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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from The Standard Ogden Utah contains boilerplate publication and copyright notes. It references Associated Press credit lines and publication rights, with garbled phrases about content use and local news sourcing.
An analysis by the National City Bank of New York based on port figures shows US imports swelling from 1915 to 1919 with foreign prices rising and overall import value jumping from about 3.78 billion to roughly 3.90 billion dollars. The report notes a heavy increase in quantity imported, especially in diamonds and other precious stones, and a sharp rise in wholesale prices paid.
Wool producers from the district planned a Salt Lake City meeting with a federal representative to review plans under the warehouse receipts program. Under the act, wool is stored in licensed bonded warehouses whose receipts prove ownership and quality, facilitating transportation and sale. The meeting aimed to outline regulations and gather suggestions for governing wool warehouses.
A fragment extols the wonder of a full symphony orchestra with up to a hundred trained musicians. The text praises the musical unity and tones produced, noting the richness of the phonic blend and the enduring appeal of orchestral music.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cure for hard skin and foot calluses. It claims a few drops on toughened areas will lift painful spots, leaving underneath skin healthy, smooth, and non sore, with a bold assurance of instant results.
A readable guide explains the sections of a symphony orchestra. It outlines strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion, noting how each group contributes color and power to the musical whole. It emphasizes familiar instruments and the joy of studying orchestral form.
A Walton State library feature extols free public libraries and their impact on poor homes and children. It notes volunteers and teachers fostering literacy, the library’s modest income, and campaigns to expand access in Ogden and nearby towns through Carnegie Library efforts and Hinford facilities.
A historical note outlines federal aid for soldiers veterans and their families, detailing long delayed medical care, rehabilitation programs, and rehabilitation centers. It highlights partnerships with the War Risk Insurance Bureau and the Public Health Service to connect veterans with free treatment, vocational training, and homes-like facilities for recovery and reintegration into civilian life. The piece notes TB and other illnesses among veterans, and urges outreach to ensure access to free medical care and local treatment options.
In Chicago reports, alleged murderers tied to the Musa Bavight case and connections to local figures are being pursued by police. The state’s attorney’s office cites a contention with Yang Citalda of Bantang Maeing Hem as a key factor. Mire Carragze, head of the Chi coro street sweepers, faces murder charges linked to a separate case involving Parishes.
A fragmented medical note warns that tobacco use contributes to arterial hardening. The text references health concerns and calls for awareness of cardiovascular risks, mentioning various regions and individuals in a rough, OCR-generated form.
Ossining report details convicts being sent in boxes of sweets with drugs found amid a previous incident. The article notes several men under the influence and mentions unrelated advertisement content about health products and remedies.
Armour Leather Company announces planned separation as part of restructuring. In Chicago area, Armour Leather Incorporated reveals plans and capital structure details, including $25,000,000 of seven percent preferred stock and $18 par value common stock.
Local business Dee Printing announces its relocation to 2428 Hud Avenue with new phone line 792 M. The notice notes a modernized address and contact point for customers seeking printing services.
Dr Swill tendered resignation as provost of the University of Pennsylvania in January. The board declined to accept the resignation. He now wishes to retire and asked that resignation take effect at the close of the current college year, with a long tenure since 1875 noted.
Washington February notes a three day conference of the interchurch movement drawing 38 denominations. A national message will be sent to church women. Dr John Mott chaired the event and men including Daniel A Volga and Mrs Wallace Radcliffe spoke. The conference aims to call for broader Christian service.
An open letter to gentlemen of Dayton from Lischbuei Perlucts Co claims three ikon tubes at Brain Cada vene Tablata boosts nerves and appetite without stomach trouble. The ad touts Cadame Tablet as the best ed with guaranteed body and nerve support, prompting a pharmacist’s endorsement.
The will of Thomas Prince, who died February 8 in Santa War, leaves bequests totaling up to 35,000 dollars for various charities. Bequests include funds for a Marian home in Carlton Massachusetts and Worcester aged care, with specific grants to Kingston Massachusetts to aid care for orphans and elderly. Additional gifts support a King’s-tint Lewereny association and funds for Seton canons relief.
An old fashioned liniment recipe promises rapid relief for sciatic pains and strained muscles. It claims deep penetration with minimal rubbing, leaving no stained skin or greasy residue. Suitable for weather related aches and general soreness, the remedy emphasizes ease of use and immediate comfort.
A vintage advertises yellow mustard plaster as a remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia. It touts heat as essential for relief, promoting Begg's Mustaritic and Veny's Muntarine as cleaner, faster options for pain and swelling with claimed benefits for lumbago and bronchitis. It lists Wells sk On as the source in Leltes NL Y.
A distorted report describes an American consul marrying an Irishwoman aboard a steamer off the Swedish coast. Names and places are garbled, but the item notes a planned marriage at sea amid travel difficulties and foreign service exposure.
An ad proposes a home remedy for ear noises and deafness claiming quick relief. It urges the reader to mix hot water, granulated sugar, and a powder labeled Parmint to drink four times daily. The piece markets a simple formulation as a treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises.
RATLAS Ariz Feb 1 Mexican consul Jose M Arre donde in Douglas announced new instructions barring social agitators from entering Mexico. The policy excludes anarchists agitators and “farmful” elements except Mexican citizens and aims to curb revolutionary influence and Bolivian elements.
Invitation notices from the Republican committee announce a March 30 dinner with notable attendees including Governor, and national committee chair Wil I T. Ways, seeking broad presidential candidate attendance. The scene references Yale names and club members shaping the event amid preparations and commitments.
A fragmentary ad advises Cure for throat and chest cold using Pinex and other compounds. It touts rapid relief, claims of high effectiveness, and a money back guarantee. The text mentions locations Wayne Indiana and a potential consumer remedy product.
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