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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
8
Suffering daily backache dizziness and headaches, women blame it on “female trouble” while kidneys cause the issues. Weak kidneys can lead to gravel dropsy or Bright’s disease. Use Deans Kidney Pills. They have helped thousands of tired women regain health.
A fragmentary verse tone portrays a weary observer misjudging life and finding little joy as daily woes and alien moods shadow ordinary scenes. The speaker laments misery, muttered quips, and a grim view of the world with bleak humor.
Fragmented reminiscence article fragment depicts a childlike scene with a dubious powder product, improvised dialogue, and household details. The text mentions a satchel of goods, a bottle, a kitchen stove, and figures such as Fay Denny and Mrs Hows, with scattered, rough recalled names and events reflecting a domestic, journal-like memory.
Rhode Island opposes the federal amendment motion to dismiss injunctive relief and argues the amendment is unconstitutional. The brief, led by Attorney General Herbert A. Meaney, contends Congress cannot override state sovereignty and that the proposed amendment would upend dual federalism and limit states' powers.
A dubious health letter promotes Jad Balts and lemon juice as a kidney cure, claiming rapid relief from back pain, bladder issues, and urine problems. It prescribes mineral salts, grape and lemon mixtures, and a water regimen, then veers into unrelated notices about Liberty bonds and wheat imports.
A jumbled notice reports Eddie Fly coming to the Orpheum amid scattered names. It mentions performances, dates in June, and local figures like Me Mew and Goss, with unclear lines about venues and lineups.
A Cincinnati genius touts a tiny bottle remedy that coats the corn area and removes hard and soft corns between the toes without irritation. The ad promises instant relief with easy application from any drug store.
An old advertisement touts Poslam Balm as a cure for itching and skin blemishes, claiming fast relief for burns and other conditions. It notes availability via Emergency Laboratories in New York and extols universal use and benefits while hinting at competing powders and consumer skepticism.
Advertising copy touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair color aid. It claims darkens gray hair naturally and evenly, restores color and luster, and is easy to apply with a comb or brush.
A fragmentary extract from a theater review traces the rise and fall of a chorus girl in a stage romance. It sketches the chorus, costuming, and social pressures as the girl seeks stardom then abandons the stage, noting the common sway of men in such tales.
An old ad style blurb touts a home cough syrup made from a fermenty compound claimed to stop ordinary coughs or chest colds in 31 hours. It promotes a pinkish syrup mixed with 24 inches of pine extract and other ingredients, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and targets bronchitis and asthma as well as sore throats.
Grout's Grain Store at 332 24th St offers lime and sulfur, arsenic of lead, and Black Leaf 40 for spraying fruit trees. The ad repeats the same line about seasonal spraying products.
A readable fragment notes Liberty Bade Petter at Hudson Avenue involved in a food aid matter. The snippet mentions Beummitt and best pictures or photos tied to the scene, with unclear full details. Entities include Hudson Avenue and Liberty Bade Petter.
The article describes handmade decorative shades and fringe work, detailing materials such as silk, tape, and French crepe. It notes influences from fashion and design, with specific examples of shade conversions and color combinations. A Chicago department store features demonstrations and instruction from a skilled teacher, highlighting the appeal of feminine craftsmanship and the effort required to achieve refined results.
An old advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a tonic for nervous weakness and general debility. It claims to rebuild strength, increase energy, and restore cheerfulness, asserting benefits from improved digestion and appetite to bodily vigor for weak individuals.
A damaged OCR fragment references Arcade Gun location in Flandine area and an associated listing. Readable bits mention a public sale or listing action with officials named in the fragment.
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