.
Washington reports a typed exhibit from the Van Igel papers sparks a U S Holland misgiving after a Netherlands minister protests to Secretary of State and an explanation is deemed satisfactory. The information committee notes a telegram approving the sale of canes of cartridges to the Holland commission and calls the relationship between Holland and Germany auspicious.
An excerpt describes a black spangled net evening gown with scalloped overskirt and jet trims. It notes a plain bodice and train, a black velvet hat, ostrich feather fan, and a simple pearl necklace, praising elegance, simplicity, and rich finishing touches.
Van Rappard asserts no link between a Dutch agent and any diplomatic transfer. He explains the proposed deal never closed and the Dutch army did not buy the munitions. Bridgeport Projectile Co sold ammunition to Germany early in the war, which Germany held for itself. consent from Berlin was needed for any other sale. The Holland commission bought only for the Dutch army.
A defense council advised the council lacks authority to buy wool for the government. Such power would require new legislation or direct presidential order. The delegation will present their wishes to the secretary of agriculture tomorrow and urge him to seek presidential action.
Burl Armstrong charges that a high Cuban official interferes with the search for Lizz Ruth Armstrong who vanished nearly two months ago. He says Havana police are not thorough and appeals to the American council in Havana and to Benatar Reed Smoot of Utah to seek state department intervention. Armstrong reportedly left Havana for Los Angeles over two weeks ago.
A nine member delegation from Idaho Utah Montana and Wyoming arrived in Washington to press the government to buy raw wool directly from growers. They argue this would cut the large commission payments received by wool houses that dominate western wool production. The delegation met with Dr M Baruch and Thames Eisenman of the national department to discuss the proposal.
A Fulton Nebraska reader testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured severe female weakness and nervous troubles after doctors said only surgery would help. She urges other women to seek the remedy and write for free advice from the company.
Salt Lake City police halted a moonlit pursuit on Redwood road near Hills Inn last night. Eleven cases of old whiskey were found in a bakery wagon identified as Greek Bakery run by Andrew Pokus. The driver fled, but liquor and a slyver are held as evidence at the station. Captain Burbidge and Officers Seager and Williams pursued the cache to the barn where the driver appeared to place more bottles before escaping.
Jamen Hudson traveled from Evanston Wyoming to Salt Lake City with a railroad ticket. He checked four suitcases containing liquor and retained three. Authorities traced the liquor from Wyoming to Utah and arrested Hudson. Leon Mona and Chief J. Partes led the inquiry, finding Hudson had enough liquor to warrant charges.
A complaint was heard against him by federal authorities yesterday charging him with violating the Reed amendment to the Webb Henyon act. He is in the city jail and will have a preliminary hearing within a few days.
The entity plans to establish operations in Utah and will issue a formal decision once walling maps and descriptions of available sales in Utah are received and examined. Officeholders in charge are identified, and a decision may follow.
London dispatch reports Allied forces repelled successive German counterattacks with heavy casualties on the German side. The piece notes veterans praising the British line and the intensity of recent engagements. Also mentions ongoing discussions to establish an aviation school in Utah with Salt Lake City as a potential site.
Women workers at General Electric wear Womaralle outfits described as refined overalls. The new garments are modified versions of men’s work overalls, suited for lathe work drilling and bench tasks in plant environments.
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