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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
1
A reader letter highlights folk wisdom and home remedies for pain and rheumatism. The text references Foley Kidney Pills and other tonics, with scattered snippets about doctors, friends, and a woman named Mrs Jeane, amid questions about effectiveness and honesty in medical claims.
Washington reports two earthquakes shook the South Pacific last Saturday, breaking several South American telegraph cables. Seismographic data from George Town University show strong shocks at 11:60 p.m. and 6:01 p.m. local times. Estimated epicenters lay about 3,200 miles southeast of a central point.
An advertisement describing a constitutional treatment for catarrh, deafness, and head noises. It promotes a home formula using water, sugar, and Parmint weed, claiming quick relief by dilating the Eustachian tubes and opening nasal passages. The text urges readers to share with others and to consult a druggist for ingredients.
W W Try to Prove Dark Gong Piragy Montesano Washington Marek for Industrial Workers of the World on trial for murder in connection with the Armistice Day shooting at Centralia. Prosecution seeks to prove conspiracy with Warren Grimm as a key figure. Judge Wilson sustains objection to some testimony while allowing limited witnesses to testify on meetings in Centralia.
CHICAGO March 4 The sanitary engineer Dr Victor B Vaughan head of medicine at University of Michigan told the congress on medical education that graduates of medical schools today are not adequately fitted to public health work. He criticized the emphasis on curative methods and said the science of preventive medicine lacks strong teaching in many universities.
Hundreds of readers may overlook kidney issues, but Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is presented as a mild healing remedy. An insurance physician notes many applicants are declined due to hidden kidney problems and recommends trying a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer & Co. The Ogden Standard is cited for the offer.
Government plans salary increases for Gold Star fathers and proposes measures for teachers under a statewide scheme. A committee led by Secretary Baker discussed funding and potential safeguards for wartime and postwar support, with an appropriation of 24 million dollars. The bill aims to initiate a new educational era while addressing wartime expenses and civil relief programs.
A chaotic clipping reports Belgians voting for woman suffrage amid mixed commentary. It notes the flood of opinions from Catholic and secular groups and references ongoing debates about who may vote and how ballots are counted.
Vague promotional notice requests readers to mail full name and address to receive a coupon. Contains garbled product names and instructions about choosing shade Light to Medium Brown. No clear organization or location details provided.
Investigation by the senate committee will probe charges that George W. Hunt of Arizona, nominated by President Wilson as minister to Glam, publicly declared sympathy with the Wilson Wan before action on the appointment. The committee decided today to defer a decision on a detailed plan for hearing until Friday.
An advertisement urges use of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for headache cold and neuralgia. It claims a ninety year trusted physician approved legacy. It notes a handy tin containing twelve doses at low cost and markets a Bayer brand tied to monoactinchlester sales.
A New York report states bread prices will increase by two cents. Bakers and retailers anticipate higher costs and discuss impacts on weekly earnings and consumer families.
March 4 report criticizes consumer demand for meat as a driver of price increases. American Institute of Animal Pack says exchange issues and pricing, with wages and regional demand affecting pork cuts and the beet market. Packers note surplus and delayed supply from western stock, shaping market through June.
Prankce Smink a leader in the national iron trade died here today at age 74 He had previously succeeded George Baez as president of the Reading Iron Company when Baez moved to Reading Factory Smink began as a clerk and later entered the iron industry reflecting a long career in the sector
Bliss Native tablets claim to aid general health and restore appetite with gentle, natural action. The ad promotes a nine tablet pack and a larger 20 dose size priced at 36, manufactured by Bliss Co. Washington.
The Orpheum presents a vaudeville program blending music and dance led by Wind, fidle and family. Acts include Milking and dancing routines, with unique songs and a dance display. The lineup features Eddie Fos and a trio of Petronas, promising lively entertainment as spring nears.
A narrative traces the life of a minister born around 40, his London training, and service in England and Newfoundland. He recounts severe influenza illness in 1918, a nervous breakdown, and eventual recovery aided by Tantyc medicine, which he credits with restoring health and strength after months of illness and treatment.
George and May Le Fevre bring a novelty lancinis act with cake walk parody, lingerie costumes, and a giant figurer prop. Albert Erickson performs with merry musical selections. Four photo comeds accompany the bill and a local talent filmed motion picture Making Movies is featured.
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company, renowned as a touring force in America, plans another local stop this week. It promises strong attendance and receipts, continuing a legacy of acclaimed performances and widespread audience appeal.
In a sweeping note on touring Grand Opera, Brenaria Fortune Gallants S01 brings renowned singers to a finely balanced company, boosting popularity and esteem in American musical life. Tales of Hoffman scheduled for Thursday with Catmen on stage in the evening. The San Carlo’s enduring fame and the resilience of touring companies amid production challenges are highlighted.
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe and pleasant for digestion, noting they digest meals and provide an alkaline stomach aid. It claims relief from sour risings gas and heartburn, urging readers to buy a box for 50 cents and try the product with their meals.
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