03 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
1
A new discovery touted from a s Jupedress product promises corn relief for women, claiming painless removal with a wand that shrivels and lifts corns from roots. The ad-style text urges quick purchase for immediate foot comfort, touting a cooling feel and easy use for long day wear.
A garbled OCR summary outlines shifting borders and alliances among Hapsburg realms, Serbia, Croatia, and neighboring states. It mentions Greece, Smyrna, and Adriatic concerns, with plans for neutral zones, territorial ambitions, and potential redrawn maps across Central and Southeastern Europe.
A garbled report discusses sage tea darkening hair and its claimed effects, mentions Sage and Solphker components, and advises dipping a strand for color. The text shifts to an embargo raised on barley exports, noting barley holdings and planned disposal affecting markets and a Uke Vee region, with references to North Dakota and related trade figures.
In Tokyo a labor question dominates attention as the Home Office of the Imperial Government forms committees to address unemployment caused by cessation of war work. The policy favors free meetings and the unions refuse to promise arbitration. Kob e shipyard leader Matsukata proposes actions, while the Yonaiko union, with about 26,000 members, seeks European labor conference links.
An advertisement from the L t Pene Rave Co Cleveland Ohio promotes Zemia antiseptic liquid for eczema itching burns wounds and chafing. It claims effective healing when used as directed and markets a bottle priced at one dollar for cargo size.
TARIS Feb a. Associated Press reports President Wilson enjoyed his first substantial rest after a week of strenuous travel and multiple conferences. He attended church and relaxed at Veampok Tavlos while hope grew for progress toward peace.
Testimonial from Mishawaka Indiana woman describing long standing illness and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing cramp pain and fatigue after three months illness. The notice promotes the medicine and cites a family physician.
Fey Wariington Farrand of the University of Colorado has been named chairman of the Central Committee of the American Red Cross by President Wilson. Dr Barrett will become executive head on March 1 and the war council will be dissolved by May 10 1917 to direct relief work. Henry P Ilson, chairman of the war council, is in Varig awaiting peace cantav ener duties. Farrand is in Washington to study Red Cross organization details. the change follows Wilson’s plan for a permanent executive structure.
Mrs. Nellie McGinn of New York reports chronic kidney and bladder troubles with back pain and frequent headaches. She credits starting Balm Wort Tablets with rapid relief and ongoing wellbeing, claiming she is completely free of pain and distress after use. The advertisement notes balmwort is sold in tablet form at $1.00 per bottle and marketed as a reliable remedy.
Washington reports the squadron of four airplanes led by Major Alde r Sink completed the Atlantic flight to New York on January 17 and will return to San Diego. Estimated total cost for the four machines, including fuel, meals, lodging, repairs, and depreciation, is 88827.50. The fleet has already covered about 4500 miles with one airframe retired from service.
A dispatch from Helsinki reports heavy shelling of Petrograd as Kronstadt fortress and forts near the Gulf of Finland come under bombardment. Batsheviki forces advance while civilians flee and graves are evacuated, signaling escalating war damage to the city.
The National Committee on Churches and the Moral Aims of the War issues an appeal from Great Britain to support President Wilsons war aims and a league of nations. It calls for self determination and independence for all peoples under a free international order and warns against colonial exploitation. The document cites leaders Taft Berker Holt McFarland Gulick and others in urging a policy of non interference in developing nations and a league of free nations to prevent imperial profit.
Fragmented lines from a historical dispatch show distrust among Allies over strategic railways and supply routes. The text hints at tensions between nations, mentions Britain and Russia, and comments on internal disagreements while urging unity, with uncertain references to personalities and dates.
A 17 year claim by Dr Fo M Edswards for Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy. The ad asserts olive oil based tablets remove toxins causing a pale face dull eyes pimples and headaches. It promotes nightly use for women over 25 to replace calomel and offers 5¢ per box through druggists.
In Fuarez Mexico a military court martial will be held for the first time since Francisco Villa’s forces. Captain ds Rapidte of the G20 battalion will be tried on charges including murder of Private David Tos, with Alejandro tine de Leon and others listed. the trial will occur in the Jamtern military zone under judges and officials, with the death penalty for murder in Mexico.
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