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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
5
A fragment describes Everett True’s humor and a plan to display the best cars. It notes readers’ desire to own Nash cars and mentions Varley and Ogilen in a bustling crowd. The text hints at a car event with many Nash cars and a focus on modern autos.
L W Andrews of the Nash Motor Company touts maximum efficiency as a key feature of Nash cars. He claims the Nash plant employs over 1,000 skilled workers and emphasizes tight factory processes, accurate assembly, and key parts designed for uniformity and reliability. The article notes the factory’s organized layout, use of modern machinery, and the high standard of workmanship contributing to product quality.
Memorial observances in York mark the memory of Walter Hines Page, former ambassador to Great Britain. Messages from President Wilson, Secretary Lansing, and other officials conveyed tributes at the April gathering.
Speakers including Wiliam O. Mc Adon and Dr. Tyan Abbott voiced tribute to Walter Hines Page. They noted Page’s service to the country and President Wilson, and conveyed admiration for his life of public service and distinguished conduct.
J. J. Brummitt offers to buy Liberty bonds at competitive rates from his location at 2417 Hudson Avenue. For inquiries call 59 to arrange for the transaction and price quote.
Cecil DeMille presents a new production titled For Worse. The film features Roland Young, Gloria Swanson, Tom Forman, Wanda Kangley, Theodora Todd, Raymond Hatton and Sylvia Ashton. Vidar Selwyn wrote the original story, with DeMille adapting and directing. The release promises the typical DeMille quality in acting, direction, and production values.
Berlin April 25 The imperial health ministry issued a memorandum on the blockade results noting 1915 to 1918 famine caused 763,090 deaths in Germany and 166,000 influenza deaths due to weakened resistance. Births fell sharply with empire totals over 4 million and Prussia over 2,560,900. damage estimated at 56.3 billion marks including unborn losses and reduced water power.
An elderly health ad warns that careless living harms kidneys the most and threatens uric crystals that damage urinary channels. It touts GOLD MEDAL Vaartee Ou Capsules as immediate relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory, urging readers to obtain only the genuine product from specific laboratories.
Dorothy Dalton appears in a Paramount Picture described as ravishing in gowns crafted by a large team at Thomas i ned studios. The film follows a New York socialite who revels in sham and pretense, with the story by John Janch, and will be shown at the Alhambra theatre next Wednesday and Thursday.
A vain wife faces ruin as her husband crashes in a Wall Street panic. She endures his blows and seeks a new life in secrecy, guiding their fate with bold restraint. Victor Schertsing er directs a stylish, spectacle filled tale starring Charles Clary.
A vintage unsolicited mail offer urges readers to cut out the slip and mail it to Foley Co. in Chicago. It touts Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, Foley Kidney Pills for pain, rheumatism, and back ailments, plus Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestive issues, labeled as a wholesome aid.
Denver police arrest Lewis Tiave ris at a pub, believed to be gang leader. He is tied to the First National Bank of Artesia robbery in California and recovered cash, jewelry, stamps, and Liberty bond coupons in his apartment. His wife and mother-in-law are detained. aliases and prior flight from Maryland are noted.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, was awarded the gold medal of the national visit of social. The annual dix of the organization here tonight honors his achievements on behalf of humanity during the war.
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