Peace and League of Nations debated in postwar view
A historical editorial argues about U S policy toward Europe, the League of Nations, and entangling alliances. It contends that strict noninterference failed to prevent war, and questions if joining a league could better secure lasting peace. It notes the tension between isolationist sentiment and the need to address European events.
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Gersiany
Ausiela
League of Nations
League
United States
Europe
Ter
Nanty
Ham
The New Commission in Ogden Sets In With Hope and Tension
The new Ogden commission led by Mayor Francis and Commissioners Ward and Flyxaro faces a demanding start. Officials vow an efficient police reform and a broad program for the administration while citizens express cautious confidence amid early reform efforts.
Ogden Tabernacle Plans Stir City Hopefuls
The Standard reports talk of a new Tabernacle to replace the large existing church structure. It envisions a central park location and a design reflecting strength and dignity, with the city resisting delays and editorially backing the project.
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Ogden
Kapbinte
The Small Town Social Bloc Party Sparks Town Spirit
In a dampened mood the piece recalls a rural town debating social life as big towns encroach. A block party is proposed to unite residents, rope off streets, share refreshments and entertainment, and rekindle neighborship despite tensions.
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Jones
Tone
Eily
Congress Returns to Work on Peace Treaty Debates
Congress resumes work amid a flood of foreign and domestic questions tied to the peace treaty. Lawmakers anticipate swift action on key items as they press forward in sessions and committee hearings.
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Congress Tan
Kip
Nicotol Ad Claims Smoking Cure Despite Vague Text
A fragmented ad promotes Nicotol as a nicotine quit aid, promising to curb tobacco cravings and improve nerves and mood. It claims a guaranteed refund if it fails and urges readers to consult a pharmacist for purchase, though the copy is riddled with errors and unclear proof.
Perpetual Milk Shortage Hits Island Despite Growth
Honolulu reports a persistent milk shortage as Cebu's population rises and dairy production dwindles. Frank Andrade, a Manila dairyman, notes reducing his herd from 100 to 60 cows and cutting back on production. He blames lack of pasturage and feed, while pasturelands give way to residential suburbs. Rising road improvements and more cars worsen feed and space, threatening dairy viability.
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Honolulu
Cebu
Frank Andrade
Snid Andrade
College Iims
Montly
Natches
Melita
Relief for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Ad
An advertising pitch offers a remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It describes mixing a double strength preparation with hot water and altering dosage to relieve symptoms. The text promises nostril relief and clearer breathing, with the remedy touted as easy to prepare and pleasant to take.
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Adick
Truck Service Replaces Railways in Southwest Trade
El Paso Texas sees six thousand automobiles trucks and trailers augment rail lines to boost commerce across a 500 mile radius touching Arizona New Mexico Texas and old Mexico. Auto sector expenditures reach four million for vehicles and four million for gasoline plus six hundred thousand for tires. Liberty bond prices noted by J J Brammitt at 2417 Hud won avenue.
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Paso
Tex
Jan
el Paso
Arlaona
Mexico
Old Mexico
Ailen
Shith Gains 30 Pounds After Tanlac Cure
Mrs. 1 1 reports dramatic health turn after months of illness. She describes long labor with indigestion pain and sleeplessness, losing weight until trying Tanlac. Nearly immediately she improves, gains 30 pounds, regains appetite, energy, and strength, and resumes normal activities. The testimonial notes Ogden retailer A R McIntyre Drug Co. advertises Tanlac.
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Troud
Mra. T. 7
Soulth
Blauson
Alameda
Jos Aggeles
Cal
Tarlac
Anya
Aleen
Trsuble
E Dave
Tania Rustored
Fiat
Tanjac
Ogden
A. Ri McTntyre Drug Co
Bing
Oh Boy opens at the Orpheum tonight
The musical comedy Oh Boy presented by Guy Naltin Woodchoise and Je Wot Korn opens at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow with a matinee. It follows a string of New York musical comedies and features popular numbers like Old Fashioned White and The Clouds Toll Dy, drawing strong local interest in Ogden.
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Guy Naltin
Orpheum Theatre
Ogden
Toy
New York
Princess Theatre
Schwab Urges Nation To Save Itself In Postwar Era
Charles M. Schwab warns the country that reckless spending risks disaster and calls for prudent policies. He denounces excess, urges balanced growth, and asks workers and manufacturers to unite for lasting prosperity while cautioning against lax parliamentary influence and inflated expectations.
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York
Jan
Charles An Rehwal
America
Hieepenker
Frank Kamcharka
Army Included in Medal Investigation
Controversy over awarding naval decorations moved to Congress today. A renovation proposal seeks to include Army and Navy awards in the Distinguished service medal program. Rep Galvin of Massachusetts asked for complete information on medals awarded and related orders from the War Department and Navy.
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Shington
Inn
coneTess
Tha Remy Ca
Macy
Ny Bone Rosentative Qallivan
Deragerat
Masaachusetts
Heerstery
Industrial school deficit prompts legislative review in Ogden
The Industrial School at Ogden faces a 6800 deficit for a discipline college project after the stale legislature allotted 5000. A legal dispute followed over whether loan board deficits should be paid from the state treasury, with the attorney general to issue an opinion. The school will work with a bank under examiners’ approval and the account will be sent to the next legislature for funding.
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Alate
Ndustrial School
Ogden
Taal Legizlature
Stats Board of Loan Commissionera
Joans At
Joseph Ririe
He Industrial School
Tabbycat Proves to be a Real Shoplifter
In San Bernardino California a tabby named Tootsie is linked to thefts at a lunchroom. The cat carried a shaving brush into a nest corner and left behind more brushes later found to belong to a nearby drugstore. The shoplifting claim rests on the observed behavior and recovered items.
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San Bernardingo
Cal
San Berngpolito
Polsam Start Now to Clear Your Skin Advertisement
An old fashioned advertisement touts Polsam soap as a cure for stubborn skin trouble. It promises relief from pimples and diseased skin, urging readers to request a free sample and providing a New York City address for samples.
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Polsam
New York City
Brigham City Under New Administration
Brigham City reports a smooth turnover as the old council led by Mayor John W. Peters cleared the desk for the new administration. New and returning officials include Mayor John W. Waters, councilmen J. W. Phillie A. M. Wansen BE. W. Dunn O. G. Carreron John F. Mathias, recorder Nahls M. Fishburn, and treasurer Eliza Thompson. City Manager Jon a Wf Burt named. other appointments confirmed in brief ceremony.
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Brigham City
Yesteritar Lattoon
Brigham
Lely
John Wi. Petera
John W. Waters
J. W. Phillie
A. M. Wansen
BE. W. Dunn
Holdoyer
O. G. Carreron
John F. Mathias
Nahls M. Fishburn
Eliza Thompson
Janes G. Frederickson
Molat
Mga
Trieste Box
Itiee Usedew
Peters
Jona Wf. Burt
City
CSO
Roskelley
Ace
William N. Low
City Water
J. Lowr
Be Peace
Henry M. Figvine
Zanitary
John M. Mort
Night Watch
Charica Chenl
Pound Heaper
IL Martlo
Poxton
Albert Star Auason
City Building and Grounds Contedit
Peter Jensen
Board of Health
R. A. Penose
Anne Oxnard
John Turt
City Maulazar
Murt Josie Welehttor
City hires temporary grapher for one month
John Vognus of Ilberton reports last illness when neighbors were down with influenza. He describes coughing nights, a sore throat, and using Foley’s Honey and Tor Compound. He says his condition improved after taking eight doses and credits Foley's with helping him recover. Advertisement by A R Melatsra Drug Co.
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John Vognus
Ilberton
Foley
A. R. Melatsra Drag Civ
Sweeping Victory Pleases the Drys
A Washington report depicts a sweeping victory for anti alcohol forces as the eighteenth amendment is upheld by the Supreme Court. The decision reinforces federal power to regulate intoxicating liquors and reflects the era’s dry movement momentum.
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Washington
Wayners Wheeler
Saloan Teague of
Mir. Wheeler
Bresy Enacts Immediate Ban On Suet Liquor Law
Bresy passes a law prohibiting suet liquor with immediate effect and calls for compliance without constitutional invitation. Individuals seeking to sell Liberty bonds are urged to contact J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
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J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Marcus Loew Buys Metro Pictures Firm
Marcus Loew completes a purchase of the Metro Pictures corporation in New York. The deal marks his first major step into controlling production for films to be distributed to his theatre chain. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Marcus Loew
Metro Picture Firm
NEW York, Inc
Metro Pictures: Corporation
Amarche
Loew
Erentrer Hal
Ogden Police Trail Two Murder Suspects
Ogden police pursue two suspects in the murder of George Lowes on the morning of December 19. Officers returned from Fremontville with the two men in custody, identified as former residents of Gen. Tver. Reveral details released by Police Chief A B Fenning.
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Ogden
Rmeidenia
Tver
Wye
Te Mauréer
George Lowes
Sergi
A.B. Fenncn
Police Department
Fragmentary Report of Crime and Oddities Near Green River
Officers Noble and Patten pursued a murder suspect along the Green River trail. Descriptions circulated of thefts north of the river and a bizarre tale of a manufactured creature with skin removed from a bear and a dog used in its place. The dog chased the cat to a grim end.
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Wild Bays
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