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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
8
A narrative detailing a woman's hospital ordeal after childbirth, her fear and weakness, and a nurse and husband comforting her. She experiences convulsive distress, near death, and a pivotal moment with a nurse and her baby. Friends visit with flowers, and a supportive ring, including Karl Shepard, promises of renewed happiness.
Call on J. J. Brummittet at 12447 Hudson Avenue to help sell Liberty Bonds. Phone 59. Read the Classified Ads for details.
A dubious health ad urges readers to quit smoking after Dr Connor links tobacco to artery hardening and heart strain. It claims a simple test using breath and pulse reveals heart trouble and promotes Nicotal as a quick cure with a money-back drugstore guarantee.
Dorothy Dix presents two women arguing whether women should tell troubles to friends. One defends sharing as healing and motherly, the other warns it drains others and harms reputations. Both stress the risk to personal dignity, loyalty, and the quiet healing found in a true, trustworthy female friend.
A fragment titled how to treat acid indigestion with Bisulated Magnesia after meals. It extols gas relief, stomach neutralization, and inexpensive relief, followed by garbled notes on home tips such as lace curtains near gas jets, linen shades repurposed as dresses, crocheting tips, butter paper reuse, and baby feeding guidance.
A woman shares practical kitchen tips for fast spring salads grown on a window sill. She describes a deep dish with white bands, sowing sand, and maintaining moisture to yield three inch high greens in weeks. Several salads can be started at intervals for continuous harvest. There is also a quick luncheon soup using celery ends, onion, parsley, hot milk, butter, and celery salt.
A Middletown reader recounts personal use of PE-RU-NA, praising it as a health balancer. She cites sixteen years ago illness in her daughter and a brother’s family cure, then claims one bottle restored strength and halted coughing. Promotion frames PE-RU-NA as digestive aid and nerve tonic, recommended in tablet or liquid form.
A Washington legal note discusses bibs for babies and older children, detailing material and construction to catch drips and protect clothing. It notes bib length, folds, and the use of same material for table bibs, with remarks on wear and bleaching effects on dresses and fabrics.
Alameda Cal Jan 2 Fire of unknown origin wrought destruction across a business block in Alameda before water shortages slowed firefighting. A dredge caused a ruptured main, hampering efforts as flames spread with a high wind. No injuries reported though several workers and private stores were damaged.
Paris news notes a coming season emphasis on artificial teeth fitted with smooth cushioning via dental plate comfort powder named Carega. The antiseptic adhesive powder is said to secure wearers and aid chewing while relaxing facial muscles. 35c at Progeists and Dental Depots.
Horokes N Y Jan 9 The former transport St Totia was scuttled that night as a desperate effort to check a blaze sweeping the ship from stem to stern. Firefighters fought a long battle lasting hours before the ship sank.
CINCAGO January 9 officials report several agents of the Department of Justice were suddenly taken ill delaying a planned raid on radicals. The Bureau of Investigation halted questioning as physicians treat the large crowd and uncertain symptoms.
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a versatile remedy for sore throat chest colds earache and muscle pains with quick relief when used as a gargle or topical rub. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips in pink pills for constipation or headaches with a money back guarantee and a 20 cent Wizard Oil price.
An advertisement urges contacting J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds with a listed phone number 59. The rest of the text includes garbled claims about currency, foreign payments, and unrelated notes.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for colds. A dose every two hours, usually three doses, clears nasal congestion, head pressure, sneezing, and sore throat with no quinine, and is sold in drug stores. It promises rapid improvement and reduced misery.
London dispatch reports the list of war criminals to be demanded for trial has been reduced from about twelve hundred to roughly three hundred. The crown prince and crown prince of Bavaria are still named, while other candidates were dropped as public sentiment shifted. The piece notes reactions to reconstructions and political implications amid the upheaval.
An advertisement urges early action against colds and flu with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It promotes hot foot baths and feverish relief, claiming a 10 to 1 chance of feeling better by next morning. The pitch touts a house offer to sample and ease early warning signs.
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