Sloan's Pain Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Sloan's pain relief medicine promising quick non staining relief for sore muscles sciatic pain and rheumatic twinges. It claims safety for skin and rapid results with a low price.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Sloan's pain relief medicine promising quick non staining relief for sore muscles sciatic pain and rheumatic twinges. It claims safety for skin and rapid results with a low price.
Mac Kenzle and Charles Ganieli of the Canadian Geological Survey report government-backed investigations into platinum near the Fraser and Thompson rivers in British Columbia. Seven years of prospecting concentrate around Princes Town area with refining stations ready at Vancouver Assay Office offering payments of 105 per troy ounce for refined platinum and 103 per troy ounce for unrefined forms.
Extension poultry expert W Samborn of Utah Agricultural College predicts a profitable era for poultry producers. He says five years of strong demand in Europe for U S poultry and products will boost prices, while grain prices ease.
The article urges proper auctions in poultry keeping, counting work and comparing farm returns to raise egg production. It emphasizes breeding selection, clean housing, disease control, rich feeds, early hatching, sanitation, and regular market sales to fetch higher prices for quality eggs.
Alaska school teachers show higher education levels than the US average. In 977-18, 15 teachers served 64 districts, with 145 having education beyond high school and many with four year equivalents. About 80 percent of teachers in incorporated towns hold normal college degrees, with over two thirds pursuing postgraduate work. Outside incorporated areas, 59 percent are normal or college graduates, and nearly half pursued postgraduate study. Average Alaska teacher experience is seven and a half years, with 12 percent having no prior experience. Shortages persist due to frontier conditions and work outside the territory.
The Women's Motor Corps of the Red Cross aided the influenza epidemic by delivering soup, visiting patients in sick rooms, and supplying meals to families in need. Members used their cars to transport patients to hospitals and assist with dire necessities during the crisis.
British and American newspapers express cordial appreciation for the tribute by the United States in celebrating Britain Day. Brest plans a grand welcome for President Wilson with universal participation and Breton crowds expected to greet him on the wharf.
A historical account details early Jugoslav explorers like Father Ferdinand Wonsag and missionary Joseph Kundek in North America and Lower California, noting their missions and the Croat ties. It covers Jugoslav National Defense activities in Chile, fundraising networks, and support for allied efforts during wartime, including leaders like Raburizza and Kozak.
The text describes South American business links including Nichalan Athanovic and VJeka slav Mitrovic, the German boycott impact on German enterprise, and a spy network disrupting politics. It notes Austro-Hungarian and Dalmatian immigration since 1860, Dalmatian depopulation in Punta Arenas, and contrasts Jugasievs versus Dalmatian migrants amid wartime shifts.
An advertisement touts organic phosphates as a method to increase weight and improve appearance for thin people. It claims items like neurovascular benefits, brighter eyes, and restored vitality, with claims of rapid body changes and general health improvements.
Taft told the Investment Bankers' association in Canton that sufficient troops should be sent to Hania to establish a constituent assembly and a representative government. He condemned Bolshevism as a menace to human society and urged drastic action against the doctrine.
Washington reports a fractured Senate where 48 Republicans and 47 Democrats appear on paper, but four of five so-called Republican independents from Wisconsin Nebraska North Dakota Indiana and another state tilt the real balance. These five defectors reserve power to shape votes, signaling potential manipulation of the chamber by self styled Republicans with no party affiliation. They plan to use their leverage to influence outcomes in the upcoming session.
After a recent conference whispers say the Republicans may replace Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania as chair of the finance committee with a Democrat if seniority rules are followed. The move aims to curb Penrose and align the Senate leadership, amid broader party realignments reported in London.
Dec 4 New York reports fashion trend shift as sapphires supplant rubies in jewelry preferences. The advisory notes sapphires gaining popularity among buyers and designers in high society circles.
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