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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
1
An advertising note touts White Litro Phoaphale as a tonic to cure nervousness and debility by restoring phosphorus to the body. It claims increased vigor, nerve strength, and a healthy glow, warning against weight gain and urging careful usage to avoid f. t. production.
A San Francisco report contrasts the 1908 Atlantic fleet cruise with the new Pacific fleet en route to San Francisco. It notes ship counts, crews, and values, including the Atlantic’s 141 day voyage from Hampton Roads and the Pacific’s 18 to 19 day projected sail, plus Wilson’s planned August review.
New York July 20 Dr George La Hite of the American Committee for Relief in the Near East cites charges that Turkish officials forced Greeks along the Black Sea coast into brutal conditions. He describes parboiling victims and stripping them to die of pneumonia in Anatolian winters, with 260000 people affected between Sinape and Ordon. The report cites past atrocities in 1916 17 and notes the use of steam baths under the guise of sanitary regulations.
The article reports mass expulsion into snow with no shelter or food, theft of fumigation garments, and widespread deaths from illness as Greeks are driven from Anfray villages. Dr. White notes 13,000 of 29,000 Greeks remain in the province, with many settlements burned and orphans totaling about 60,000 across the region. Refugees show returning after armistice but face severe hardship.
Exports from Kentucky warehouses to Britain Ireland and Scotland start after embargo lifts. Reports estimate about 20 090 barrels shipped so far as distillers push state holdings toward overseas markets. Industry officials say demand is strong and shipments accelerate.
A vintage advertisement claims Zemo relieves itching and skin irritations such as eczema pimples and rashes. It markets Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid that works overnight on minor blemishes, costs 38 cents or a dollar for extra large, and promises no staining or greasiness. The note cites E W Rose Co Cleveland as distributor.
Wilkes Brewer won the sixth heat of the event setting a new world record in 250514 while other racers like Royal Mac and Ante Gig showed strong performances. The program included the Southern hotel stake purse and feature heats with contenders such as Lindy Whald, Jack Rett, and Gration racing hard.
A Associated Press report from Hermannstadt describes ethnographic parades during King Ferdinand and Queen Maria's visit to Transylvania. Peasants wore thousand-year clothing styles, with vibrant dress and ritual gifts from farmers to the royal party. The queen and princess received numerous gifts, while the king wore a general’s uniform and the royal party inspired large crowds.
An advertisement offers hair care advice urging avoidance of plain cleansers and recommending a soda-based shampoo solution. It promotes a home mix dissolving a spoonful in hot water to create a full cup of shampoo liquid, claiming it cleanses excess oil, prevents dandruff, thickens hair, adds body, and improves scalp health.
Salt Lake City July 31 Ralph Jones 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs William A Jones of 183 Seventh West street was killed yesterday at 2 45 pm when a block of ice fell from an Independent ice company wagon in front of his home. He died instantly and was taken to Eber W Hall. The boy and other neighbors children had been at the ice house while the driver was delivering. The driver started the wagon as the ice cake toppled from the rear and another cake struck him on the head. He was the youngest of three children and not yet grown.
Fragmented report indicates the French cabinet discussed setting a date for peace ratification tied to German surrender terms. The decision centers on timing for formal approval in the Official Journal and potential broader pacific measures after the wartime emergency.
Mrs J W Warren of 611 29th St Sacramento credits Tanlac with dramatic relief from nervous weakness stomach trouble and heart pain after months of poor appetite and fatigue. She reports rapid improvement after three bottles and says she can now handle daily tasks and even cook dinner for twelve, noting weight gain and renewed strength. Advertiser notes Tanlac distributed by A R R Meintyre Drug Co with two stores.
Boston officials confirm Carl Maya of the Boston Americans is sold to the New York Americans for 40000 in cash and three players to be named later. The deal also involves prospects like Devil Pratt and other listed players as possible components of the trade, with further negotiations anticipated.
WASTLINGTON July 30 President Wilson expected to nominate David C. Dunbar as collector of the internal revenue for the district. The plan aims to have nominees confirmed so they can assume office August 1. Senate action and further nominations for Utah census supervisors and related posts are anticipated as ministers and officials finalize selections.
Giah's delegation will attend the christening of the all tank steamship in Alameda California. Miss Horsley of Price to perform the ceremony with Governor Bamberger present. Utah visitors celebrate Utah day aboard the ship and a silver service will be presented to officers.
London July 1 to 4 a Daily Mail report says pro prohibition supporters in Parliament plan a secret drive to keep wartime liquor controls. They aim to persuade Prime Minister Lloyd George to meet a discreet deputation to press for continuing restricted sale hours.
Paris dispatch reports the Russian police bloc has advised the peace conference that Russia is willing to have Spitzbergen given to Norway. An international convention is urged to protect property rights of various colonial owners in Spitzbergen as part of the arrangement. The dispatch adds a side note about a young lady mailing stamps and writing letters.
A second official statement on the Tau incident near Kwang Chang Tau reports Japanese losses of one officer dead and eight others wounded. The report notes possible torture of a Japanese officer and says the foreign office has ordered the Japanese ambassador in Peking to investigate and seek satisfaction.
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