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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
1
The ad touts Schilling Tea as delivering more flavor with less tannin, justifying its higher per pound price by lower cost per cup. Four blends are highlighted Japan Ceylon India English Breakfast and a single quality misturn-proof package. Distributed by Schilling & Co San Francisco for grocers nationwide.
Former champion shows sharp form at the indoor net meet in Philadelphia. In the opening matches Gould and Witte led with strong play, while Kinsella impressed in solid exchanges. Gould faded late but regained pace to clinch key points.
Rub Musterole on forehead and temples to relieve headache and cold congestion. A clean white mustard paste that is gentler and safer than plain mustard. Helps sore throat bronchitis neuritis rheumatism and joint pains. Sold in 60 and 80 cent jars with a hospital size at $2.05.
Jersey Gilly announces featherweight world champion Sonny Kilbane will defend in Cleveland with three title bouts set for December and January. Boxing plans list bouts and times as details circulate amid controversy over German memoir suppression and pace of match scheduling.
Henry Clay Frick, famed founder of the coke empire and art patron, died after a long career beginning with the Overholt family and rising through Pittsburgh coal and steel ventures. Born December 13, 1849 in West Overton, Pa, he built Frick & Company and forged key coal and coke relationships with Carnegie and Rockefeller, amassing a vast fortune and owning master paintings.
A New York physician warns that catarrh of the stomach is dangerous as thickened mucous and phlegm cover the stomach, hindering digestion and risking gastric ulcers or cancer. The remedy touted is a specific effervescent magnesium powder taken before meals with hot water, claimed to wash stomach walls, neutralize acids, and aid digestion without laxative effects.
The text recounts Henry Frick’s clash with Andrew Carnegie and J. Pierpont Morgan over Carnegie Steel and the formation of allied ventures. It notes Frick’s defense of his union strategy, the push to consolidate Carnegie plants, and shifts in control that affected the U.S. Steel Corporation. It references Morgan’s stance, Carnegie’s options, and the broader tension shaping late 19th century industrial power.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls the feud between Henry Clay Frick and Andrew Carnegie over leadership at the Carnegie empire. It notes Frick’s prominence in steel, real estate, and railroads, his New York mansion on Fifth Avenue, and a 1905 marriage to Ada Howard Childs producing four children.
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick reliable antacid for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It touts rapid relief, low cost, and widespread recognition with a light dismissive flourish about envy and moral reflections from the era.
Circus performer and trainer slang clash described as Jack Kearns announces Dempsey’s approach to stay alert after winning the title. Kearns notes early morning walks and rigorous prep. Tate, the champ’s ring partner, telegraphed to Los Angeles for immediate involvement.
An old promotional notice offers a purchase of nine laxative sets branded Bromo Quinine. It hints at a signature by RK and a location in Grove Guru or Gurés a Cold to Gar bey, with garbled spellings suggesting a vintage advertisement.
A crude health tip recommends drinking a glass of water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims the mixture cleanses and purifies the entire alimentary canal, neutralizes poisons in stomach and liver, and freshens the skin. Ends by noting limestone phosphate is inexpensive and nearly tasteless.
High school basketball gears up across Utah with Ogden Weber North and South high schools featured. Weber Normal and Weber High hope for top northern division honors as state title talk grows. Coach Clarence Douglas at Ogden pivots to an emerging youth league with possible early season matchups. Mountain Tea ad closes the fragment.
Nonsensical OCR string references a Brooklyn figure and mentions Anterient Ambassadors Moxie and Mia Mexelnion. The garbled text includes phrases about slaving, Salt at Ellis Island, and a “Supreme Connect” with unclear context. No coherent events or names emerge for a solid summary.
A garbled ad touts Page's Cold Campounl as fastest relief for colds with no quinine, promising quick headaches nasal relief and fever stop. Mentions fake health claims and mis-spelled names while poking at modern government probes and quirky money making schemes.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, resumes training after manager Jack Kearns announced the star will begin a new training regimen in Los Angeles. The move signals a renewed effort to defend or pursue boxing goals amid ongoing career considerations.
Fragment reads like a phonetic, garbled account noting a man and woman at a street scene with mentions of coats, shoes, stockings, and muddy water. It suggests confusion or mishearing as observers discuss clothing items and possible actions around a town area.
An ad style fragment touts Cascarets as a gentle remedy for biliousness headaches colds and constipation. It claims immediate action with phrases about relief and improved health while mixing garbled wording and misspelled terms. It resembles an old time patent medicine sales pitch with bold promises and unclear details.
Disjointed text reflects scattered commentary on cultural clash and national identity. It references the United States, native peoples, and unnamed events, with unclear timeline and distorted phrasing.
An ad-like fragment promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as a safe, proven remedy for general aches and pains over many years. It asserts the true aspirin is world renowned, prescribed by physicians, and comes in an unbroken package with proper directions for various uses including toothache earache and other common pains.
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