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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
2
The Standard quotes Herbert Hoover with harsh lines questioning his patriotism and political alignment. The piece notes the unusual campaign energy and hints at a broader shift in public opinion as the race heats up. Local readers are urged to follow the evolving political discourse and its potential impact on upcoming elections.
The Grand Army of the Republic, once a large Civil War veterans group, remains active through its members and widows. National Commander Mall emphasizes continued public service, including support for Liberty bonds and remembrance of veterans who achieved fame as grandsons of G A R members.
A chaotic report claims inmates could craft escape tools and bombs using improvised chemistry while imprisoned. It cites IWW members and asserts deep knowledge of science could yield dangerous weapons with minimal lab infrastructure, prompting safety and reform concerns.
A long Omaha letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanitary Wash for female health issues. Mrs J. O. Finquiby of 2424 S 20th St swears by the remedies after twenty years of use, urging others to try them and sending a confidential reply request to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Observers describe mixed views on temperance policy as Prohibition era tensions surface in England and return home. The piece notes factions rallying around dry and wet positions, fears of instability, and calls for aid to war-scarred nations, highlighting Liberty bonds and economic anxieties amid national policy shifts.
Six months imprisonment was the sentence pronounced for the six men charged with melting gold coin. The group included Harry Lows, a barrister, and Shure and Ghawiberiatn, lawn merchants. They allegedly withdrew 810 gold weighing 119,000 nove r eignes from the Bank of England and disposed of or paid for goods worth about 1,400 pounds.
Weather notes drift through a noisy page of items from The Barks Ave News. The jumble mentions Shakira, Denys Pottses, and various named readers, with ad lines and engine purchase chatter. It references weather, local personalities, and trade notes in a fragmented manner.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Veonstillneath medniaea and a reference to a timetable or trial. It names J. Chenay & Ca, Telade, Obse and references foundation damage and a December timeframe. Not enough coherent facts to determine date, place, or outcome.
A detailed, period style guide on planting trees and shrubs, outlining hole size, root handling, soil depth, watering, and fertilizing steps. It covers root exposure prevention, pruning basics, staking and tying, and careful branch removal to avoid harming the plant.
The report notes a Prohibition Officer claiming full support from higher authorities in Chicago and Washington. A contentious debate unfolds over enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment with Attorney General Palmer urged to press the act. The officer asserts his course was approved and expresses no regret.
A New York text reports opposition to importing Chinese labor, with organized and unorganized labor ready to resist. The piece accuses reactionary business interests of aiming to break union solidarity and depress American workers' standards.
In Rauint Wisconsin a federal raid on Barney Penal bar ends with one dead and three injured. A federal agent and a policeman were hurt as the killer shot at officers. A Jackson Michigan man killed himself amid alimony and whisky coercion tensions.
New to March Antoinette, known as the Diamond Queen, reportedly took poison to end her life after being brought back from prison to face jewelry theft charges. Joseph B. Kistinger was arrested in connection with diamonds valued at two thousand dollars. Authorities in New York and another city reported arrests and examinations related to the case.
An advertisement from the Menteine Company touts Number 10 for the Thond as a remedy for rheumatism catarrh stomach trouble and related health issues. It includes a testimonial from George Kincker of Lima Ohio praising weight gain improved health and urging use. The notice lists ingredients and pricing and claims nationwide delivery via a dealer network.
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