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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
8
A woman reflects on love desire and marriage amid social duties and personal longing. She narrates conversations with Catherine and Helen, considers leaving a hotel life for a partner, and weighs happiness against loyalty, ending with introspective, poetic lines about loneliness and yearning.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle solution for wavy gleamy hair. It claims the product instantly moistens a cloth and coats each strand to double beauty, remove oil, and prevent falling hair while promoting longer thicker hair.
Constance Talmadge stars in Two Works from Anthony Wherston at the Orphem Theatre for a Sunday show. The plot follows a jewel thief turned clerk, a wealthy clubman, and a kitchen apron misplacement leading to a comedic dining scene.
Cincinnati February 27. The foreign Greek mission society of Abriat church in Cincinnati received a cablegram stating negotiations for the release of Dr A L Shelton, missionary of the church, captured by Chinese bandits in South China on January 3, have failed. The message, sent by Mrs Shelton, said negotiations failed and Washington was informed.
Dorothy Dix discusses gossip as a social vice among women, noting it fuels idle chatter about neighbors and friends. She cites human curiosity, consequences for reputations, and the moral tension between gossip and virtue, urging restraint and higher standards of conduct.
A fragment speaks of nourishing meals touted as very good for growing children. The text cites cheap lellergusy and argues proper nutrition supports healthy development, urging caregivers to choose wholesome options despite garbled wording.
An ad touts Diamond Dye giving rich colors for wool silk cotton and mixtures. It claims easy matching to any fabric and promises vivid, fade resistant results for stockings shirts children’s wear feathers draperies and covers with plain directions on each package.
Richmond workers plan a nationwide strike to boycott clothiers and limit purchases including food to support the federal administration’s stance. The action aims to lower the cost of living and aid the administration amid a broad labor movement.
Authorities report Rand captured amid ongoing crackdown. The operation targeted organized crime networks with multiple agencies involved. No further details on charges or location provided.
RW YORK, Fou a7. Lit rephone conversatione Nave between Onsining N. and Kan ing, a distance of about 100 miles, announced by Tob lert Gowen, Iugiiver for the Dotor est ratio elephone aml telegraph company. Mr. Gowen, in a New York electrical society address, said audion equipment was used and hopes for reports from Wales City N. Y. Topeka Kanass Hable Creek Meh and Jatmey on longer distances.
A garbled promotional ad fragment touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention. The scribbled copy mentions corn related relief and a tiny battle of texts, mistakenly weaving product claims with unclear details and misspelled names.
An advertising blurb extols Musterote as a fast acting mustard oil ointment that relieves pain through topical application. It promotes use for aches in joints back and chest and compares size options from 30 and 60 cents to hospital size priced at 2.50 dollars. It claims readers will hear praise from patients and nurses about its efficacy.
Fragment describes cleaning unpainted wood with arrong acid or vinegar and washing soda. Instructions mention dissolving acids in water, washing with a cloth, and thorough rinsing, noting monthly use. Also references a kitchen table cleaning name.
Save money by comparing cost per cup rather than price per pound. The text argues a pound of Schilling Tea yields more cups and is cheaper per cup than common teas, promoting better tea at lower overall cost. Mentions four Schilling tea package areas.
Rupert Idaho February 27 Rupert has purchased the Rupert Electric company's plant and will operate it as an municipal institution. Lundy, who has been manager of the privately owned corporation, has been changed as foreman trading manager. Caldwell named chief clerk. Work of meter reading in progress.
Lexington Ky February 27 The special grand jury examined the riot and the mob attack on Will Lonket a Black man accused in Geneva Haruman murder. The jury refused to indict members of the mob despite evidence of provocation and warranted action.
The piece notes feminine styles shift toward oriental inspired looks with vibrant pinks and patterned hats. It mentions braided straw and refreshed color palettes, along with tailored blouses and laborer wear reflecting modern tastes. A new velor fabric called AMOR is also mentioned.
Chicago February 27 with only one dissenting vote the judiciary committee approved three resolutions urging the legislature to withdraw Mingis' endorsement of the referendum amendment. The aim is to submit the question for a referendum by Chicago voters and the state.
In Salt Lake City a man fell onto pitchfork tines causing severe injuries and paralysis. He was rushed to hospital for treatment after a tine penetrated the back and entered the brain, leaving him with partial locomotor paralysis and fans describing the accident.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Pape’s Gold Compound as a quick remedy for colds and headaches. It claims relief from fever, sneezing, and aches without quinine, selling for only a few cents and acting without assistance. The text emphasizes rapid, simple at home use and mentions widespread restorative claims.
Demands of the moving picture operators union were granted by Allied Amusement, averting a threatened closure of Chicago cinemas. The union secured employment of additional operators in deluxe theatres and the right to file grievances with the board of directors via the union.
An old advertisement touts Balmwort Kidney Tablets as the best remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It features testimonials from users like J. Ma Wer and mentions merchants selling the product. The ad emphasizes immediate benefits and urges readers to try the remedy despite vague ailments.
Lad Ber wan Carter, 12, arrested by juvenile officers for a desperate midnight robbery of Greek shoe shine men Gun and Joe Karan. He confessed and claimed to have used a 32 calibre revolver. The incident followed a bread and cheese recipe interlude described in the blurred text.
New Jersey Governor Edwards at a New York dinner urges William Jennings Bryan to leave the Democratic Party and run on a prohibition platform. He argues such a move would unify supporters and force both parties to adopt national liquor policy, claiming it would restore personal liberty and self determination.
A distorted text presents a religious meditation on suffering and empathy. It references Adam and Eve, teaching symbols to children, and urges resilience as life’s hardships pass, while encouraging sharing sorrow and keeping faith through generations.
An old ad promotes Hetulin's Wisard G4 as a multi use remedy for headaches joint pain and muscle strains claiming antiseptic relief and prevention of infections. It asserts relief for sprains bruises bites and frost bite plus canker sores and other ailments with a money back guarantee and a Wizard Liver Wicks product advertised with a pink pill.
A garbled Newspaper fragment discusses laughter and mirth, contrasting solemnity with joy, and notes humorous misreadings of college life. It references a Birmingham Age-Herald item about a dirty face and clean mind, with quirky dialogue about a dean and study habits.
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