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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin with the trademarked Bayer name on genuine tablets. It urges buyers to choose unbroken packages that include directions and claims relief for common ailments from colds to rheumatism, noting small tin boxes and pharmacist sales.
A Utah based standard notes a matter tied to Eniecadas Secahd Clanc, with Ponteffice connected in Coasa Utah under ESTABLISHED 70, details unclear but records reference local governance and designation.
A garbled notice lists subscription rates of eight dollars per year and thirty five forty per year. It also references the Associated Press as the exclusive supplier for republication rights and credit for published news.
A murky, fragmented report recalls discussions on US guidance for Turkey and the Mediterranean region during a past conference. It laments America’s exclusion from leadership and imagines a different path that could have transformed the Near East under modern methods. It notes a new bubonic plague report in Constantinople and worries about poverty, clothing, and disease spreading among the people.
The article argues Dr. Garfield should resign as administrator but notes he has not. It questions his plan to put settlement in a three person commission and whether such a move would raise coal prices. It contemplates how he would handle a winter fuel crisis without coercion.
The stalled mine reopenings due to owner and supervisor conflicts threaten a broader fuel shortage. As officials study new coal contracts, they should heed former Treasury Secretary Bichardson notes on extraordinary operator profits and resist price hikes that would worsen inflation and public unrest.
A biography of Carl T. Gray outlines a career from telegraph operator at 16 to railroad leader. Gray held posts at Santa Fe Chicago and Illinois Great Northern Rockefellar interests and Wheeling and Lake Erie, with education and ascent framed as merit over birth. The piece praises upward mobility in industrial leadership.
An advertisement touts Cascarets and purge pills as a gentle cleanse for the stomach and bowels. It claims to remove sour fermenting mood, excess bile, and constipation with no gripe or sickness, promising a morning straighten up.
Washington debates the Cummins bill to end government rail control and return railroads to private ownership by January 4. Senate leaders abandon hopes for quick action as opposition grows, with Larotlette and Lafollette opposing measures and Underwood warning of uncertain presidential plans. The chamber struggles over whether to adjourn for Christmas while the sugar bill and railroad issues stall.
Salt Lake City hosts the Lincoln Day Dinner on February 22 at 8 o'clock in Hotel Utah. Lincoln Club president John Jensen announces a nationally reputed speaker for the banquet. The Republican organization, founded on patriotism, vows to support reconciling progress while serving the country by serving the party.
A vintage advertisement touts a women’s hair darkening recipe using Sage and Sulphur, claiming it keeps gray hair youthful and lustrous. The ad promotes a modern bottle form of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, noting easy application with a sponge and the benefit of a natural, even dark shade.
Salt Lake City February meeting of the Young Men's Republican club executive committee outlined plans to form a complete county wide district structure covering all wards. Members named include George I Suk Charles Cawan T A Callister Cherence Bamberger Purley P Jensen A C Cole Nwizht Moteer George T Almep and John Finn. The committee voted unanimously to oppose paying Salt Lake City school teachers and appointed Clarence Bamberger Frank J Goslin and Pats ley B P Jensen to a senior white teachers committee. The next monthly meeting will be at the Newhouse hotel on January 6 with a program and committee list to be announced.
An advertisement urges readers to stop eating meat if kidneys show trouble and claims sal it helps flush and stimulate kidneys. It touts Jad Salts as an inexpensive, safe remedy mixed from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia to neutralize uric acid and keep blood pure. It mentions a canal project in Europe and Serbia, noting 473 male minors in a related count.
A vintage ad touts Dianderine as a hair treatment that restores gloss and color, claims to prevents breakage and stimulates the scalp. It urges readers to purchase a scent bottle and use the product daily to maintain thick, gleaming hair.
Heavy snow and high winds hit Salt Lake City area causing 10 inch drifts and railway disruption. Three Bamberger freight cars left tracks, a trolley wire broke, halting electric trains for an hour and delaying rail and streetcar service. Telegraph lines were down in multiple districts amid transportation chaos.
George F Rand president of the Marine National Bank of Buffalo fell from an airplane near Cacenhan Surrey yesterday and was instantly killed. Lieutenant Bradley who piloted the machine was dangerously injured.
Medical authorities say most stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juices. An ad promotes Timed Magnesia as a safe, cheap remedy after meals to neutralize acid and ease sourness, gas, and pain. The piece also notes Scandinavian officials debating silver coin alloy changes and a remark on single blessedness.
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