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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
4
In a tense room scene, Nicoll urges Walt to act to ease Janet's distress amid a strained marriage. Walt frets over blame and propriety, while Nicoll expresses readiness to help, insisting there is nothing to lose by cautious, constructive intervention.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, vegetable remedy that clears the skin and improves bowels. It claims benefits for liver and complexion, noting the tablets are olive colored and mildly effective, with directions to take one or two nightly for a week.
An advertisement touts Marmota Prescription Tableta for obesity reduction in tablet form. It claims wide availability at drug stores and by mail from Marmols Co in Detroit, with a price around seven and a half cents for a large size. The copy includes diet and exercise warnings and suggests no dieting or vigorous regimens are needed.
Seattle on January 30 reports the Northern Bank & Trust Company with 100000 capitalization and assets around 1.5 million was taken over by the bank examiner. The clearing house association of Seattle issued a statement saying the move was best, citing coal mining properties as a major asset. Depositors queued at savings banks as withdrawals surged but no violence occurred and the situation was said to be cleared up.
An advertisement extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the digestive system. It claims relief from dullness, headaches, and various ailments, promising a pleasant complexion and stronger appetite. The cost is a small amount for a quarter pound, with the note that this routine can improve overall health and energy.
The speaker asserts that credit for the wartime ration program belongs to both the last and the current government. He says the achievement was greater than anyone before the war would have believed possible, and that the result was realized to a substantial extent and degree.
El Casa Texan Jan 30 reports detachment of the Fourth Infantry arrived at Palomas Lakes eight miles south of Columbus. Pershing left Colonia Dublan for Gio Federico and Carman Lakes. troops expected to reach Palomas Lakes by Friday and camp until a Sunday review. Refugees moved toward the border. villa forces reportedly based near Namiquipa with potential engagement near Narniquipa.
In Nottingham amid the war loan campaign Land Robert Weell, minister of blockade, argued against premature peace. He opposed crushing Germany while supporting a Europe based on nationality and friendly states. He praised the blockade’s impact on German trade and urged a balance between effective enforcement and respecting smaller nations.
An old advertisement promotes Flys Cream Balm to clear nasal passages during colds. It claims a thin antiseptic application in the nostrils penetrates airways, reducing swelling and aiding breathing, with a promise of immediate relief and a dramatic improvement in sleep.
Fraternal societies record events for the second and fourth Saturday gatherings at Pevows halz in Vala. Invited Daire Tandail Nth io for recording Ereretesy with details noted. Address listed as M10 Van Buren.
The Ogden City Board of Commissioners announces intentions to create curb and gutter districts and pave streets including Twenty seventh to Twenty eighth and Jefferson to Madison Avenues. Protests must be filed by February 6 1917 with the City Recorder. estimated total cost around 118200.00 and 9400.00 per connection for sewers and water lines.
Notice from the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City Utah describing intention to create Jefferson Avenue sewer district 132 feet back from Jefferson between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets. Plan calls for vitrified or copperite pipe sewers, manholes, extended laterals, with special tax levy to cover costs estimated at 1600 dollars. Protests must be in writing by February 8 1917 and filed with City Recorder. hearing scheduled February 6 1917. Published January 12 1917 in Ogden Standard.
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