20 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1919
Page
1
Friday in Vladivostok reports state nine prisoners released after a failed Bolshevik plot were abducted by forces under Admiral Kolchak or his ministers. The prisoners vanished after December 24 and the government later urged their return, with authorities sending troops to guard the jail as word spread of executions.
Mr. W Goff of Syracuse writes of two years suffering kidney and bladder disorders with back pain, fatigue, and nighttime urinary urges. After using Balmwort Tablets he reports relief and recommends the product, priced at $1.00 and backed by a money back guarantee from The Blackburn Product Co, Dayton Ohio.
Paris dispatch reports German shipping to be allocated under armistice terms. The Imperator and other vessels may be fed into transport duties. Germany to provide ships and stores with xenial roles for Allied ports. Discussions cover tonnage, routes, and compensation for foodstuffs.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair quickly. An old remedy, marketed in drugstores, claims natural, even results after one or two applications. The ad urges sale and usage, touting a youthful, darker appearance within days despite caveat that it does not cure disease.
Corfu residents would shun Willan Hohenzollern if he visited the island. The former German emperor’s villa is used as a military hospital flying the French flag. Refugees and locals recall the misery he caused and would not welcome any distant return. The nearby coast hosts Allied disabled veterans and a U.S. sailor’s funeral near the villa gates underscores wartime losses.
A Trans Mississipp i congress to be held in Omaha February 18 to 20 aims to mirror the Atlantic City and include speakers such as J Ogden Armour David F Houston Harry A Wheeler Arthur Reynolds and others. Regional group meetings will tackle agriculture education manufacturing and infrastructure with eighteen states participating and invitations out to leaders in business and labor.
Paris reports flood of presents arriving for President Wilson and Mrs Wilson as they travel through France. Many gifts are sentimental child offerings from across Europe and war-torn nations. He will likely transport a carload home and cannot personally acknowledge every item.
A Japanese product named Ice Mint promises to shrivel and remove corns and calluses with a touch or two. It claims to work on hard soft and between the toes corns, leaving no soreness and enabling comfortable feet. Advertised as the safe alternative to cutting or trimming, it urges readers to buy a few cents worth from the druggist to relieve sore tender feet.
Northern Utah News reports Miss Madge Holeata visiting Milas Pent Mathias in Brigham City. Returns note S Crus visiting Willard relatives. Grover family to spend winter in Helllater Idaho as guests of George Henrie. George Sommers visiting Holidays. Peck family to Fielding area for winter. Edwerda family from Yakima returns to Curlanit for the winter.
A Red Cross unit from the Philippine islands arrived for service in Siberia. Some members will ride the Arctic train toward the interior. They plan to donate winter garments to railroad workers and face limited pay amid harsh conditions.
Here with hie parents, Mr. notura, Kroksh. Hienty Baer Jottureday for Peo rin, 10, to vielt re clves and frienda, Mr. and Mre. H. Baer entertained In Boner af You! Heits seat Saturday. Meivalp [van Johnson has returned] name after belie honorably released, from the army. Paul Heits and oS. Schronk will leave of Friday for California to Ap and peters weeks with relatives and frlemde. E. Clark of Ridgedale, Idhno, spent a few days In Tremonton visiting and attending to business matters. Albert Baylor of Beattie, Waah., is making a day of several age attend ing to some important business mals tera.
Baltimore January 18 William Jennings Bryan issued statements copied from a letter by Dickannon to George Sylvester Viereck about his resignation as secretary of state Bryan said he will not discuss letters by others but noted his resignation letter to the president explained the reasons and related events at the Washington hearing on German propaganda.
The Alhambra screens Little Women to a crowded audience with waves of laughter and emotion. The feature showcases Paramount and Artcraft productions as the cream of current cinema, highlighting star power, direction, writing, and nationwide distribution through ten thousand theatres.
Special in The Standard notes Arthur Fielda visiting Garland with parents Mr and Mrs Ay BR Capener. Elsie and Miss Eve Garfield returned to Beigham City. High school couple Mr and Mrs Thomas Carter and Miss Janelle Ault drove to Orden Thursday. Mrs Weatry Charter and WLCPs officers hosted a home meeting Friday. Roches ter, Atl an residents returned after an extended visit with Mr and Mrs George Carter. Acti Wrdleh returned to ban farve a week ago after a visit.
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