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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
2
A damaged newspaper fragment from The Standard outlines publication rules and credit terms for local notices. It references association procedures and required disclosure for public notices and sales, mentioning authorities and credited test material.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a drop in deaths from alcoholrelated causes since prohibition began. In Boston during Aug and Sep 1919 alcoholrelated deaths fell to 7 from higher yearly figures, while accidents and suicides show varying trends. Homicides remain largely unchanged as law and order strains persist. The report notes broader reductions in deaths from alcoholism and accidental causes across large cities, offset by potential increases in violence as society adjusts.
A fragment discusses growing claims that pulling teeth cures other ailments and improves vision. It notes some doctors dispute wholesale tooth removal as medical practice and urges caution while acknowledging anecdotes of reported cures.
Citizens in several city districts express indignation over repeated molestations of women by a strange man prowling the tea shaded streets at night. Authorities are urged to act and compare the suspect to notorious figures like Jack the Ripper and Peeping Tom.
A 1917 Utah legislature survey on feeble mindedness praised by experts triggers calls for a farm colony to house and educate deficient individuals. Advocates warn that offspring of feeble minded parents often inherit the condition and pose social risks, urging isolation from society.
An article notes women wearing fur in summer boosts men’s hat prices. It cites scarcity of fur skins and higher costs for hat makers, linking prices to demand for women's furs and limited fur supply. The piece discusses industry needs and potential relief if demand stabilizes.
The bulletin from the American Exchange National Bank of New York City argues that the destruction of people’s morale drives war impact more than the destruction of cars or machinery. It notes Europe’s morale decline, with Germany affected but France showing hope, and suggests Germany’s economy may be nearing impairment while France remains hopeful despite hardships.
The text laments delays in forming a new economic body to replace Versailles arrangements as France and others drift, while trench conditions and German indemnity shape expectations. It notes bank bulletins on Czecho-Slovakia and allied states recovering, with workers undemocratized by prosperity. A testimonial ad promotes Fonny Kidneyia for rheumatic pains via A A McIntyre Drug Co.
Dempsey the world heavyweight champion and Jack Dempsey's manager Jack Kearns told United States Attorney Robert O'Connor they were ready to surrender and accept a verdict next month in a San Francisco case. O'Connor said no war had come from San Francisco but would advise once instructions are received.
A vintage advertisement touts a mustard plaster or salve for rheumatism and gout, claiming it eases pain through heat without blistering. It promotes Regg's Mussarino and similar preparations as faster acting, claiming relief from lumbago backache neuritis pleurisy bronchitis sore throat and general aches.
Real estate deeds show transfers including Jad Ab and Real Estate Transfers in Vendin to Too Sefer Inc for part of lot 10 block 7 Five Aeral plat with 1000 dollars. Armstrong and wife transfer to Dirk Van denberg part of lot 6 block 11 plat 1 costing F168. Anna Lebetman to Beryl Wing part of lot a block 3 plat 4 for 1000. Larson and Wilford Christensen convey part of the southeast quarter section 16 township 1 north range 1 west for 4200. Wade and others to K Tratson part of section 6 town 18 range 2 west for 440. Samuel Knfalit and wife to Johnny Knight part of the fractional quarter section 24 township 6 north range 3 west 1200. John Knight to Samuel Nalent part of southwest quarter section 18 township north range 8 west 129 Mortensen to Nathanel Stelmle lots 1 in 44 inclusive block 16 Nelson Tarh addition 100.
Fifty fifth Charter Day ceremonies at the University of California will inaugurate Dr. David P. Barrow as president. Leading universities across the west and Far East have been invited to participate in the induction. Invitations were sent to British Columbia, nine Pan American nations, and western states along with universities in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and Java.
The marching groups in the Charter Day procession will be organized by nationality, with each group bearing its country's banner, including China, Japan, and Do-China.
March 2 at Sawtelle Cal the Soldiers' Home presence and fears that married veterans from various wars live in house nearby highlight Sawtelle's distinction of harboring the largest proportion of elderly people in the California town.
In this era a dancing hub dominates local life with veterans of senior ages hosting frequent hops. Grand Army of the Republic women announce Daylight Dances on early month Fridays, while Sawtelle Woman's Club and other groups stage events. Civic groups plan community dances as part of local culture amid patriotic displays and social gatherings.
Readable text suggests tips on chair styles and room movement. It mentions removing tufted furniture and minimizing dust on upholstery. The passage also describes onion aroma in salads and a method for rinsing vegetables through cheese cloth under hot water.
A druggist recalls a blood trouble remedy called Number 4 Fe The Wood claiming cures for glandular diseases, eczema, ulcers, liver and rheumatic conditions. He cites authorities and offers direct delivery from J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana at 414 per bottle or six for 7.00 via A McIntyre Drug Co. advertisement.
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