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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
1
The Standard reports on home orchard renovation inspired by the West Virginian experiment. It outlines methods such as pruning grafting fertilizing plowing and cultivation, with decisions on dehorning and head height based on individual trees.
A vintage advertisement touts a pongy cold remedy named Payne's Compound. It claims rapid nasal and head relief when taken every two hours for three doses, promising cost efficiency and painless, quinine-free relief without side effects.
A detailed survey of orchard management discusses pruning bark scraping and thinning, evaluating tree age and vigor, and selecting durable varieties. It notes costs of plowing and spraying, soil fertility, and water needs, stressing careful decisions on pruning, scraping, and harvest timing to maximize returns.
Washington February 4 warning against hasty drawing of conclusions on railroads under private vs federal control. Director General Hines contends the railroad problem lacks complexity and argues for honest analysis of costs, wages, and rates under federal guidance. He asserts rate increases 1942 to 1941 were modest and rail labor costs rose with the times, while rail owners enjoyed protections under government control.
The document outlines a protection plan for the orchard including spray layers and timing. It mentions autumn spraying to prevent leaf fall and a summer program to manage fading and disease, with two midseason applications and a final autumn spray.
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant vegetable remedy replacing calomel. It claims they stimulate normal liver and bowel action without forcing it, offering quick relief from constipation, biliousness, bad breath, and fatigue, priced at 10 cents per box, with a bedtime use suggestion.
Five men open fire on a gunman in a deadly confrontation, killing him as he stepped forward. Police later report multiple injuries and a series of related incidents tied to the same altercation.
A garbled report from a city scene references McIntyre Drug Co and a disturbance near a protest or confrontation. The fragment mentions tasers, police, and legal action, with vague hints of a court or attorney involvement and potential penalties.
There is no secret about Schilling Tea. It selects young tender leaves for fine flavor, avoiding tannin-rich older leaves. Schilling offers Japan, Ceylon, India, Golong, English Breakfast in moisture-proof parchmyn-lined packages at grocers everywhere.
Spokane announces a plan for a complete ballot slate in Washington next fall. J J Freeman, former league manager, says the party will join forces with organized labor and farm groups, then enter primaries of Democratic or Republican parties to nominate candidates. An outline mentions Bayer Aspirin ads, but the text blends an ad with the article.
A child’s notebook passage describes a window shade stuck up and a playful attempt to fix it. Benny’s father, the driver, climbs a chair and teases his wife with a prank, while Benny and his family react to the discovering of a tied shade. The scene ends with the shade being identified as the color red and the mystery resolved.
Fragmented OCR text discusses radical elements in Alaska aiming to disrupt industry and mining. It mentions calls to curb radical activity, a possible government response, and threats to order and stability. No clear names or concrete actions are fully legible.
An ad urging readers to accept scientific treatment for catarrh through blood cleansing with S S S. It claims local remedies only offer temporary relief and promises permanent improvement as the blood is purified, suggesting readers write the Chief Medical Advisor for instructions.
An advertisement touts Zema as a fast acting topical for eczema, blotches, ringworm, and itching. It promises cleansing, soothing effects and rapid relief, claims non greasy, easy to apply, and inexpensive with a small bottle at 25 or 1.00 for extra large. The copy cites Cleveland Ohio as the source.
A Scandinavian foreign minister conference today decided to join the League of Nations. The plan shows Sweden and Norway support, while the United States remains outside and no guarantee is provided.
The fragment promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children, praising its harmless taste and easy use. It urges mothers to give it freely and states directions on dosing per bottle, claiming it for the liver bowels and Nile siomark. The text imitates a period ad style and includes erroneous spellings and marketing cues.
The wolf is at the door and the speaker recalls toil and endless work. He imagines gas, fuel, and hardships to provide for his children while balancing movie shows and daily labor. A wartime or everyday hardship piece expresses resilience through buying gasoline and enduring worry. The ad tone notes H W Grover and Dana TS tablets.
REMGUS editor in Tages Zeitung calls Pershing's report on the military situation a decisive evaluation. He argues the German High Command did not deceive the German people and that the report shows Germany on the eve of a military catastrophe. He contends the interlude in 1919 proves the report arrived too late for changes in command.
Fragmented text reports a February discussion on obstructive legislation and taxation. The source mentions Senator Harding of Ohio critiquing government excess and urging policies that enable business success without overbearing controls.
An old fashioned advertisement promotes Cascarets as a cure for indigestion, gas, and constipation. It promises cleansing of the stomach and bowels, claiming the product works overnight and improves overall well being for many men and women.
Officials discuss establishing a territorial police force and granting the shipping board expanded powers to regulate river mining. A new territorial matter would create oversight, while a proposed mining ban aims to curb activity. The text notes Alaska exports and seeks to inform readers on governance and finance.
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