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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1920
Page
8
Dorothy Dix urges a shift from complaint to cheer, urging readers to pledge to talk health and prosperity. She criticizes endless gloom in conversations and praises a cheerful, optimistic approach as a powerful antidote to illness and misery, arguing positive talk uplifts friends and communities.
A narrator reflects on marriage, gender roles, and personal upheaval sparked by a quarrel between John and Alice. The piece explores women’s perceived transition, affection, and the strain of financial and emotional demands, ending with a night of exhausted sleep after a tense room scene.
A humorous verse piece by Walt Mason satirizes tenantlandlord friction and rent paying woes. The speaker laments rent pressures, jokes about deceit and resilience, and lampoons the landlord’s greed while sharing comic glimpses of everyday eviction nerves.
A fragmented diary style scene unfolds with Madame Gordon asking about a call and money. A tense confrontation follows as the narrator recalls a failed plan to obtain funds and an accusation of deceit. The passage ends with a suggestion of a future meeting and the line Turn to her, Kind, you to come.
The notice reports Dee Printing now at 2428 Hud. Ave with phone 792-M. It repeats the address and contact details in a compact public notice.
An old advertisement suggests adding half a cup of erscher crumbe, millet flour, and agar to stretch eggs for a dish with double the egg content. It also promotes Rock Mountain Tea for a “BwWweet breath” and ends with a promotional line for MeIntyre drug Co.
An old advertisement promotes genuine Aspirin under the Heyer Crean brand, claiming physicians have prescribed it for over eighteen years. It lists ailments like colds headaches toothache and rheumatism and touts boxes of twelve tablets at a low price, urging readers to avoid drugstore imitators.
The readable fragments suggest a damaged advertisement or notice with scattered phrases about delays, counting for a cent, and references to events or applications. Names and places are unclear, forming a partial, non-specific record with ad-like language.
A garbled account hints at a wedding dilemma and possible elopement versus ceremony fuss. The narrative references a groom and bride, family observers, and a scene involving attire, with chatter about payments and social expectations.
An old advertisement claims Zemo penetrates, antiseptic liquid stops itching eczema fast. It boasts no grease, no stain, and claims to clear eczema rashes and skin diseases with use. Sold by druggists for 30 cents or an extra large bottle for $1.00. Cleveland Ohio based advertising copy.
An essay arguing that great ballads arise from communal folk utterances rather than elite authorship. It highlights the universal appeal of folk characters, such as farm hands and factory workers, and notes how schools and rulers erode individuality. The narrator recalls Sydney Thompson’s recital, evoking tears at the timeless pulse of ballad life.
Fragmented reading lists a ballad on honest folk and loyalty with references to names like VRANIS CRANE and 1920 publishing, noting the modern English style and simple human expression. It discusses primitive poetic forms and contrasts with grand mountain imagery, emphasizing clear, direct language.
A distorted report describes a dramatic eye ailment case in Ogden. A woman reportedly suffers a mysterious condition, supposedly cured by a nameless draught and eye wash. The piece mentions a drug company and an advertisement angle, with unclear descriptions of treatments and outcomes.
A fashion note describes an innovative hat model featuring hatters plush and embroidered details. It highlights a large paradise bird ornament nearly covering the hat surface and mentions clever dye work by noted makers. The piece signals a striking, collectible millinery trend in West Hemisphere styles.
Fragmentary notes describe light fabrics and colored garments for a child's wardrobe. Mentions woven textiles, soft felts, and lightweight outfits suited to warm days, though many terms are garbled.
A midwestern ad features testimonials from women describing relief from childbirth and female ailments after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. It claims improved strength, reduced headaches, backache, constipation, and dizziness, urging young mothers and married women to seek the medicine for health and vitality.
A muted catalog note highlights washable fabrics and new spring textures. It mentions serge for light wear, dressy frocks, and clean white plane accents, with early spring tones and tailored silhouettes emphasized by the Wilgelisa collection.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a mild laxative and liver aid substitutes for calomel. Claims quick relief of headaches fatigue and brain clarity without harming teeth or gums. promotes removal of toxins with pleasant olive colored tablets priced at 25 cents.
Recipe fragment describes making eggless mayonnaise using evaporated milk, mustard, paprika, and other components. Instructions are garbled but indicate mixing and adding milk and condiments to create a sauce. A stray header references malt and an unclear person.
A 19th century science piece notes PAHIG and the Agindamy of Science weighing communication with Earth and planets as a prize contest. It mentions a prize of 109,090 francs for the best theory, while condemning prize chasing as a waste of time. The academy promises rewards only for genuine advances in planetary knowledge and their relation to the universe.
Madrid reports a developing crisis in Spain with a cautious forecast of political change. A conservative bloc reportedly forms amid uncertain economic and social tensions, signaling potential shifts in governance and policy direction.
A partial OCR piece outlines predicted moves by several leaders and parties. It mentions Santiago Ath Nesqualades Alveriz and Premiera Romie with plans keyed to constitutional reform and social policy, while others like Albeemas and Pata Maun are said to depart from conservative coalitions.
Dr. Perry Snow, dean of the School of Medicine at the University of Ith, issues health hints urging caution during illness. He advises covering coughs with a handkerchief, washing hands before touching the face, avoiding public gatherings, and noting that a sudden headache may signal the start of a serious condition.
Brooklyn mother Mrs Catherine Rurzbacker writes from 1083 Mambstan Avenue praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for aiding her recovery during pregnancy and urging publication to help other women suffering feminine ailments. The aged testimonial notes her baby Lydia Elizabeth was born after extended illness and medication.
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