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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
5
NATO Goodwin, the actor born in Lastun Massachusetts, died in a New York hotel early today following a health decline after an operation months ago. He rose to fame on stage and screen, with a noted early career in theater and later film roles across the United States.
An item recounts heavy French army losses and wartime sacrifice, noting population impacts. It promotes a remedy named Mayes Wonder for stomach liver and digestive ailments, claiming it aids digestion, reduces inflammation, and may prevent surgeries, sold by ALR. McIntyre Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
Wartime reconstruction plans drive a national push for housing and public structures. Officials say private builders will restart work, with governments backing new homes to ease crowded conditions and revive employment as postwar demand climbs.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Invent pain relief claiming instant ease for head and neck pains muscle aches and joint stiffness with a few drops from a bottle. It urges readers to buy a trial size from drug stores and notes award recognition for the product.
An advertisement by Culley Drug Co touts Vinol as a blood enriching remedy. It lists ingredients including cod liver, liver peptones, iron, and glyco-phosphates while promising money-back satisfaction if health does not improve. The claim emphasizes honesty about contents and appeals to doctors and patients.
A wartime report details relief efforts in liberated villages amid a General Allied advance. It notes transportation shortages and the challenges of delivering aid, with references to local officials and the scale of hunger impacting civilians.
A wartime dispatch describes relief efforts around Laon as food shortages and hunger pressed civilians and soldiers. Americans and local volunteers coordinated rail and road deliveries, set up canteens, and distributed hot drinks, cocoa, canned meat, and bread to fall in line with banded supplies and shelter in the ruined citadel. The account recalls wheelbarrow brigades trudging through mud, the suffering of diverse nationalities, and the heroism and hardship of famine relief after the armistice.
An advertisement promotes a cough remedy from ECKMAN LABORATORY Philadelphia claiming relief for persistent coughing. The text blurbs mention various health claims and reference a controversial public figure and political context.
A distorted report claims women in tight skirts delay trains, provoking a backlash from transit officials. The piece notes anecdotal impact on boarding times and cites a South Jersey commuters association urging reconsideration of dress limits for riders.
Ottawa researchers undertake a month long examination of large Arctic fish and marine life. The expedition, led by explorer Vibhralath Stor usson, collects specimens sent to the Canadian Federal naval department under an auspice edition.
A Mexican general introduces a campaign agent described as a pretty girl, Teresa Railricuns, a prominent Mexico City politician, to bolster publicity as he campaigns against bandits. The agent arrives at military HQ and speaks briefly with reporters, framing the Mexican effort as equal to American influence. The incident reflects wartime publicity tactics and cross border media interest.
UPTAWA Ont Jan 30 The Canadian war trade board has been notified that Canada will apply to Britain on imports. An expert says the term may not provide presentational information. Imperial government views scouring preferential concessions for Canadian products. Industrial conditions inquiry elicits unclear answers as agents discuss livelihoods and client work.
A garbled OCR patch lists multiple businesses and services on Washington Avenue and nearby streets. Entries mention accommodations, electrical and automotive supplies, bicycles and motorcycles, a car and tire shop, carpet cleaning, upholstery, mattress work, chiropractic care, a photography studio, real estate and insurance, and a real estate agent. Contact details include phone numbers and street corners.
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