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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
8
The ad touts Papes Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion heartburn and acidity. It promises stomach comfort after meals and says millions rely on this well known remedy sold in drug stores. It notes relief is fast with no disappointment and highlights easy access at stores.
A New York dinner address injected the dry issue into proceedings at a Democratic dinner attended by prominent party figures. Governor Edwards of New Jersey attacked federal overreach and state rights, arguing for local rule and popular sovereignty.
An old advertisement promotes genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer cross trademark and physicians' endorsements. It lists ailments like colds headaches toothache rheumatism and neuritis and notes affordable tablet teas and large packages sold by druggists. It emphasizes the trademark and safety inspections on the packaging.
A fragmented report notes claims that lower Meziin taxes hurt American firms by pulling capital abroad. It places the center near Columbus, Indiana, about fifty miles east, and mentions preliminary findings by Mr. Wil about movement after the war. The text is incomplete and cannot determine full extent.
The advertisement urges readers to stop using liniments and lotions and instead treat rheumatism by cleansing the blood. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleanser that allegedly removes the cause of rheumatism and claims many sufferers were cured, directing readers to obtain a bottle and contact the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
The census statistician notes that growth in the eastern industrial center counteracts the usual westward population shift. The article views the Tarsi tania affair as a poor benchmark for Mexican matters and undermines current reputations.
J. J. Brummitt advertises buying Liberty bonds at the highest prices. He invites bond sellers to contact him at 2477 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
Club leader A. J. Taylor announces summer club work with over five hundred children to participate. A policy to reduce members and provide closer attention is tested. Several thousand pure bred chickens will be procured for members. if demand exists, four car loads of pure bred calves will be supplied.
In Pine Bluff Ark on an evening in February a Black man at a burning home wounded four men and a bystander before he was fatally shot. Earlier he had fatally wounded two city detectives who had gone to arrest him for bootleg liquor.
An advertisement-style piece explains rheumatism stems from uric acid buildup in blood filtered by kidneys. It advocates avoiding damp ground, staying warm, drinking water, and taking a daily tablespoon of a Salts mixture to stimulate kidneys and dissolve uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts as a cheap, effective laxative-like water drink.
Taxpayers urged to file 1917 and 1918 returns early to avoid delays and penalties. Deputy Collector Argubright notes banks are open, offices in Room 201, Federal Building, 9:02 am to 5 pm. Those with payments of 1000 dollars or more in 1940 should file information reports.
A brief cartoon style dialogue shows a dog tapping paws on an organ and a kitten at home playing the plan o on the piano. The exchange features Edith and Ethel remarking on the animals showing surprising talent and training in a domestic setting.
Testimony highlights struggles of a mother in Hoquiam amid illness and endurance. A witness, Feings of Simpson Street, speaks of back pain and reliance on a patent remedy, while another, a young Vallejo mother, credits Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with easing pregnancy symptoms and supporting a healthy baby.
The Industrial Commission approved wage hikes for Ogden Cement Co employees. Eight hour day base rates and seven employer classifications were set, with increases from 60 to 73 cents per hour for several crafts and $7.50 weekly for night watchmen. The master mechanic was included but noted to receive a proportional increase.
Ogdenites name five top candidates for the execute commission of the Ogden branch of the Utah Associated Industries. The five highest in the voting will be named to serve during the year. Named for honor are: WM. T. Failor Eccles Lumber Co. O. A. Parmley Gadeo Stelly H. & Yard. Head father J. Wy Abbott. Gage Rodman, Wm. Craig Canning Co. J. S. Campbell & Co. U. Tot Holley Milling Co. F. M. Roat None? aml Co.
A historical ad-style notice touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative to cleanse the bowel and ease bilious symptoms. It contrasts Cascarets with harsh laxatives like calomel and oil, claiming quick, overnight relief without cramps. The ad also promotes selling Liberty bonds through J. J. Brummit at 2417 Hudson Avenue.
A wartime note reports 24 000 feebleminded individuals rejected during the war. Confused OCR phrases reference figures, locations, and officials including Duncan, New York, and a letter from a president. The readable portion implies administrative actions affecting certain people and a board of directors.
Dr Connor warns tobacco hardens arteries and overtaxes the heart shortening life and offers a simple test to detect harm. The ad promotes Nicotol as a remedy and urges readers to quit with a pill-a-day plan, claiming medical endorsement and money-back offers.
Fragmentary text accuses officials of endorsing eugenic ideas during war, citing Dr Pengor Billes and the New York mental defect commission. The passage references mental illness, nervous and mental diseases, and a rank on a list amid false claims.
In a brief report, Jruayt Geen admitted to mishandling funds at the bank. The disclosure outlines improper financial conduct and potential internal repercussions. The case centers on internal governance and may prompt further investigations or disciplinary actions.
Officials open inquiry into a Loveleck Nevada crossing accident that killed nel BM. Dayton who tried to cross before Passenger Train No. 5 at Isat Wednesday.
Recommendations received in Ogden call for federal wage increases of 40 to 100 percent as Congress considers action next March. The petition notes little growth in federal pay since 1915 and says many trained men are leaving government service for higher pay in private work. The measure would affect hundreds of workers across forest service offices and public roads crews. A six hour day is urged as part of reform.
Historical notes describe immigrant cesses in New York and estimate that about fifty thousand delinquents were oriented toward service in the American Army, with only 14 090 actually developing into qualified recruits.
Harrisville Missouri February 6. A shortage of several thousand dollars was found in the account of A. L. Burney president of the Bank of lar. The report notes a self inflicted financial misstep linked to the bank's accounts. No further details are provided.
A report from Southern Trelfic officials yesterday states Dayton drove a truck along a railroad crossing and was struck by a passenger train, suffering severe bruising before being moved to a Lovelock hospital. Witheasen and others described tensions involving Lill Hoben Zollern and threats tied to Dutch authorities.
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