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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
Augustia Molhs a Morton farmer says four years of indigestion and kidney trouble vanished after using Tanlac. He reports relief from back pain joints and loss of appetite, allowing him to work hard and sleep well. Tanlac sold in Ogden by A R A elulyre Drug Co. Advertisement.
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce delegates and their wives embark on a five week tour covering twenty two cities in Missouri Kansas New Mexico Arizona Utah Wyoming Colorado and Minnesota traveling 7400 miles in special Pullman coaches. The mission seeks closer cooperation between Cleveland and western business communities through meetings with local chambers of commerce and business leaders.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Cadet Waters as a beauty aid. It claims the calcium waters dissolve skin impurities and improve complexion, promising relief from pimples, blackheads, and blemishes. It cites imagined testimonials and urges readers to purchase a box.
A Soviet government statement reports improving conditions after a wave of reforms. The brief note notes several changes underway and signals optimism about governance and public policy in Washington era reporting.
Testimony in a Senate committee probe into Bolshevik propaganda reveals that the Soviet government claims religion remains tolerated and may publish newspapers while aiming to promote revolutionary propaganda in the United States. Martens Wade Hills pressed the witness on documents and writings by Soviet leaders and religious expressions.
A fragmented account notes calls against revolts labeled proterminat in Moscow seeding. It cites Marios claiming sympathy for Russia and denying encouragement of revolution while addressing congress and public meetings. Senator queries arrests as Martinena replies calmly.
Washington's birthday will be observed with a patriotic program at Washington Presbyterian Church. A colonial costume recital a stage pageant and a display from an old family album will be part of the evening. A colonial dinner will be served in the church dining room followed by a reception in the parlor.
Suffering from eruptions and skin trouble, the reader is invited to try Poslam. The ad claims rapid healing, reduction of pimples and inflammation, and notes applying a small amount at night yields improvement. It promotes free samples from The Wisergey Laboratory and lists New York address for ordering.
J J Brummitt of 2417 Hudson avenue is noted for paying the highest prices for Liberty bonds. The ad also references a prior notice or sweep about a "galore children’s drenaps" mentioned in nearby listings.
An old time remedy promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. The product, sold as World’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, is described as restoring natural color with regular use and a soft, glossy look, with application guidance and testimonials.
Utah Power and Light Company seeks higher rates due to losses in operations and revenue needs. The proposed raise, outlined for 1919, targets industrial plants while residential users and industrial customers with existing contracts may see limited effects. The overall revenue increase is estimated around 2,490,000 dollars, with some services exempt from the rate hike.
University of Pennsylvania botanist Tr. Staissburger arranges shipment of Utah evergreen specimens for a Forest Service program. Samples include Amber pine Douglas fir Alpine fir white fir scrib cedar and trailing juniper gathered at 600 to 9000 feet. Cones from each species accompany the package for a geology and vegetation distribution study across the United States.
An old advertisement promotes Mustarine by Degg’s as a cheap, superior mustard plaster for rheumatic pains, arthritis, gout, neuralgia, and colds. It promises heat is essential and claims faster relief than plaster forms, with mail order from S. C. Wells & Co of LeRoy, N Y.
The Lislog denecion act at the Telrpheum Theatre drew applause with sparkling routines. Dominique Colombo, a young comedian, and Charles Mona han, a child dancer, stood out as the audience laughed along with a singing youngster. The War one and Ant the stil retained their charm. Forest and Grace Church offered a clever act with Miss Charen dancing to xylophone music. Stevens and Brunelle delivered a well received routine. Madeline Du Page and the Yarkov charmed the crowd, followed by a piano violin song segment. The Birla added strong entertainment as the program continued through the week.
Washington birthday observance prompts closures for many stores with only butchers and grocers open until noon. Schools will stay open as usual.
Informal notice referencing RIK and a date in 3023 appears in the readable text. The fragment mentions an event or alert labeled as an informal announcement with limited clarity and no complete details. Further context is required to determine exact parties and actions.
Engineers Hold an Election of Officers during an Ogden Chapter gathering at the rally club WOR. Turners won the presidency, with HW J Graven as first vice president, EL Widder as secretary, Alteson as assistant, C. Lockhart as treasurer, and W. W. Dr. Wu among the auditing committee members.
A census summary reports 194 797 people enumerated, up from 169 466 in 1819, with 25 1 farms listed and 6 358 barns housing livestock. Officials caution that complete district figures await Washington guidance, aiming for full clearance by March end.
Rifle range work will be begun by Troop B as the Wing National Guard unit plans an early spring completion. The range, fed from the old Smith property to the north of Ogden, has long been used by the guard mowers and will be upgraded per Andquist.
Posters outlining the aims of the YWCA campaign were described in Ogden yesterday by Rath, William Noheker, and Milas Laptella Fuayon. The material explains the organization's purposes and calls for support in the United States.
Harold I McKnight, a World War veteran, is set to undergo an operation with Dr. Walter F Whim of the medical corps supervising care. He previously served with field artillery and later joined a replantment detachment. details indicate a surgical procedure is planned.
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