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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
8
Readable fragments advise dividing old iris clumps every few years for better blooms. They discuss water safety, boiled water, and cooling storage. Also offered are tips on children's appetite in warm weather, avoiding sweets, and washing fruit before eating. Recommendations stress careful hygiene and simple, practical care.
Ad claims a three week treatment at Melatyra Drug Co to help weak emaciated people gain flesh and strength. It promises money back if no improvement and lists Blood-Iron Fhospritts at $1.50 per package, sold in original packages for three weeks.
Jack Leonard formerly traffic chief of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph toured Ogden yesterday with Harmon Peery and friends. He reported his service in the U S Army as a first sergeant in the telegraph battalion was a wonderful experience with no wounds despite exposure. Leonard leaves for Salt Lake City to resume his former duties.
The gardener urges readers to plant and divide German iris this month. Advice stresses timing, soil prep, and careful separation to promote healthy blooms and strong roots this growing season.
Charles Barrett, 14, was sentenced by Judge A B Pratt in district court to sixty days in the county jail for breaking into the concession at Ogden Canyon auditorium. The youth pleaded guilty and, as an orphan roving the country, has been promised care by Ogden residents upon release.
News from Caba Blanca Morocco and Paris report no sighting of the Goliath after it left Mogador for Dakar on Saturday. Naval divisions scour the coast with strong wireless gear. crew had food and water for days. Anxiety runs high as search continues for the eight passengers aboard.
A classic advertisement urges readers to try Poslam soap and cream for eczema pimples rash scalp herpes and other skin issues. It claims overnight improvement and invites free samples from Emergency Laboratories at 243 West 47th Street New York City.
A rundown of local services listing insurers car repairs carpet cleaning upholstering mattress taking, engraving, fire insurance, money loans, printing, dental and medical providers, window cleaning and welding. Contains numerous business names and contact numbers across Ogden area.
An old advertisement touts Steward's Hattermilk Cream for soft clear pliable skin promising radiant beauty and weightless shine. It guarantees satisfaction or a refund and notes WO Weight & Sena Co. or any druggist will supply the product.
Salt Lake City and Idaho business figures urge Utah and Idaho delegations to defeat the Kenyon Kendrick and Anderson bills aimed at the packing houses and livestock trades. Benjamin L. Rich cites potential disruption to production and distribution of livestock products and blames Francis J. Heney for the inquiry. Several executives plan to travel to Washington to testify before hearings.
An old warning stresses that genuine Bayer aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross symbol on packaging. It cautions buyers to choose undamaged packages with proper directions for safe use and to prefer small tins of 12 tablets sold at drug stores, noting aspirin as a trademark of Bayer.
Representatives from twenty six steel worker unions begin arriving for a conference to canvass a nationwide strike. The meeting will decide whether to call a general steel strike and aligns unions of blacksmiths arm makers and foundry workers among others.
Salt Lake City August 20 A seven state governors committee led by Thomas E Campbell of Arizona and including Robert C Sproul of Pennsylvania and F D Garner of Missouri prepared a resolution to address the high cost of living It will be presented at the governors conference opening and then forwarded to Washington with possible modifications to Congress The plan seeks energetic measures and rapid action on the issue as discussed in a late night caucus at Hotel Utah
A testimonial claims a son-in-law, once pale and unable to eat due to stomach trouble, recovered after two months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It alleges the product clears catarrhal mucus, reduces intestinal inflammation, and aids digestion, promising money back after one dose. Distributed by A. H. McIntyre Deng Co. and druggists.
AMERONGEN Aug 18 It became definite that former Emperor William of Germany has purchased the Deva estate near Utrecht The house will be renovated and remodeled this work will take several months and the former emperor will reside long term in Bentinck castle at Amerongen
J W Henson of the New York Athletic Club won the Wimbledon cup match at the navy rifle range in Caldwell. More than 1000 marksmen entered as Henson scored 99 of 100. Other top finishers included Roscoe Arnett, R R Stewart, M W Durham, and Raymond, with a field of competitors from U S Navy and colonial teams. Special session called in Olympia for woman suffrage on January 12.
In Idaho the drought strains moisture with many farms reporting disease and insect issues while hay prices rise and seed acreage shifts to fodder. Rain came late benefiting western irrigation areas though overall outlook remains uncertain. Potatoes and orchard fruit hold steady as irrigation districts harvest earlier and buyers from the east stay active.
Ann notes a period of intense activity as wall materials dryers and separators gear up for a busy season. Details are sparse but indicate coordinated operations and upcoming workloads.
MARPA Texas August 18 Lieutenant G Peterson and Lieutenant Paul H Davis army aviators were prisoners after being forced down on Mexican soil last Wednesday and held until a ransom of 7500 dollars of 16008 was paid. Captain Muttiack of the Eighth cavalry delivered partial payment and then Davis was freed, but Peterson remained until further arrangements.
A brief notice locating a property at 2417 Hudson Avenue and inviting owners to sell their Liberty related asset. The fragmentary text provides no actionable terms, parties, or clear context beyond the street address and the word Liberty.
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