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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
An incoherent excerpt from The Standard showing garbled OCR about a bureau in Cheu peneeur and a club. It mentions Associated Press credit and exclusivity for republication but lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify a concrete event.
The New York World backs Herbert Hoover for president regardless of party, signaling a major shift from seven years of support for Wilson. Barnes says Hoover, a Republican, would run only if there is genuine public demand, while chatter grows that Hoover could become a strong candidate if he consents.
Federal officers note a large scale movement to smuggle narcotics from Mexico into the United States. The crackdown follows changes in law that reduced trafficking decades ago, but current volumes show rising victims and a widening conspiracy. Authorities urge action to stop traffic and aid countless victims.
The text discusses former Kansans praising Kansas while contrasting with views on Utah. It argues that former Kansans remain keen on Kansas, calling them intelligent and recognizing the state's merits, while suggesting some prefer Utah or Canada. It notes a perceived loyalty to place and character in these opinions.
The Ordnance Department is the Army’s manufacturing and maintenance arm producing over 100,000 items. It makes and repairs fighting tools and supplies ammunition and shells, operates arsenals and proving grounds, and runs warehouses, depots, shipping, stockkeeping, and training programs. Bright technically inclined youths may join, with training at Natick Arsenal, Adeydeen Proving Grounds, Rock Island Arsenal, and other sites.
Former residents of Kansas now in Weber County plan a Kansas day event with a charitable dinner. The notice invites all Kansans to join for a communal meal and reminiscing about home and past ties.
A collage of opinion phrases from multiple papers cites Monty talk, coin a brave week, and a range of editorials. Mentions include World Grand Rapids Herald Franklin News Brooklyn Eagle Memphis Commercial Appeal and others debating naval victory peaces, secession notions, Cuba airings, and constitutional concerns.
A confused testimonial fragment from Oregon and California readers praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for relief from gas pain stomach trouble hemorrhages headaches and general midlife distress. The excerpts mention family relations and enduring gratitude.
In Paris rumors spread about a new beetle shaped visage gaining favor as a VE reemerges. The chatter notes a possible return of the bowlr style glass figure amid growing interest and speculation.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kings New Discovery for colds and chest relief and promotes New Life Pills for constipation. It lists prices, benefits, and a druggist contact, using period marketing language.
A fragment describes a method to preserve embroidery by using bran water during washing. It suggests boiling bran, straining off the bran, and adding a bandful to a unit of warm water. The same process may be used by soaking in a bag to prevent staining.
An advertisement promotes a weight loss plan claiming rapid fat reduction without exercise. It touts Marmut Go and Marmvla Trexcyip dlon as solutions and mentions a Detroit address for orders. The text reads like an aggressive marketing pitch with questionable medical credibility.
Early Palm Beach style roundup highlights velour one piece rope wear novelty weaves with tricolettes for spring, lace petticoats paired with pajamas, wool striped troleler pieces, draped overbrouses, knitted wool robes for a house party, and tall decorative xepligea trends.
Medical experts and surgeons explain tobacco harms including brain and nerve degeneration, impaired focus, and increased risk of asthma bronchitis and stomach cancer. They promote Nicatol tablets as a solution with a money back guarantee, urging readers to quit and seek relief from nicotine cravings.
Governor Edwards of New Jersey issued a strong reply to William Jennings Bryan allegations tied to a presidential inaugural event. He defended party reform, rejected Bryan’s hints, and warned of a Teutonic autocracy pact that would threaten American children.
From Cairo to Tanta last evening rioters attacked an Atallan patrol with revolvers and bricks, killing a corporal and wounding several privates. Reports describe rioters active and authorities attempting to restore order amid violence.
Washington January 24 Japanese Prime Minister Hara outlined Tokyo's policy toward Russia and China in a diet address. He affirmed Japan would honor the peace treaty, pursue China’s return of Klay Chay territory, and back the restoration of peace in North and South China. He warned Japan would aid peaceful ends with financial resistance if needed and noted ongoing caution in Russia while seeking stable governance and reconciliation with the world.
Memphis January report notes Washington selected as meeting place for February conference of church committees from sixteen Southern Synods. Mission delegates from the Presbyterian denomination discuss methods to unify the church. The conference, held at the capitol, considers ways to bring about a merged denomination.
A recipe fragment describes making a cheese omelet using two ounces of grated American cheese, salt, and pepper, cooked in butter and served hot after folding. A brief Tacoma dispatch notes flour prices rising with hard wheat flour at 17 and soft wheat flour at 19.40 delivered, signaling an 80 cent per barrel increase.
A vintage advertisement extols Schilling Tea for its value and flavor, claiming it costs less or the same as ordinary tea while producing far more cups per pound. It highlights varieties Japan Caylon Oolong English Breakfast and notes moisture proof packaging and wide availability.
Mother Dascam advertises peach jam and the play Turn to the Night at the Orpheum January 27 28 with matinee Wednesday The performance draws applause as John Golden continues the one company revival with the Taisly theatre equipment and familiar cast members Seats now on sale for Ady day.
An old fashioned note extols yellow mustard as a plaster or poultice to ease sore throat tonsillitis and chest colds. It claims relief from pain and inflammation though can blister skin, noting products priced 18 to 40 cents available from druggists.
The Ogden Conservatory of Music begins its sixth year offering Terra of instruction this week. Individual and class lessons in piano voice violin and theory are provided by noted teachers including Squire Coop Arthur Rever Lenter Hlinchcliffe Ellen Thomas Joulse Mieree Martineau and Vera Frey Benson.
Washington reports show leaders from labor and political groups urging the House Rules Committee to block both sedition measures. Attorney General Palmer voiced support for the Senate passed Sterling bill and his own drafted substitute, warning the drastic death penalty provisions may be excessive. The Davey bill proposes harsher penalties and extended prison terms for attempts to overthrow the government or commit acts of violence.
A congressional hearing revealed proposed legislation to curb writings and teachings deemed seditious. Justice Department officials pledged enforcement while labor leader Gompers warned mass meetings to improve living conditions could be banned. Byrns urged separating free speech from religion. officials sought public support to resist insurgent influence.
Landing forbidden near the coast of Mexico as the Mexican gunboat Guverrero and dispatch boat Tecate are sent to prevent any cargo landing consigned to rebels. Excelsior reports the action dated January 23 from Laredo Texas.
Paris fashions for the coming season show snug flattering fits with dental plate comfort cords Corega adhesive aids. Advert shows antiseptic fixatives improving security and completing mastication for wearers of dentures.
In Jersey City the fight over federal prerogatives escalated as Gov Edwards asserts the government’s rights in a recent address. A conference with the governor and State Attorney General McCray led to a decision to begin actions in the U S Supreme Court process.
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