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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
8
A long, fragmented narrative from Idah McGlone Gibson notes a woman's evolving view of marriage. It traces social outings with John, quiet tensions, and questions of happiness, affection, and self after years of contemplation. The piece touches on comfort, companionship, and the shifting dynamics of intimate partnership amid poised social expectations.
Mrs Susie Sacatansky of Sayonne New Jersey reports six months of back pain and weakness preventing work. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health, praising its long-standing reputation and urging friends to try the remedy.
An advertisement touts Papetella Hepa as a cure for indigestion. It claims tablets ease stomach pain heartburn and gas, promising rapid relief and a calmer stomach. Mayes Diapepsin is also urged as a safer option for acidity and upset.
A fragmented reflective vignette explores love and appreciation in marriage. A husband texts on neglect versus affection while a wife’s subtle praise shapes a life at home. The prose names Hadly and Nip vanp as literary anchors amid household dynamics and social critique.
An old newspaper ad promotes Wizard Oil for flu prevention and nasal spray use with water, promising an antiseptic barrier against flu germs. It urges gargling and nasal use for chest colds and sore throats, and claims money back if not satisfied. It also touts pink liver cleanse pills, both sold by druggists for 30 cents.
The article describes evolving winter hair fashions with bobbed styles pairing with Grecian knot adaptations. It notes ears partly covered by bobbed lengths and a new soft wave velver, plus a shift toward high backed combs and filigree adornments in the Spanish headdress trend.
Musterole offers 32 cent ointment touted to loosen stiff joints and ease pain. Advertises as a mustard-based rub recommended by doctors, claimed to aid bronchitis croup sore throat and muscle strains with wide daily use.
A quaint column offers household quick fixes and clever craft ideas. It suggests beating cod liver with sweetened egg white and oil for a flavored mix, and hints at playful uses like children’s toys and warm wristwear from ribbed socks.
Washington reports a two day conference of the clothing trade led by Howard Figg. Representatives from manufacturers processors and employees adopted resolutions for price stabilization and cooperation to curb profiteering amid rising wages and production costs. A committee was appointed to pursue the recommendations.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, an old reliable family remedy, is recommended for coughs colds throat irritation and spasmodic croup. The ad notes decades of satisfaction and success and credits A. Re McIntyre Drug Co for distribution and guidance.
Baltimore, Feb 4. The steamer Mielero wreck left 18 crew members aboard Ward as the Sucrona arrived yesterday. Captain Harold Simmons and his family are missing. 19 other crew members may have been picked up by a passing vessel. No word has reached local agents. Mrs Simmons and the infant children were aboard the Mielero when it sailed from Baltimore in January. Owned by the Catan Distilling Co of New York.
GOGP TO EAT Cut wd pounds of cutters from the roin of lamb restore the fat and skin and cut into alices about one-half inch thick. fatten them with 2 cutter hat and dip them into beaten eggs and then into nifted bred crumbs. Borinonte Nehily with pepper and salt and set them remals for about ons bons. Put atane butter in a frying pan and when feix Ant pore i fete and fey or both wides until they are quite idone and af a nice brown color. Place eh an a 4inh, garnish with aspar agus and serve.
A fragmented report notes a subcommittee examining war policy with references to Hep. Jonson and Mequibueant. It mentions a $20,000 sum and a discussion on political matters. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the general topic concerns wartime policy debate and legal representation.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dye as a guaranteed method to transform faded garments. It claims to dye wool, silk, cotton, calico, or mixed fabrics, including dresses, draperies, and coverings. The ad references a Mr Direction Book and a druggist color card to show customers how to use the product.
New York reports a forecast of a very great immigration rush not seen before. The assistant commissioner Alf ad Mampton comments on the eve of the event and notes anticipated massive movement.
In a mix of immigration concerns and smuggling thrills a shipboard tale describes attempted contraband and smugglers resisting authorities while a reporter notes a surge in arrivals from abroad. The piece ends with Debs filing petitions in Lansing Michigan on February 4 to place his Socialist name on the April primary ballot.
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