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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1920
Page
4
Mrs. Mary Daley of San Francisco says Tanlac improved her gastritis, appetite, and energy after months of weakness. She reports gaining seventeen pounds, relief from bloating and nausea, better sleep, and easier housework. Tanlac is sold locally by A R Metatyre Drug Co.
Grand Rapids Mid Feb With ninety government witnesses held up by illness and other complications the Newberry election case proceeds. Frank C. Dalley, attorney general, leads the prosecution and contemplates depositions if needed. thirty witnesses were summoned for Saturday but all appeared.
John Barry and John Henry were treated on Hudson Avenue near 25th by Officers W A Taylor and Q B E Sdegeey last night. The men were alleged to be intoxicated and accused of a disturbance. the officers reported partaking of Florida water.
An old advertisement touts three grain Cadomene Tablets to relieve backaches, fatigue, cold extremities, and nervous exhaustion. It claims rapid restoration of health, vigor, and vitality with self- administration sealed tubes sold by druggists.
Troop B prepares an athletic tournament at the Armory next month featuring boxing wrestling and basketball. Each platoon fields a basketball team and strong competition is anticipated across events.
An old time remedy claims to quickly end colds and flu symptoms with a few doses every two to three hours. It guarantees opened air passages, stopped nasal discharge, relieved headache fever and chills, and stresses no quinine and low cost at drug stores.
An extravagant ad proclaims the most gorgeous photoplay ever produced for the Alambra venue. It notes a schedule spanning several days with posters urging attendance from the start, promising grandeur in a lavish film presentation.
A rider named Ralph Thillipa was severely hurt during the Entrantin motorcycle event on Rand Hill near the Hamburger Bridge. The crash involved a collision with a Landte bar after losing control on the approach, injuring his face as he was speeding. Local police, including Newey Lashug and T. Fe. Peleronn, investigated along with witnesses Arthur Schoman and Mary Clark who placed and observed the top finishers. Sherman Falkenrath and others from Salt Lake and Ogden reported the results with Ernest Kammeyer aiding in tallies.
An old time nasal relief ad promotes Ely's Cream as a fragrance and antiseptic cure for blocked nostrils and head congestion. It claims air passages clear, breathing improves, and relief from headaches and dryness follows after applying the product.
The appointment of Ne Ast Williamson as superintendent of the Western division is announced with headquarters at Green River Wyoming. The text notes Woodralt as new genera Incendene for the nla Pacific and references ACW.
Fragmentary notice claims improper work or blood purification leads to waste products and toxins remaining in the system. Symptoms listed include backache joints swelling muscle soreness and general ache. Source quality is low and details are unclear.
A resolution to grant a $59 monthly World War I bonus, drafted by the state American Legion executive committee, will be considered at Herman Baker Post No. 1. Posts statewide have been sent the draft and urged immediate telegrams to Washington officials. Senator Penrose left for Florida, reporting a lengthy stay at home. A local poet remarks on beauty as a joy forever.
Idaho farmers face a stricter income tax regime and are urged to adopt formal farm accounting. Extension specialist C G Paylor says inventories, cash expenses and sales must be tracked, with annual summaries to show income and weaknesses. An inexpensive farm account book is being distributed to aid farmers statewide.
A Washington birthday dance feature at Berhana presents an entirely new program by Albert Erickson's Orpheum orchestra. Monuner J. FB Quss promises patrons an unparalleled dance night with a distinctive Berhana program and the famed Orpheum ensemble.
An advertisement touts a corn milk extract tablet as a cure for urinary and kidney troubles. It claims quick restoration of normal bladder function, aided by simple drugs, with testimonials from users claiming better sleep and relief from discomfort. The text sells a $1 remedy and mentions widespread use in the United States.
At a rally in Columbus, Ohio, Senator Warren G. Harding blamed President Wilson for delaying the peace treaty approval. Harding portrayed Wilson as sole negotiator who surrendered American rationality and blocked final disposition, while Democratic rivals argued the president faced Senate opposition.
The article reports protests in several London churches against Turkish actions in Constantinople. Prominent figures, including the archbishop of Canterbury and York, have urged Prime Minister Lloyd George to oppose the Ottoman control of the city, as newspapers emphasize.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a cure for rheumatic pain and stiffness. It claims rapid relief from sciatica, backache, and neuralgia, urging use of a small bottle to end suffering. The text uses sensational language and exaggeration typical of old classified ads.
An old fashioned mustard plaster caused burns but Musterole offers relief without blistering. This clean white ointment, made with oil of mustard, is massaged into skin to ease sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It aims to speed healing and comfort.
The document outlines a Republican platform with aims from a perfected American definition to world aviation leadership, stronger farms, voluntary military training, and repeal of extraneous war statutes. It opposes government ownership, seeks reduced bureaucracy, and favors government aid for merchant marine. Harding advocates camp and school support, making military training a duty rather than a privilege.
About 30,000 miners in the Rhonitila valley began a strike today affecting collieries in Wales. The action aimed to dismiss a check weighman and settle an alleged victimization case, with the shutdown nearly complete as workers pressed their demands.
WASHINGTON February 23 Representative Mondell Republican Leader proposed to centralize all service legislation in the Ways and Means Committee and have immediate and continuous consideration of matters affecting ex servicemen including compensation loans and land grants. Representative Rayburn blocked immediate consideration citing jurisdictional concerns as the resolutions were laid over until the 16th.
Mildred Haszis Chaplin stars in a Lyceum performance titled The Price of a Good Time. The show plays Wednesday with local arts patrons invited to attend and enjoy a period piece presentation.
The 250 mile car race scheduled for Los Angeles has been postponed to Saturday at 2 p.m. due to wet grounds. A. M. Young, manager of the speedway, announced the delay tonight. Lipton Offers Prize Money for Pensacola event was also mentioned in the dispatch.
Dartmouth College rider John Cartson won the Intercollegiate cross country alpine skiing event in Montreal. The competition featured several college entrants with hopes to claim the title in July events and first class bonuses. Cartson's victory follows strong season performances and signals Dartmouth’s continued prowess in winter sports.
An old fashioned remedy touts yellow mustard preparations as best for sore throats, inflammations, and chest colds. It claims heat helps relieve pain and promotes quick relief, urging readers to obtain mustard product from Wells & Co. LeRoy, Maine.
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