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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1919

Page

16

Woman’s page discusses hay fever causes and eye lens rotation issues

Dr William Scheppenrell of New Orleans warns hay fever is spread by pollen from ragweeds daisies and other weeds in parks and fields. The piece notes how air pollution and direct skin contact can trigger fevers and describes eye lens rotation problems from misfitting frames and the limited remedy of oval lenses or a frame slot key.

Anxiety Raises Temperature Through Daily Factors

Dr. Frank H. Wynne described how anxiety and heat influence body temperature during a draft examination. He noted temperatures rising with activity and exposure, with men showing a range from normal to high readings, including cases reaching 102 F in hot sun and 92.3 F average among a tested group.

Frank H. Wynne Indianapolis Amertax’ Medical Association

Doctors Condemning Round Spectacle Lenses At AMA Meet

The American Medical Association discussed spectacle design criticizing oversized round lenses and wide gaps between frames. The New York Medical Journal cites the Beriows defect, noting most glasses fail to correct astigmatism properly. Accurate eye measurements guide prescriptions for axis and power.

American Medical Association New York Medical Journal

Measuring Butter and Sugar in Cupfuls Historical Note

A fragmented text lists traditional measures such as butter and sugar in cupful units with ounces pints quarts gill and drops. It includes conversions and odd phrases like “one-fourth pound” and “two and two-thirds cupfuls” interspersed with misspellings and garbled terms, reflecting vintage recipe shorthand.

Tarnish on Silver Ruled By Sulphur From Gas and Animals

Tarnish on silver occurs from sulfur sources such as eyes, rubber bands, elastic, or illuminating gas. The sulfur forms a silver sulfide layer changing color from gray to black. Rub tarnished silver with moist common salt before washing to form silver chloride, then wash in ammonia where it dissolves.

Painted Furniture Fads Highlight Black and Gold

A period note on the trendy painted furniture fad describes black and gold as a highly popular combination. It suggests pairing pieces with matching contrasts while allowing individual taste to guide color and style choices.

Thors

Scribbing Note on Cleaning and Classified Ads

Fragmentary note mentions using cold water for scrubbing floors as hot water wastes wood. Includes garbled phrases about Ada and classified ads. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations. content is damaged and offers no definite event.

Moore Coal Co Announcement to Friends

A note to longtime customers of fifteen years mentions continuing the same profit and service with Moore Coal Co. The author invites friends to call for arrangements, providing a phone contact. The text reflects a personal business update and commitment to previous terms.

Rank Moore Coal Co

More Cavalry Is Started Across the Mexican Border

MAHPA Texas August 22 additional cavalry troops were ordered to leave to the river tonight. They may join the punitive expedition to relieve part of the troops now operating in Mexico. The exact number and destination were withheld. An airplane reported no bandits found but the force will move to a new base south of the old one and resume operations tomorrow. Rumors of bandit headquarters and bombings were denied. General Dickman said the government may later pay the remaining $6500 ransom to Jesus Rentoria or family, but Captain Matlack’s rescue without ransom was not to be paid back now.

Mahpa Texas Mexico Leonard M. Matlack Jesus Rentoria Ralph R- Royce Diane Joseph Dickman Southern Department Dickman Matlack Paul H. Davis United States Associated Press

Miners Call For Six-Hour Day and Wage Hikes

Wilkes Barre, Pa. August 22. Miners demanded a six hour workday five days a week and a 60 percent wage increase. The district convention approved the scale report outlining a two year contract a ban on individual mining agreements a 60 percent wage rise with past adjustments applied and a $2 daily rise for all day men. The proposal calls for a uniform wage scale for similar jobs a six hour inside day from bank to bank five days weekly and time and a half for overtime with double time on Sundays and holidays. It also seeks a uniform contract recognizing the United Mine Workers and payment for dead work at the best available rates.

Wilkes Barre United Mine Workers Erick SE Bryshal

Dorothy and friends reunite with Billina and Tiger

Dorothy returns to Oz to find Billina safe and the Hungry Tiger still hungry yet principled. The Cowardly Lion and Tiger discuss courage while Ozma and the Scarecrow listen as Doroth y introduces TikTok and plans a gathering with the royal company.

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