11 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
1
Local representatives rejected a plan to consolidate three districts amid absent key figures and tense debate. The vote occurred as officials from multiple cities weighed the implications for governance and service delivery, with ties noted and leadership names mentioned in passing.
A fragment notes trying a home remedy for corns with drops and finger removal, claiming no relief. It mentions persistent pain and urge to find a smoother solution. The garbled text suggests consumer frustration with an ineffective product.
The article argues for stronger school activity and literacy, citing U S spending comparisons and the need to improve reading and writing among 10 of the dust population. It notes a push toward back to school efforts, with New York City planning large school building projects and general contracts for construction. It also references nationwide efforts to emphasize education for future citizens amid debates over schooling and funding.
Fragmented ad style text mentions Poslam as a skin remedy and claims of healing power. The passage includes dubious medical claims and partial contact details for a laboratory in New York City, with stray references to wartime topics and other unrelated notices.
Sacramento feb 10 a mass of reform measures led by women reginators is urged here with aims including equal protection under the law for women, support for elementary schools, and a new home for delinquent women. lawmakers propose funding for the Durham project, a separate Berkeley school for the deaf, a public defender in every county, and federal suffrage measures while emphasizing labor, irrigation, and social welfare reforms.
An advertisement touts a morning drink made from a purified acid blend claimed to flush impurities from kidneys and blood and prevent rheumatism. It promises rapid relief, urges regular intake before breakfast, and asserts widespread success among users.
Former soldiers and sailors gathered in a protest scene described as an orderly display near a government building. The report notes military officials and a War Department order context, with widespread duty and recall issues affecting troops and veterans amid war policy debates.
Front Footer from China letters extol Neolin Soles as durable, economical shoes for the whole family. Claims savings on wear, with Goodyear Tire & Kerth of Akron, Ohio producing the flexible, long lasting soles.
A garbled report notes graduates and mediating students at the University of Porto, amid petitions and loyalty inquiries. It mentions President Wilson, a push for independence, and mandates to reveal loyal faculty, with officials scrutinizing who may enter public teaching service. The text reflects wartime loyalty assessments affecting university appointments.
The casualty list enumerates wounded and missing in action among units of the Amerie Espostitionery forces. Names include Grover Pigdensen and Samuel Seamuel Mjolited with statuses Wounded Severely and Missing in Action. Some personnel are listed as Returned to Duty or Wounded Slightly.
Feb 19 in Pinla Delphia an architect and former shipping official Robert D. Kohn condemned US housing neglect. He cited wartime misallocations and private profit motives, arguing low wage work impossible without affordable homes and criticizing current plans as insufficient for rebuilding and wartime needs.
An old advertisement touts Musterle mustard ointment for neuralgia and head pain with quick relief. It claims uses for throat, chills, croup, stiff neck, congestion, rheumatism, lumbago, joint pains, sprains, bruises, frostbite, and chest ailments. notes weak blisters and hospital care not required.
New York promoter Poh Hickardl announces a contract between Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard for a boxing championship bout. The agreement aims to avoid New York state law issues by staging in New Jersey and includes signed witnesses Ike Dorgan and Jack Skelly. Dempsey declares no other manager has a claim to his services and promises a four week training period with prearranged earnings and privileges outlined in the deal.
Alice Record of New Castle Indiana says after sickness including measles and lung congestion she had loss of appetite and weakness but six bottles of Vinol restored her energy and allowed her to resume all housework. The ad claims Vinol as best for weakness nerves and nervous conditions.
A new preparation Sea-Mint promises quick relief from corns soft corns and corns between toes with no pain or burning. Apply a small amount to affected area and within minutes corn and calluses soften and lift, offering comfort for tired feet.
New York reports Thomas A Edison, nearly 72, declares strong health on his birthday and plans a six week Florida trip for government war relief duties. The dispatch mentions Goodwin Estate Small and notes other obituary and financial references amid a crowded clipped page.
A scrambled report claims US guards in a naval palace near Cablenz faced unusual lapses and mismanagement as power shifted to a new regime. The piece notes guards and officials occupying imperial residences, while authorities assert constant duty at main entrances amid unclear, fragmented details.
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