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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1916
Page
3
The column recalls an earthily intimate scene of a couple discussing pregnancy and family roles, with Molly and Miss Wilson musing on motherhood, the nurse, and Olivet as a newly expanding household. It folds into domestic tips, notably warding off weariness with simple, practical housework advice.
Galt Lake Utah January 7 United States public health service plans a conference of western state health authorities to discuss Rocky Mountain spotted fever deer disease and other health matters. Surgeon General Blue called the meeting for February 2 inviting officials from San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Portland and Seattle to join in Salt Lake City area planning.
The exchange centers on car ownership and maintenance costs. Asker notes high upkeep while Stranger boasts about expenses for rasaline and renting. The banter questions who bears greater costs of owning or using a vehicle.
Thomas Roylance, formerly with Roylanes of Pees, has bought a stake in Garden Fruit Co and joined as key management. He has made Ogden his permanent home and will oversee a new jade ore department as the company continues handling all kinds of tatace at its 25th Street address between Lincoln and Wall Avenues.
Oregon Short Line prepares new freight rules affecting armament shipments to Graton with Graton becoming de facto territory January 4. General freight department outlines how shipments will be governed, noting Oregon will permit shipments unlike many other states.
An advertising item explains indigestion caused by acid buildup in the stomach. It recommends Jad Salts with water before breakfast for a week, claiming it neutralizes acidity and aids digestion. The text touts the remedy as inexpensive and widely used, urging readers to try it for stomach trouble.
The Ogden Socialist local held its regular weekly meeting in city hall and elected officers for the coming year. C. A. Bushnell was chosen recording secretary, O. A. Kennedy financial secretary, Joseph H. Hill organizer, Con. O. Silva subscription agent, A. V. Baverstein treasurer, and A. P. Christensen warden.
An old advertisement panel urges indoor residents to seek fresh air and exercise to fight obesity. It promotes korela capsules as a cheap weight-reduction aid and claims quick results, while quelling digestion and vitality concerns. Also notes flax money making tips and wartime supply issues linked to Noah Pnai k ileth and The Pacent Lineo Company.
North western States guide explains flax must be cut before seeding to produce strong linen. Seed flax and linen flax use different Max varieties. linen quality depends on proper harvesting, processing, and scientific treatment. The Agricultural Department at Washington offers essential guidance for growers seeking either seed or fiber, aiding flax mills with informed practices.
A downtown druggist promotes home dry cleaning as inexpensive and easy. He claims two ounces of solute dissolved in two gallons of Fasoling cleans fabrics from silk to fur, with no shrinking or wrinkling. Cautions readers to use the method outdoors away from flames and to keep windows open.
Dr. David F. Spake warns workers against abrupt retirement and leaving the producing class. He urges a gradual adjustment to old age, noting health risks from sudden lifestyle change.
The text discusses limiting rich foods while indulging in balanced meals, maintaining regular hours and exercise, and engaging many muscles to aid waste elimination. It contrasts sedentary life with the need for activity to prevent restlessness and nervous strain, linking it to income and expenditure pressures.
A desert rain description recalls a sudden, violent downpour that floods a mountainside, undermines shelter, and pelts travelers and a horse with hailstones, forcing a rapid relocation to safety as the storm subsides. The account emphasizes the dramatic force of desert rain and the peril it presents.
A government and medical study shows pellagra stems from a protein poor high carbohydrate diet. Eleven prisoners at the Mississippi farm joined a year long controlled diet trial under Governor Brouwer’s promise of pardon, testing cereals refined meals and restricted proteins.
Ecasters developed definite cares of pellagra. Other convicts drinking the same water and following the same routine but on unrestricted diets showed no pellagra. The study traced the disease to proteid food intake, noting kitchen workers received meat cereal and milk while others did not, prompting experiments to test this theory.
A sensational health tip urges every reader to start the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It promises better appetite, removal of toxins, and relief from constipation, skin issues, and other ailments. The ad targets general readers with persuasive, assertive language and sells a quarter pound of phosphate from a drug store.
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