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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
1
The taxing authority extends the filing window at the Salt Lake City office. Open Sunday March 14 from 10 am to 4 pm and the next day until midnight. Frary O. Tunhar, collector, announces the longer hours to accommodate filers.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to act like a gentle prompt to bowels and liver, clearing the blood and removing the cause of foul breath. The ad touts a 17 year study, a plant based formula with aloin oil, taken nightly for three weeks, and asserts no calomel side effects.
Sixteen young women at the University of Idaho extension department in Moscow are taking an intensive automobile technique course led by J J C Woolsey professor of agricultural engineering. Demonstrations cover engine and chassis basics maintenance and repair methods with practical tips for car use and care.
An advertisement announces twenty fellowships funded by the Danderine Scandinvanians Award Save Your Hair for American students and adults. Fellowships cover study at universities in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark with stipends of $1,000 to $4,200. Recipients travel to Norway and Denmark for extended study in chemistry, physics, electrical science, linguistics, and related fields, selected by a panel of university professors and experts.
United States may reopen trade with Soviet Russia after Allied decision. League of Nations commission to study relations and report. U S stance unclear but expected to back approval if commission finds progress. France reportedly cautious. Britain and others favor broader talks while resisting full recognition. Liberty bond selling ad at end.
An elderly, misspelled advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims to clear air passages, end headaches and dryness, and soften blocked noses with Fly's Crean Balm applied to the nose, praising its efficacy and inviting readers to purchase from druggists.
A House Ways and Means Committee approved a plan authorizing Grain Corporation to ship up to 6,000,000 barrels of flour to European countries in credit loans. The program supports Treasury food relief efforts, with loans of 50,000 and more proposed to Austria, Poland, and Argentina.
A sensational beauty article touts a premier method for a rosy white complexion, urging nightly cleansing and morning routines. It promotes a facial powder touted as superior to others, claiming long wear and stain resistance, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The piece cites Mina Dane and includes bold promises for all skin types.
SHENASCOATI PA March 1 officials announced after a fifteen year underground blaze at the Girard Mammoth colliery in Nav-en Row Pa that the fire is under control. The burning area will be opened and hundreds of tons of coal and lignite will be reclaimed.
Mrs Alles McChiskey of Lewiston Maine declares twenty years of suffering from indigestion rheumatism and fatigue ended after taking Tanlac. She reports weight gain regained energy and ability to work again praising the medicine and urging others to try it. She notes the remedy helped her digestion and mobility and attributes her recovery to Tanlac.
At the Adlon Hotel dining room a brawl broke out between Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia and French mission members Captain Klein and Roughevin. The fighting arose as the French refused to stand for the orchestra playing Deutscherland, many guests assaulting Klein and Roughevin. Klein was escorted out by guards.
An advertisement asserts Bayer brand aspirin is genuine when labeled with Bayer on the package and the cross logo. It promotes twelve tablet tins and larger bottles, claims physician endorsement, and lists uses from colds to headaches and rheumatic pains.
New York March 8 The American Legion plans a broad push to promote education and Americanism. National Americanism chairman Arthur Woods outlines aims to foster patriotism in schools by offering speakers and supporting English language instruction for newcomers while urging Legion members to assist law and order efforts.
An advertisement touts Balmwort Tablets made from corn silk extract to relieve kidney and bladder distress. It asserts rapid inflammation and congestion relief, easing back pain, headaches, nervousness, and frequent urge sensations, with a testimonial from Alice Trobough of Omaha praising Balmwort tablets as the best for kidney and bladder trouble. The ad urges readers to ask druggists for Balmwort tablets priced $1.00.
Harlem Manl March 7 taxpay ers in Dining county will not be visited by deputies this year. County Assessor Christen Ixen announced a form to be filled by taxpayers on their honor. Plan aims to save $3,500 annually and reduce field staff from 20 to 30 deputies. The system requires property returns with penalties for failure.
W. Tilvington, an attorney, spoke in Ogden at the Second ward under the No Tobacco League banner. Mrs. Harry Nagle presided as the league aims to curb smoking by shaping a herd spirit to shame young men into quitting or leaving the community.
A newspaper item warns readers about persistent fatigue, heaviness, and widespread body pains that may signal underlying health issues. It notes possible rheumatic pain, back soreness, swollen joints, and kidney trouble, urging attention and medical consultation.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly to restore weakened kidneys and overworked bladder. The advertisement claims quick relief from fatigue and urinary discomfort, asserting the remedy renews energy and promotes normal function. Produced by Aor MoIntyre Drug Co, the copy emphasizes long-standing national trust and medical efficacy.
Roper urges all honest citizens to help seize a tax dodger and bring to justice the man who falsifies returns or evades payment. He notes only six days remain to file and warns ignorance is no excuse under the Revenue Act. He stresses the duty of citizens extends beyond paying taxes.
SUN lecturer on Child Welfare was delivered by Dr. Raphaelssen child specialist of the University. The lectures have been arranged by the woman’s bureau, chaired by Mrs. Ritter. They will be given each Tuesday beginning March 16.
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