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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Ogden Utah paper mentions the Associated Press, audit bureau, subscription rates, and publication details as a public notice. It references republication rights and editorial notes, indicating a historical press record with licensing and rates.
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts issues a public statement condemning bold political ambition. He urges public officials to act with purpose and humility, warning against power grabs that neglect duties to the people and noting a few leaders who refuse to “feather their hosts” by seeking prestige through politics.
A Dublin dispatch notes rivers and towns like Athlone affected by floods while highlighting how music advertising elevates cities. It cites Seattle funding a symphony, Detroit hiring Gabrilowich to conduct, and towns investing in municipal bands as civic pride and a profitable public image. The piece links tours and choirs to broader urban branding.
A distorted report portrays Martens as a self styled leader seeking US favor toward the Soviet regime. He aims to reassure the nation that his government does not intend worldwide revolution and claims that causes of unrest have been abandoned for accuracy.
An old fashioned external remedy touts yellow mustard plaster for sore throat tonsillitis and congestion claiming rapid pain relief. The ad notes heat eases pain and lists Wells & Co. LeRoy New York as sellers at 30 cents and by mail.
A garbled press summary discusses Soviet desire to ease world tensions, avoid provoking incidents, and build friendly relations. It notes Martens mentioning billions in dollars in Soviet treasuries and U S commerce aims to fund American made goods for Soviet needs, hoping business pressure sways U S attitudes toward the Soviet Union.
Weber County Board of Education advocates a twelve month school year to continuously address education. Officials plan to employ twelve month staff to guide students through training periods, with supervisors overseeing industrial work programs. The idea extends to colleges and universities to align curricula with year-round work demands.
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin discusses botulinus poisoning linked to spoiled foods. It cites a New York case where ripe olives caused death in a six person family due to Bacillus botulinus, urges discarding any spoiled or suspicious foods, and notes enforcement actions under the food and drugs act to seize dangerous products and remove them from markets.
Beets price fight heats up as National Beet Growers Association seeks higher sugar beet prices for next crop. Attorney General Palmer aide Atwood rejects further price increases as Utah growers pledge to avoid binding contracts at Denver convention. A telegram from Utah Farm Bureau signals stance against tying Utah beet contracts to Denver.
Samples from brands are checked and seizure occurs only when foods are decomposed or contain poisonous ingredients. Bacillus botulinus infection is rare in interstate cans, but authorities cannot protect consumers completely. Emphasizes Bevinulinus care in disposal of spoiled foods and destruction when spoilage is evident.
Texans seize disputed border oil land in the Red Clove valley after injunctions and ongoing court actions. Oklahoma officers in the district for days to claim the property encounter no resistance and retreat. The land has long been in dispute between Texas and Oklahoma amid ongoing litigation in the courts.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural hair darkener. It promises gray coverage and revived youth, claiming hair becomes glossy and convincingly dark after use, appealing to those with fading color and a youthful look.
Byron Alder notes 1915 findings from the University of Arkansas poultry yards. A White Leghorn hen produced 31 pounds of eggs in a year from 72 pounds of feed, netting about $4.46 above a 60 cent investment. Average hens per year reached 122 eggs, with three years’ feed cost around $4.50 per hen and a net gain of $3.17 after feed. He argues state farmers underutilize poultry potential and urges agricultural advancement through poultry production.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a payment and name to Foley & Co at 2836 Sheffield Ave Chicago ill to receive a package of Foley Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and related remedies for coughs colds rheumatism backache kidney and bladder ailments and constipation with a promise of a wholesome cleansing bath.
Dee Printing announces its relocation to 2428 Hud. Avenue with phone contact 792 M 7470. The brief notice provides address and telephone for customers seeking services.
Paris January 27 Albert Thomas, French labor leader, was unanimously elected director general of the international labor organization at today’s session of the governing body. He dominated the labor conference in Washington last November as the organization adopted the standard.
Delegates at the Washington conference discussed six conventions, sending them to the League of Nations secretary for transmission to governments. Swedish and Swiss employers objected to strict day hour limits on small businesses. American absence from ILO governing body timing sparked council debate and speculation on when the United States will be represented.
A bill to prevent transmission of wagering odds on horse and other races or contests was introduced by Senator Sterling, Republican of South Dakota. The article notes a brief aside on Mexican influence on prices for American congressmen.
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