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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
1
A dated health ad warns the public to guard against influenza by strengthening the body with Tanlac and Tanlac Laxative Tablets. It stresses avoiding illness through nourishment, fresh air, ventilation, and exercise, naming A. A. McIlmire Co as the advertiser and distributor.
A Vienna money broker exposed a sensational 2,000,000 ruble ransom plot aimed at seizing Ukrainian taxation records. Police halted the scheme after staged currency dealings and a Ukrainian colonel were used to abduct the broker under false pretenses. Investigators say the plan sought political influence through foreign currency maneuvers and asset seizures.
An old advertisement promotes Genuine Aspirin branded as Bayer’s product, claiming relief for headache colds pain neuralgia and rheumatic conditions. It notes a nineteen year history and a package of thirteen tablets costing a small price, with Bayer as the manufacturer and salicylic acid as the active component.
At a meeting in Apokane the Western Pine manufacturers association adjourned after adopting revised grading rules. A committee supported creating an insurance department and discussed forest policies amid election of officers including McCain of Bend as president and Taylor of Count Wilmic as treasurer.
A battered game at the Armory leaves the Standard Hoopsters 26 to 34 down as influenza halts play. Players Williams and Couch starred for Standard while opponents dominated the floor. Officials cite illness as the night’s quiet cause and schedule disruptions loom with upcoming games in doubt.
An Associated Press dispatch quotes Count Appa declaring Hungary bears responsibility for war and opposes the peace treaty. He argues the treaty would strip two thirds of Hungary’s historic lands and population, while asserting Hungary’s role as a central European power and condemning neighboring states for ambitions and aggression.
A dubious health warning claims excess tobacco use worsens a personal crisis, citing Dr Hirschfeld and others. The piece warns readers about tobacco's alleged impact and urges caution, suggesting a dependent relationship between smoking and emotional distress.
Report notes the Wyoming Democrats plan a state convention to name delegates to the national convention. The page also mentions audience chatter about Liberty bonds and a local election atmosphere, with stray references to national events and political figures.
A vintage advertisement touts a cough syrup recipe using a tecina compound and Norway pine extract. It claims rapid throat and bronchial relief within hours, with simple ingredients like molasses, honey, and lime. The Pitch promises patient satisfaction or a refund from The Pinex Co of Wayne, Indiana.
Hugh M. Shethesn longtime president of Post Faith Lumber and Manufacturing Co at Post Falls Idaho dies in hospital after illness. He had served as treasurer of the Western Maine Manufacturers Association and lived in the northwest for years. Local medical advice includes flu prevention and a cash ad touts Scott’s Pill letters and a honey and tar remedy with testimonials.
An exhibition organized by the German Museum of Hooks and Manuscripts traces the development of newspaper publishing from its early forms to modern era. It highlights manuscripts, printing tools, and landmark issues that shaped journalism across centuries, with emphasis on the growth of literacy and regional press history.
Reports from Hawaii detail a program aiding leprosy patients where about 40 persons were cured under a hospital led by the College of Hawaii. The surgeon general has requested a detailed description for official publication as work continues.
Fragmented notice promotes a cold and influenza remedy with a branded product name and dosage guidance. It cites a Mr E W Groves as a purchaser and mentions a nature pen in a box and an advertisement on a local page. The text is garbled but centers on medicine and product search.
The Woman Democrats of America, a national group to organize Democratic women as a separate party section, was launched in New York at a meeting of prominent Democratic women. Officers include Temporary Chairman Mrs Henry P Keith and Elizabeth Marbury, with charter details and aims outlined in the incorporation certificate.
An old ad promises relief for colds and catarrh through a fragrant antiseptic balm placed in the nostrils. It claims the balm penetrates head passages, soothes swelling, and eases congestion for clearer breathing. Apply at home. assume quick, dramatic relief.
The United States Weather Bureau launches a highway weather bulletin for New England to guide motorists on road conditions, snow, ice, passable routes, and detours during long trips. Louis W. Carroll heads the project, expanding a successful western trial to a national forecast program for army mobility and civilian use.
An old notice promotes a nostril spray and tincture mix said to treat chronic head noises and ear pressure. It claims rapid blood action in the system and easy preparation at home with a single dose four times daily. The piece urges readers to obtain the remedy via their druggist and to trust the advertised cure.
A sketchy report describes New England travel conditions with notes on snow depth across major routes and the likelihood of rain or wintry mix. Observers at 20 locations provide weekly weather and road condition updates, indicating frost, ice, and travel risks, and advising caution for winter travel.
A chaotic strike by Seattle jab printers ends as workers return to duty after a disputed closed shop and nonunion men leaving posts. Details show payments of seven dollars per day and evolving employer tactics as the labor dispute closes.
Call on J. Brummitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue to sell liberty bonds. Phone number listed as 59 for contact.
Strong drink foes claim Cadomeene Tablets restore normal nerve balance for drinkers whose nerves have been shattered by alcohol. Ad proclaims a guaranteed cure easing withdrawal and temptations, urging readers to obtain the tablets from local listings.
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