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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1920
Page
7
Margaret Anclin, America's foremost emotional actress, stars with her son Javiandd in the production The Woman of Dronze at the Orpheum Tuesday evening.
Howard Mull presents here on Tuesday February 1 at the Orpheum a dramatic performance featuring Regent Anglin in The Woman of Murder. The cast is noted for charm and the play is billed as a major success of its kind this season.
A garbled report references Johnson and a request related to Leavenworth, with mentions of federal authorities and a plea for leniency. The fragmentary text notes a plea to grant grace or release, a Mann Act context, and a possible guilty finding by attendees, but details are unclear.
City and County plan to convert the 1918 influenza era hospital building north of the Dee into a joint emergency hospital. Commissioner J Ray Ward says the structure could be removed and repurposed, with the county and city taking joint responsibility for its service and operation.
A Knoxville man testifies Tanlac freed him from rheumatism after twelve years of severe suffering and also cured his stomach trouble. He details night pains, digestion issues, and how Tanlac helped him regain strength and sleep. Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. R. McIntyre Drug Co.
An advertisement touts Corn Silk and Balmwort tablets as a miraculous aid for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims quick soothing relief from congestion and inflammation, nightly distress, and fatigue, with user testimonials from New Jersey. Purchase price listed as $1.00.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Big Vine Mining company will be held at 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday March 3 1920 at the company's office 2449 Washington avenue for the purpose of electing the board of directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Fred J Vicks secretary.
President Cart R. Gray of the Union Pacific system spoke at a Weber Club banquet honoring railroad men. He promised freight gates would reopen after March 1 and planned a transition to private ownership. Warren L. Waitis presided. A F Digelow and others were introduced.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery for chest congestion and coughs. It claims decades of relief, promises to loosen tight chests, and urges adults and children to use the remedy priced at 2 90. The ad emphasizes quick relief and safety for all ages.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle yet firm bowel cleanser. It claims the product restores normal digestion, relieves bilious symptoms, and promotes regular bowels without habit formation. Available for 26 cents at druggists.
The body of Henry T. Snyder an Ogden native who helped build the Union Pacific and drove the golden spike at Promontory Point died Thursday at Sawtelle California. He was 61, Civil War veteran, former Ogden alderman and longtime Mason. Survived by wife Phaebo Adelaide Snyder and four children, funeral in Ogden with Masonic rites.
Four Ogden girls will be sent east to study music funded by a local effort. The event, under the Salt Lake Federation of Women’s Clubs, takes place at the Ladies' Literary Club tomorrow at 8 15. The program features Misa Mary Fisher on violin, Miss Helen Hemter on cello, Miss Gladya Heiss on piano, and Dorothy Wright as contralto.
Park City unrest fizzles as agitation groups meet and discuss miners strikes. Leaders including Albert Wills and W W Deaeten faced denouncement by A J Teeceret of the Interna Mil and Smelter Workers and the American Federation of Labor. Thousands employed at silver and lead mines.
Ogden officials urge intensified loading of freight by local shippers due to equipment shortages. Rail administration plans continued operations and warns failures will raise costs for railroads. Despite obstacles, efforts aim to maintain service levels through federal controls and cooperative action.
Transfers involve multiple parcels including patial lots and quarters across townships and ranges. Names include Katherine Myere, John Rzzle, Thomas Kin kine, Maven EL Boren, Jamon P Burton, L H Beceratt, W H iVan Nay, J Rokefeller, and Richard Crown, with varied dollars listed such as 3500, 2000, 6500 and notes of plat details and sections.
Ogden police announce their annual dance to be held March 16 at the Berlaana. The event is in planning stages with parish members of the Palled Benedt faction and promises surprises for attendees. Also reports air ministry adviser notes arrival of a Pimnee airplane in Sudan.
RESO Nevo Feb 16 Within a few weeks air service between Reno and distant towns will be established says V A Rede Mo RR Penras eister. Airplane parts are being loaded at Verlogtan and Battle Maun after their policy passed. The service will extend to the Jargar elites including Halt Late and OZAon. Two gray officers with the core who served in France are engaged to open a school of the attack and supervise assembling and tuning up the machines.
An old advertisement touts Cadamene Tableta as a energizing tonic. It claims to boost vigor by supplying phosphorus and vegetable elements to support liver, stomach, kidneys, and bowels, promising better digestion and steadier nerves. Sealed tubes sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Inventor Mills introduces a sieve like device installed on a chimney to wash smoke from the air. Water pushes carbon and tar into a basin and then to the sewer, claimed effective in tests with notable observers including Governor Damberger.
A La Paz dispatch reports Bolivia’s chamber of deputies passed a resolution asserting a claim to a Pacific port in Arica Province. The declaration calls for incorporating the port into the republic, arguing Chile and Peru have no defined rights there. The Buenos Aires press notes the move as a formal Bolivian claim amid regional tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text places the term appear unusual in a Taena northern Chile context. The passage hints at a geographic area named Provingo or Area with Ure province. Unclear facts but suggests a regional or provincial note in Taena territory with merit or claim reference.
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets claiming rapid fat reduction without dieting or exercise. It asserts the product is harmless and easy, offered for $8 per large bottle or via direct order from Marmola Co., Detroit, with promises of losing two to four pounds weekly.
Charles B MacVeagh Jr of New York a Princeton graduate and son of United States Steel counsel died of exposure while snowshoeing on Mount Monadnock near Dublin New Hampshire during a blizzard. Five companions started the trip in good weather but a sudden storm and high winds forced the group to abort near the summit as dusk fell.
Fragmentary report describes two men struggling in darkness during a storm. One man MacVeagh collapsed and died around 4 a.m. after exhaustion. Reyminis, seriously affected, aided his companion until unable to continue.
An old advertisement touts eye care products to brighten eyes. It promotes eye washes and cosmetic aids with striking phrases about healthy sparkling eyes. The copy mentions brands and a drugstore distributor and urges regular use for noticeable results.
In Hastings Nebraska on February first a local youth attempted to extort $6000 from Brandt a Hastings banker by threatening kidnapping of his daughter. Police captured the suspect after a staged payment and the mayor reported a full confession.
A physician explains how nicotine harms the nervous system and organs, detailing symptoms from debility to heart trouble. The piece promotes a plan to quit and touts a purported remedy sold by a vendor, urging readers to buy antitobacco tablets.
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