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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
1
A doctor explains how to detect harmful effects of tobacco and urges quitting. The piece describes heart and artery risks, addiction, breathing trouble, and warns that tobacco use can damage health early, with suggested remedies and a list of remedies.
In Chicago on February 12, Will Haya and A. T. Hart led convention planning for the Republican gathering set for June 3. Delegates will receive a Lincoln badge and badges for alternates, with 13,400 delegates funded, more than in 1916. An advertisement promotes mail-in inserts offering Foley remedies.
The sultan of Turkey donates 6,000,000 kiton of grain to feed starving Armen and other empire areas. The relief cable notes Maj Anvisti Al Bald urged that grain held by profiteers at high prices be distributed to the destitute.
Governor Edwards assails William Jennings Bryan over prohibition policy, calling Bryan’s stance hysterical and a political cover. He reiterates support for enforcing prohibition before the Democratic National Convention, arguing the issue shapes party unity and agenda.
The fragment discusses the doctrine of personal liberty and hints at Democratic policy direction in a November context. It appears as an OCR fragment referencing political liberty and party stance without a clear subjects or events.
Halifax reports that local veterans and members of the Halifax Army and Veterans Association have unanimously passed a resolution pledging to avoid purchasing goods manufactured in the United States or arising from its food supply, citing price and trade concerns tied to Canadian goods. The notice notes the stance as a community-wide assertion against U.S. goods and emphasizes loyalty to Canadian industry.
Quick Relief from Constipation presents Dr Edward Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural bowel and liver aid. The ad emphasizes gentle action, no harsh effects, and a brownish taste, recommending one or two tablets at bedtime for relief. It highlights non caffeinated, olive colored tablets claimed to cleanse the system.
Feb 12 report quotes Dr Willard Christoph urging calm as city health committee studies theater safety. He warns against shutting venues, argues ventilation and sanitation protect patrons, cites societal impact of closures, and calls for economic balance amid epidemic concerns.
Illinois doctor prescribes Tanlac while Ogden films a seven reel real movieng production at the Orpheum with Tom Ward directing. Barns disputes Senator Gronar over wheat guarantee act and wheat prices amid Minneapple market shifts.
An advertisement touts Pyramid treatment for piles with a free trial offer and coupon. It alleges dramatic results and urges readers to try the product, claiming quick relief and endorsement across states and cities. The message presses urgency and includes contact or coupon details for redemption.
Chicago teachers in elementary grades will get a 450 dollar annual raise effective January under a Board of Education section. The measure adjusts pay for the 11 month school year with the new salary plan applying to the current staff.
An old remedy explains a pine based cough syrup made from Norway pine extract and honey or molasses. It claims quick relief for hoarseness sore throat and chest congestion with a two pint batch and consumer warnings about substitutes and refunds.
Forest service workers in Colispwood nursery found snow gathering for nursery stock needed. Supervisors covered remaining snow with sawdust to store ice for summer, enabling ice cream on July 4. The method, similar to practices by other forest rangers, proved successful.
Margaret Anglin, famed American actress, will appear at the Orpheum Theatre on Tuesday February 13 in The Woman of Bronx by Henry Kilteemackes and Eugene Lach. The play is described as modern and dramatically stout with praised dialogue and realistic scenes, promising a stirring presentation and strong critical acclaim.
An advertisement promotes LAXAr PINE MROMA QUINIUM tablets for colds grip or influenza. It notes a signature by H W Grove and claims benefit for the boy. The small print emphasizes quick relief and domestic availability.
ITILACA New York February 12 The abandonment of farm life by young men during the present year shows 34000 farm laborers leaving the farms cited in a public report by Prof G B Warren of Cornell University The figures stem from a survey of nearly 4000 New York farms and indicate for every one returning 96,000 men and boys left farming to pursue other industries and about 11000 moved from other trades to farming The farm population turns to the farm of 24000 people funding the shifts noted by the survey
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled discussion of phosphate based tonics and flesh gain claims. Mentions costs per week and treatment duration. Mixes nonsensical phrases and random names, with no coherent event or source details to anchor a clear news item.
A helperable listing announces Alhambra Today presents a fine program for Lincoln Day featuring Porathy Dalton with Douglas Macentry in Some Break Jer Pathe Weeldy and the Smart Set. Carman follows Mary Pickford next Muirsiay with Romthorn and Ruerite lark in the lineup.
Federal director of prohibition outlines penalties for private home brewers. Fermentation measures target wine and fruit syrups and all home distillation tied to illicit alcohol. Authorities caution against sensational publicity while enforcement focuses on preventing disturbances to community peace.
Mrs Lulu Brommitt asks for separation and child custody in a court filing. The plea cites restraining actions and abandonment by her husband, asking the court to award custody and related relief to her. The document shows a request for alimony and protection, with details of the couple's estrangement and the wife seeking elder support.
Mina Goldie Faux план to arrive in Ogden next Monday for a week long visit. She will focus on junior farm bureau work and plan meetings with county club leaders including J. A. Vaylor. About five hundred youths across sixteen towns join county clubs as organizers.
An advertisement extols Bly's Steam Balm for nasal congestion and head cold relief. It claims the antiseptic cream clears stuffed noses, opens air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and provides instant relief from sneezing and breathing difficulties. The copy emphasizes easy application and immediate comfort.
Copenhagen dispatch cites official tallies showing Danish supporters winning seventy five thousand twenty three votes to fifty eight ninety eight for Germans in Schleswig, as published this morning. Detroit reports outline strike plans by Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers, with nationwide action planned February 17 unless an agreement with Washington and President Wilson is reached. If not, strike orders will be issued by Saturday night.
An old Bayer advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds headaches neuralgic pains and rheumatic complaints. It touts genuine Aspirin distributed by Bayer Manufacture in monoacetic ester form and notes a tin packet price in small cents.
An ad style notice touts Bitro Phosphate as a remedy for thinness and nervous exhaustion. It claims doctors endorse its toning effects, detailing supposed nerve and bodily improvements and urging readers to buy for vital strength and health.
A period article promotes Hydro-Phosphate style tablets as a universal health aid, claiming they increase energy, nerve strength, and general vitality. It warns against adulterated substitutes and stresses strict testing, noting medical endorsements and cautions about false claims in advertising.
A dubious patent remedy claim asserts Serathol 15 cures indigestion with a single dose. The article cautions readers about unverified health products and notes concerns over safe, effective treatment.
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