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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
3
A soap opera style scene unfolds with Julia Osgood and Pred Crane as they discuss marriage, money, and family objections. Crane pleads for a future together while Julia tests motives, planning a modest wedding with focus on happiness beyond wealth. Molly and Johnny react with hopeful tension as the arc continues.
An advertisement explains a simple beauty routine using canthroc mixed with hot water to create a shampoo. It promises rich lather that cleanses dandruff and dirt with a pleasing feel, urging brisk scalp massage for effective results.
Salt Lake City January 20 Chief of Police W Shoten declares a major shift by placing time in his private office He names Yeast A J Mullinger Denver Me Grande confidential secretary Shores takes office after bond approval Retiring Chief Grant to assist in handover as changes are planned for the near future Read the Classified Ads.
A New York physician touts nuxated iron as a miracle for delicate people, claiming 200 percent strength gains in ten days. The ad urges readers to test their endurance, then use ordinary granules three times daily, selling hope to those with nervous debility, stomach, liver, or kidney concerns.
Utah state horticultural commission appointed committees to organize the fruit industry, with members from nurseries shippers growers and manufacturers. They will gather data, convene in Salt Lake City, and push the trade toward a more businesslike basis while evaluating land sales and associated properties.
Salt Lake January 20 A Salt Lake attorney Fred Ekman sues Thomas W Sloan guardian of Albert Eccles asserting he mediated to secure a share of the estate of the late David Eccles. Ekman alleges his services helped reach a settlement granting 149000 to the estate and seeks 33750 as his remuneration in the Thita district court.
Malt Lathe, Jan 20. An auction sold portions of the state land tract in Sanpete County after a thorough explanation by clerk Herbert Amyth. Former Jewish farmers who had homesteads, including Hieberman and Malley, purchased land again as prices ranged from 46 to 52 dollars per acre plus water rights.
An advertisement touts Sargol as a flesh building agent to help the thin and undernourished gain weight. It claims the digestive system must absorb fats from food to build fat and muscle, urging readers to take Sargol with meals. The piece promises quick gains and offers refunds if unsatisfied.
Two hundred prominent Maron of the city and state attended the forty fifth annual communication as Charles Clifton Griege of Eureka was named grand master of the grand lodge F and A M M of C ink. The retiring grand toaster William J. Sheals led the ceremonies and new officers were installed with Griege as grand master and William J. Shealy presenting the grand master ring to Griege.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL CAPANICA as a cure for various pains and ailments including kidney and stomach issues. It warns of diseases like Bricht’s and appendicitis, claims pure imported Haarlem oil capsules, and offers money refunds if not helpful. The text uses sensational language and dubious medical assertions typical of old ads.
The Salt Lake Masons held installation ceremonies for the new grand master, presented past grand masters’ jewels and the grand master’s apron, and unveiled the Christopher Dicht memorial tablet. A memorial address preceded a banquet hosted by four local lodges, with remarks by Grand Master Charles Clifton Grinas and other leaders.
Watch sore throats and swollen glands with Scott's Emulsion, the cod liver oil tested to build tissue strength and resist tubercular germs. Physicians prescribe it to avert throat troubles and bronchial disorders, strengthening the lungs without alcohol or harmful drugs.
Park City reports the Dewey Theatre collapsed around midnight during a high wind with no injuries. Quinn Theatre Community, operating under lease, had warned of structural concerns and planned last night’s show as a testing mark. Building owned by James Teers of Salt Lake. loaned at 7000 dollars. expected costs may exceed 600 dollars. Debris cleared from the sidewalk as safety measures continued.
Bt. Pao aids in reviving the old winter sports carnival in the northwest. A or festival level celebration is planned with January 27 as the pinning date and invitations extended to cities across the Northwest.
In East Chicago Indiana a strike riot at Edwards Valve plant left two men dead, a police officer fatally or seriously wounded and many others injured. Strikers and strikebreakers clashed as autos transporting workers were blocked at the gates, bricks were hurled, revolvers fired, and police from West Hammond and Indiana Harbor battled the mob until reinforcements arrived. The plant president accused the strike of being called to aid munition makers for allied armies.
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