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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
1
An editorial style note urges keeping the blood clean as a health principle. It argues foul blood breeds disease and that regular cleansing is vital, advocating Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a top blood purifier sold by druggists in tablet and liquid form.
Fragmented report cites unnamed officials blaming Americans for Russia troubles while describing muddled actions and unclear funds. The text mentions Xavier and references to banks or offices, with garbled details about boats, sabavdanie, and attempts to draw out funds.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a health claim about a product called Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It asserts benefits for mothers and families, including cleaner teeth and healthier, happier children. The passage references winter illness and mentions a period product or remedy with promotional language.
The narrative mentions a screen star identified by a mother figure Mrs Smith and a party named Owen Moore who left Africa after swerving with papers in a suit. The text notes death en route to Del Monte California, and counsel for both sides claiming no knowledge of any property settlement.
A Finnish delegation in Washington reported no evidence of an assassination attempt on Lord Acton the British minister to Finland. The incident allegedly involved warning shots fired after diplomats failed to respond to a halt order. Explanations followed amid diplomatic tensions.
Advert shows Danderine claims to beautify hair with long gleaming tresses restore shine and vitality. It urges readers to buy at drug counters to refresh dull lifeless hair with brighter color and fullness.
Fragmentary report mentions diplomacy and agents aiding revolutionary efforts to topple a Soviet government. Names and details are garbled, with references to a senate, officials, and a potential conspiratorial plot.
In Reno March 4 Judge Peak Potanewa ruled a divorce granted though the plaintiff Mary a Bickford was not present. cross-examination occurred amid a muddled detrec report. Separately in New York March two robberies at a distillery saw Dogan messengers flee with bonds valued at $10,000 and other valuables, per Assistant District Attorney Dowling. Thefts around 2200.00 were reported, suggesting trusted messengers may be involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Coids Grip Influenza attasia and Grove's Quinine pills. Mentions a ta or trade name, probable advertising copy, lacks coherent product details, dates, or identifiable organizations.
A Los Angeles foreman, James Dimhoney, recounts severe illness with pain, constipation, and weight loss. After trying medicines and an operation, he says he improved drastically, regained strength, and returned to work. His wife reportedly urged caution while a dealer touts the remedy as life saving.
March 4 Montesano Wash witness testified about warnings given before a murder tied to the Centralia parade case. Seance with a Ouija board described as affecting attendees. Several women, including Adaline Bot han and Mrs Edgearnt Morte, were committed to state hospitals for the insane.
In Washington on March, Makley led a Republican move to strike direct references to Japan and China from the Shantung reservation. The revision, worked out in a bipartisan conference and supported by Democratic allies, passed 6 to 2 with Reed Dear and Sutherland voting no. Hitchock argued the amended draft could limit China’s rights in Shantung. Aitchcock offered a substitute to state that rights Japan gained would be returned to China.
An advertisement claims PAZO ointment cures piles in 6 to 14 days and restores comfort after the first application. It asserts relief from itching burning and bleeding with no more than 60 cents needed for treatment.
A vintage advertisement touts Ouhine double strength freckle remover as a March season aid. It claims quick results, money-back guarantee via doctors and druggists, and promises freckles fade after several applications, offering summer-clear skin.
Gulf Pipe Line announces a 2.50 per barrel advance on oil from wells in south Texas and southern Louisiana. The company plans the payment as an advance of costs across its operations, affecting multiple fields.
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as banishing catarrh croup sore throat and coughs. It claims relief from inflamed membranes, prevents crusts, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with availability through Culley Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
Duluth jury convicts Aim Marsh Lawney editor of The Truth for alleged encroachment on military matters. Charges carry up to ten thousand dollars fines or twenty years' imprisonment per count. Carney, alleged conspirator, released on bond pending sentence. indictment details contested.
A new Mammoth Tube Plant will cost about 40 million dollars and provide work for around 10,600 people. Large blast furnaces are set to be erected next week as the facility progresses, signaling a major industrial expansion.
Promoter touts Derwillo beauty cream as an instant skin beautifier that smooths, whitens, and clears complexion with daily use. Claims testers see dramatic results in mirror, endorsed by beauty specialists and actresses. Sold by Douglas and Decrimaint stores, 1 A McIntrye Drug Co.
Fragmentary text reports miles of ubeils shops attics and other structures for a plant construction following a Supreme Court decision upholding United States Site Corporation legality. Board discussions imply funding and local impact on Holy City.
An old fashioned pill advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin claiming protection against illness, relief for toothache and earache, and general joint pain. It warns buyers to ensure an unbroken package with proper directions and lists the product as affordable with twelve tablet tins sold by druggists.
An old style ad touts Panes Diaplosia as quick relief for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims the candy eases sour belching gas and discomfort, promising fast relief without vertigo.
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