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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
9
An advertisement touts cheaper per cup tea than common varieties, promising money back if not satisfied. It promotes four Schilling brands including Ceylon India and Albans quality, in moisture-protected packages available nationwide.
Weber Normal academy reports 120 promise players for practice as coach Malcolm Watson announces the class series in hoop game will start next week. Veterans Jeppson Lindsay Campbell Poxey and Uritchlow loom as early favorites while seniors expected to lead. no games scheduled until after the new year and material sits in the storage playty awaiting the 120 season.
Confirmation today announces Notre Dame and Oregon game in Portland for December 36 is off. The Notre Dame eleven has broken training and no effort will be made to arrange another coast game.
The Interclass basketball series at Davis High opened with the Sophomores beating the Freshmen 45 to 12. Senior junior tilt planned for this afternoon, with noted players Robinson Love Jones referenced amid a broader page featuring ads for Sage and Sulphur Compound and a Rome shooting incident involving laborers.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a cure for kidney and bladder issues claiming it cleanses the kidneys, prevents waste buildup, and reduces back pain. It promotes drinking a glass of water before meals and suggests the remedy is inexpensive and beneficial for meat eaters to keep kidneys pure.
Pleasant Grove stars at Salt Lake today to face the Panthers in a promising basketball matchup. Prior meeting Thanksgiving night saw Pleasant Grove win 24 to 10.
An ad claims drops of Freezone will lift corns instantly. It urges applying the product directly to the corn with a finger, promising pain relief and immediate removal.
Harvard plans to send a near-unchanged squad to face a top Pacific Coast team at Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Twenty three players will travel with Captain Murray and Edna Casey leading a strong backfield and Horween brothers in kicking and field goals. Coach Robert T. Fisher will be aided by Eddie Mavan and others as the Holiday two-week tour begins December 20.
International boxing officials plan new standardized rules after a London conference. Proposed weight classes range from flyweight to heavyweight with eight-ounce gloves and padded rings. The draft includes knockdown procedures and referee duties reflecting a global federation approach.
Amended Articles of Incorporation filed with the county clerk list Fire capital stock at 50000 dollars and name officers including Roblusoty as president Pant Malan as vice president ML Tegan as large treasurer with a board of directors featuring J. S. Peavy Steed Len Woolan Fos and others.
An old remedy ad touts Begg's Multarianium mustard plaster as the fastest relief for pneumonia related inflammation and throat infections. It claims rapid improvement for tonsillitis croup bronchitis and pleurisy when applied promptly, and notes the product is sold in a yellow box with a price.
In Salt Lake City area on December 5 a youth named Henry Erickon, 18, of Union, died at the eryery after twelve hours of illness. His brother Bulus, 20, was at the scene and a laborer by trade. The accident or illness occurred near the Salt Lake camp while traveling between Salt Lake and a local work site. Local authorities and the inquest are referenced in the report.
An ad-like fragment warns that gas in the stomach is dangerous and causes bloating, pain, and indigestion. It promotes Misurated Maanema and magnesia as safe remedies, claiming they neutralize acid and expel gas, with cautions against milk. The piece reads like a biased digestive remedy pitch.
The editorial page recounts a London match where Carpentier of France defeated Benker of England, praised for clever play and judged by critics as a sharp, contentious bout. Commentary contrasts admiration for skill with questions about fairness and tactics.
A published home remedy promises relief from catarrhal deafness and head noises. The ad advises dissolving double-strength Parmine in water with sugar, taking a teaspoonful four times daily, and asserts gradual improvement in hearing, breath, and mental clarity. It claims many cases improve and some hearing may be restored.
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for a health “tremmedy” claimed to ease stomach and intestinal inflammation. The text abruptly shifts to a report of Mackensen arriving at a station with troops and a crowd reacting angrily as he emerges, including named figures and a chaotic scene.
Telegram from El Paso Times correspondent in May Get Villa notes a possible capture near Chihuahua City. It reports a battle between rebels and federal troops at Retino, Chihuahua, several days earlier, with General Am. M. Tigter referenced.
A battered 19th century snippet touts Mentho Liniment as a cure all for colds and lung ailments. An ad claims a home remedy from Hollands and other places, praising its curative powers and urging readers to try the mysterious Mentho Liniment. Also noted is a Portland fire law update urging responsibility for fire suppression costs and a bill related to local fire protection measures.
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Fragmented report from Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce outlines a council proposal for distributing funds or services, with emphasis on approvals within a week and a formal presentation to county officials. Names and sharp details are obscured by OCR errors.
Cousin of the late Colonel Roosevelt makes her first appearance at the Opera Romigue. The report notes voice praise and a marked debut, with details on the ceremony and reception.
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