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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary newspaper boilerplate shows standard publication details and Associated Press membership terms. The readable fragments mention subscription rates and evening editions with a Sunday issue.
The article argues music becomes a vital national force as phonographs and records expand access. It notes growing need for skilled instrumentalists for orchestras and bands, from municipal to factory ensembles, to sustain morale during and after wartime, with churches and communities investing in better instruments.
A critical look at youth misbehavior and rising juvenile crime. The piece cites boys aged 10 to 14 committing burglaries and drunken acts, noting improved court responses and concerns about leniency. It contrasts past and present youth conduct and questions parental freedom and allowance levels.
A fragmented, odd excerpt notes the need for youths to channel energy into healthful outlets while warning that temptations today test stronger character. The text references watchfulness, guidance by leaders, and the risk of moral lapses without proper direction.
In a reflective piece the writer recalls a vanished era asking what became of an old fashion girl who joined home evenings and left her mother and wonders about the fate of familiar items and family memories from the past including a $50 motorized playhook, a fiddle, and a leather boot, all tied to a community’s vanished daily life.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for wounds and a remedy for pain and inflammation from sprains cuts burns and bites. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips as a pink pill laxative, with a 30 cent price for the oil and 10 cent liver pills, offering a money back guarantee.
Sudtruy in Jun reports planned senate actions in Pollan provinces. Constitutional commission of Parliament to decide on a five member delegation from Cathalle Episens pany. After battlen and adjournments, tensions rise as institutions confront adversities amid political strife.
In Columbus Ohio Fred C Croxton is named general manager of the Red Cross organization coordinating the merger of unions into a unified Red Cross service. Croxton will oversee the action aimed at binding the various units into a coordinated rapidly acting relief network.
Roma reports the death of Duke Any tonie Samath a long associated figure in a family witch lineage once prominent in Austrian court circles. The obituary notes his influence across generations and marks his passing in early January.
Severe itching causes almost unbearable discomfort as eczema spreads through the skin. The source is traced to an infection in the bloodstream. salves offer only temporary relief. A doctor advertises a 5.5, 5 treatment claiming cleansing the blood will heal the condition with no charge for advice.
London reports Bolshevist agents used forged credentials to move between Berlin and Bern, including American Red Cross delegates, in covert plans tied to German Soviet agitation. Authorities trace couriers via Switzerland to Sweden and uncover forged papers and secret correspondence.
A historic New York hotel, haland halls, is being repurposed to host denominational offices after years as a popular hotel. A plan by church leaders will relocate several missions and adjacent facilities to new three floors, with operations moving to Boston and American Hospital complex.
An old style ad touts Gadomene Tablets as a cure for nerve strain fatigue and insomnia linked to overwork and drunkenness. It cites testimonials from G A Maayer and Joe N. fferndon describing improved health within days, urging readers to buy Gadomene Tablets at the Reading Pennsylvania address.
Mo and Leroy Shaester stand outside Mary Watkins house as Benny and friends discuss a round hat with checks. Leroy jokes about the hat while Benny admires it, Mary approves, and a trip to the hat store with Pop follows amid light teasing and plans for a new hat.
North Ogden notes detail a tribute to a central maternal figure described as an angel of faith and cheer. The piece lists visitors, birthday celebrations, temple day plans, and community acknowledgments across familial and ward circles, mentioning multiple local residents and officials.
Vintage reader notice touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative promising easy relief from bowel discomfort and constipation. It markets a worry free solution that works while you sleep, claiming no harsh ingredients and stressing a caring family image.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Page's Cold Compound as a remedy for colds and grippe, claiming the first dose opens blocked nostrils and relieves headaches and other symptoms. It asserts the product works without quinine, costs only a few cents, and acts without assistance, with dosing every two hours and three doses typical.
A vintage ad promises weight loss without dieting using Marmola Prescription Tablets. It urges readers to consult a druggist or write to Marmola Co of Detroit for a large bottle, claiming the product costs $1 and will safely reduce two to four pounds weekly.
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