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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
1
The draggist Knox speaks to the public about tablets and rents, urging confidence in an article that benefits mankind. He calls attention to anti that followed him and requests support for his viewpoint, asserting personal certainty and intent to share with the world.
Quaintly beautiful Maytime comes to the Ornheum tonight with a company of a dozen principals who helped create the Broadway version. The musical plays under the banner of Hecht opera success, featuring Wilent Lore Carolyn Thomsen and Melvin Stak with a storied stage history and record fame.
Rear Admiral Bristol leads an American inquiry into the murders of two Young Men’s Christian Association representatives in Syria. The victims were aiding a relief expedition under the American relief commission in the Near East as tensions rise in Constantinople. The dispatch shows garbled late-1910s reporting with unclear extras.
Rochester Indiana resident Lettie Baney reports easing of age related woes with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after trying doctor prescribed and other patent medicines. She lists symptoms such as hot flashes headaches dizziness and heart palpitations and credits the product with helping her safely through menopause.
Boise February 10 Idaho expects seed shortages this year. A university extension agronomist outlines a farm bureau co operation plan to list seed for sale. Data collected by county agents will include seed kind variety price amount and buyer or seller names and addresses to help distribute available seed through weekly market bulletins.
A distinguished service medal was conferred on Jackling, copper magnet and head of the bare explosives placing the war here by Lion Jean Geneva Chinter Liggert, commanding the western department of the army.
The brace mite referred to the senate foreign relations committee yesterday to test Mealy ili of mixture but reported unfavorably and without record vote. Democratic leaders agreed not to take it up next week as the committee acted perfunctorily under instructions to report the treaty with Republican reservations adopted previously.
Foreign exchange markets hold gains with slight moves in Paris Brussels and New York. Attention centers on upcoming council meeting where IMF action may be discussed. Turkey manufacturers back international action to curb pronomic chaca in global markets.
United Artists era plans outline Pollyanna and four film projects. Mary Pickford joins Douglas Fairbanks Chaplin and W. Griffith in guiding photoplays to the public. The Mirambra theater will host the next release on Sunday.
Indianapo lis Feb 11 The National War Work Council of the YMCA has donated over 400000 to the American Legion The executive committee accepted the gift announcing the surplus from YMCA funds after remittance for transportation charges during World War I The money will be held by the Legion as a trust fund for the next four years with no restrictions stated
Mary Pickford, filming Pollyanna near Los Angeles, sought a dressing room in Norwalk. A stationer overheard her inquiry. the theater keeper claimed she could change here. Pickford later changed clothes and prepared to resume filming as Pollyanna opens at the Alhambra Theatre Sunday.
Chicago Feb 1 The American league leaders met in executive session while insurgents pressed to curb President Ban Johnson. Rumport failed to push the proposal, and major and minor league officials prepared for a joint hearing. Draft price talks centered on $2500 in the Pacific Coast league and $7300 in the National and other leagues. Milk price cut announced effective May 1.
W. K. St. Kings, president of Standard Oil of California, warned that petroleum shortages on the Pacific coast threaten higher gasoline prices. The statement notes tightened supplies and restrictions, saying no new contracts should be made for sales until conditions improve.
Kingsbury forecasts that refined product exports will stay high, with Maptha output in the territory exceeding 150 million gallons. He says if Midcontinent purchases cover the shortfall to the Pacific coast, gasoline could rise to 25 to 30 cents per gallon in San Francisco, compared with 21 2/11 cents today.
A provocative comment in Paris style circles lauds French bravery while mocking emboldened fashion displays by wives, reflecting tension between national pride and social performance in the city.
Berkeley California March 11 Mrs tarmat Seeber age 103 died at her daughter's home from indirect injuries after a fall several days earlier She was born in New York and came to California twenty years ago Her father Rev John Finny Ban was a noted minister in New York City and a protege of Dr John Woales
In Miami on February 10 the disapproval by house Democrats of universal military training was hailed by William J. Bryan as preventing any professional soldier from becoming president. He did not address Mr. Wilson’s letter opposing party action and did not comment further on the matter.
Classical Reporter notes an unseasonable weather tale involving Proserpine and her mother Ceres. The piece ponders whether the current climate anomaly is purely weather or a mythic escape narrative, with implications of a temporary return to darkness.
Weather forecast hints at little change in temperature tonight and through Wednesday. Amid persistent mild conditions, city youths adopt spring wear and early season accessories as plum preparations begin for Easter excursions by several juvenile organizations.
A vintage medical advertisement touts a blood purifier as the cure for eczema, tetter, and related skin ills. It claims permanent relief by attacking the disease at its source, purifying blood, and boosting overall vigor, urging readers to buy via drug stores and mail for medical advice from a Chief Medical Advisor in Atlanta, Ga.
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