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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1920
Page
2
The piece notes the Standard entered as a record close matter at the post office in Opsen, established 1970, with reference to the Austin Bureau and Associated Press. It mentions subscription rates and republication rights, noting AP’s use policy and crediting local news published herein.
A fragmented account discusses Admiral Sims and past wartime conduct, noting criticism in a historical inquiry. The text mentions a controversial tale, a Nobel era debate, and reactions from officials while hinting at upcoming disclosures and investigations.
The piece discusses civic pushes by American cities to grow their populations. Chambers of commerce and local leaders seek new residents to boost growth, using pride and visible urban improvements as incentives. It notes census data and urges timely cooperation with enumerators, highlighting Ogden and Romney’s roles in census accuracy and reporting.
Fragmented OCR text discusses education in the Commonwealth, urging reform in public schools. Mentions of teachers, ministers, and state officials imply a broad push for curricular and funding changes across the state. Specific names and dates are unclear due to damaged text.
A long passage praising Utah education efforts outlines the push for compulsory schooling, expansion programs, and adult education. It cites state and national pioneers and notes the February campaign to rally support across schools, teachers, and communities for broader educational work and vocational courses.
The United States Geological Survey reports on the Dismal Swamp of Virginia and North Carolina, describing its water taste, geology, and peat bog formations. It notes surface deposits from recent vegetation decay, deeper peat layers, and fossilized timber, with a landscape that attracts scholars and visitors alike.
Lake Drummond, said to be a remnant of a vast former sea, earns its local nickname Quiniper water. The peculiar color is blamed on finely divided vegetation or dye from peat, with the tale tied to Alle Reyping property and a history of arlaking on trans Atlantic garages.
War era findings show paraffin therapy for burns advancing with Ogden fire department cited for early adoption and successful outcomes. Medical leaders report improved healing, reduced scarring, and broader professional adoption through papers and clinics.
An advertisement text urges mothers to stock Musterole for quick relief from sore throats bronchitis and croup symptoms in both children and adults. It touts non blistering first aid benefits and lists uses from neuralgia to stiff neck with sizes 30c and 6 patch hospital size $2.50.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt completed a trip to Brazil for health reasons with her son Kermit accompanying her to New York. She arrived January 11 and planned a visit to assist in a health benefit, remaining in Brazil for business matters the rest of the time.
A ragged ad promises rapid aid for eye ailments using a mysterious tincture, claiming a single application can ease strain and enable a mother to sew again. It offers a “small Baltic of Tavaptlk” to help any weak, inflamed, or irritated case, urging readers to seek additional details from AR Melnite Drug and associates.
An unreliable auto wife and a nine child family spark chaos as Chaplin’s latest film at the Orpheum delivers fast gags before the chauffeur’s departure. The scene shifts to a seaside trip and a run in with a traffic cop as the famous comedian stirs a gala of laughter. Also features a western romance with Whitman Desmond and a Hula dancers sequence.
A special meeting is announced with one speech. Members of the Children’s Ali Society are urged to attend this Friday at the dispaneary. Elizabeth Shaw Tess and others are listed as organizers or speakers.
Former Kansans to attend a supper at First Baptist church on January 28. Utah Kansas Society invites all to sit down promptly at 6:30 p.m. for a program headlined by Brals Cozy Theatre entertainment and a talk by Dr. E. P. Mills on Russia. Attendees urged to telephonemails to secretary S. W. Wherry to confirm names.
WATISAW Friday Jan 15 Bolshevik forces on to Lithuanian and Trabhenian front have been beaten and are retreating east of Tvinsk according to an official statement issued at general staff headquarters. The Lettish and Voltish front now runs along the shore of Preli Lake to Czercy, the report says.
Berlin dispatch reports twenty six radical labor workers members of independent and communist groups arrested on charges of complicity in the riot that occurred Tuesday. Authorities state conditions in the city are returning to normal.
An old fragmented advertisement extols a dandruff remedy promising relief after several applications. It asserts the product clears dandruff, stops hair loss, thickens and strengthens hair, and promotes growth, though language is garbled and consumer caution is advised.
George E. King, assistant entomologist at Utah Experiment Station, argues that insect control is essential to farming. He urges farmers to destroy winter shelter and dead weeds, burn infested wood, reduce pruning piles, and keep fields and fences clear. Regular mowing and pasturing cut weed growth, plus removing debris, lowers pest habitat and improves crop protection.
Rosy Nell, a dance hall girl with a hidden past, tries to protect her daughter from a treacherous circle led by Bagley and Randolph as Alvarez and allies intervene. A sheriff’s arrival shifts the danger, ending in a confrontation over the mother daughter pair.
A shattered scene unfolds as Alvarez’s accomplice Chigelie reconciles with the sheriff to save his life, while a bandit escapes with a woman. Tosy Nel is found late at night and her daughter comforts by Rando in isolation.
Globe Grain and Milling plans call for a new office building once feed 2 is completed. F Beinhart, manager, says current weather is favorable for cement and no construction delays are expected. Plans approved by headquarters in San Francisco. site work to begin immediately.
New York article by Dr Connor outlines signs of tobacco harm. It describes throat irritation memory loss and heart issues, plus steps to quit using nicotine aid and reading aloud to detect irritation. It warns tobacco can cause cancer and systemic damage, urging readers to break the habit with available remedies.
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