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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
2
An OCR fragment indicates a notice about Associated Press rights and credits for republication. It mentions exclusive use by the AP and credited attribution standards. The readable text centers on publication rights and audience trust.
A garbled excerpt shows confusion over whether an idea man will cut gas or GI rates next summer. The text reveals frustration at the lack of clear commitment and public expression about impending price reductions.
The new city commission probes the Zaca case and pallee station liquor bottles amid a missing persons inquiry. Police officers deserve their Belcha cleared by a thorough investigation to show if city employees aided a theft.
An editorial questions Henry Ford's profit sharing and investment certificates scheme aimed at stabilizing employment. It notes plans to distribute one third of yearly earnings as invest ment certificates in varying denominations and to pay dividends from net profits. The piece compares Ford's approach to traditional business models and calls the experiment interesting and potentially valuable for study.
A Utah Agricultural College article explains rabbit control methods including community drives with a 20 by 20 foot pen, winged excluders, and coordinated manning. It stresses safety by banning guns in drives, and details poisoned alfalfa and poisoned oats formulas to reduce rabbit populations.
Fragmentary text questions common justice and components, mentioning labor and later enrichment. readable parts are sparse and lack concrete facts or identifiable entities.
A defense of Ogden journalists after a Weber club dinner. The piece argues city hall news was often withheld by officials and urges Mayor Browning to share more information with reporters and publish clear statements for public awareness. It contends reporters must press for facts and criticizes limited access to municipal information.
The senate naval affairs committee moved to authorize a subcommittee investigation amid the medal award controversy for war hero officers. Senator Walsh of Montana cast a dissenting vote on the reassessment plan as debate continued.
Bayer introduces Aspirin over eighteen years ago and promotes it as a remarkable aid for relieving autism colds headaches neuralgia earache toothache tumage neuritis aching joints and general pain. Genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross carry safe directions in every package.
Mary Pickford appears at the Orpheum starting Sunday in Elenrt O' the Hills, adapted from John Fox Jr. The First National feature shows Pickford as Mavis Hawn, a mountain girl, revealing her versatility across a range of roles.
The column reports quirky notes from Little Benny's notebook with odd local vignettes. It mentions Sid Hunts Fox Terrior and Teddy, a misadventure with a bull, a school incident involving Mr Charles Simkins, and a neighbor Sam Crosange rumored to be plotting a snake chimera, all presented in a humorous, local tone.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a pleasant non stimulant remedy for constipation and biliousness. The ad claims tablets soothe digestion, improve taste and breath, with relief at bedtime and priced 10c and 25c a box.
Fragmented text offers odd items and names Leroy Stiowater Artie Alexander. It cites a dubious toast contest at Henoy Potties house and a call to a doctor. A long list of diamond production figures follows, claiming totals by country and dates, with valuation ranges from $200 to $1000 a carat and notes on diamond stock and market demand.
Chicago experts estimate all mined cut and polished diamonds would form a pile about the size of a coal stack on a sidewalk. The total 355,476 carats would weigh 10 percent of a ton. If compacted into a square pyramid, base eight feet wide and five feet high, the value at 200 dollars per carat would reach 135.906 billion dollars.
Washington January 6 a bill to abolish the war risk insurance bureau and transfer its functions to other departments was introduced by Senator Smoot Republican Utah and referred to the finance committee Smoot claimed the change would cut seven thousand employees saving millions annually In Wheeling West Virginia January 6 an explosion at the Laughlin nine of the America Sheet and Tin Plate company Martins Ferry wounded several workers and trapped men remaining in the wreckage
Advertisement-style piece touts Pinex based cough syrup as a cheap, effective home remedy for stubborn coughs and bronchitis. Claims rapid relief within 24 hours, notes use of sugar syrup or alternatives, praises palatable taste, and urges readers to ask druggists for 24% ounces of Pinex.
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