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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
2
The piece notes a medical surgeon’s cautious stance on TB transmission among healthy workers in sanitoria. It contrasts old fatalist views with modern hope for discharged patients, stressing no inherent danger from healthy staff and predicting a potential cure as more patients are discharged.
William Jennings Bryan blasts the New York Democratic stance on prohibition as unalterably opposed to federal amendment. He notes the amendment’s ratification by 45 states, including New York, and accuses an active minority of corrupting politics for opposing prohibition. He frames the issue as a conscience test of the American people.
The article reviews theories on tuberculosis by Surgeon John W Turner of the Public Health Service. It discusses arresting TB at home among friends, preferring open air home settings, and the federal Vocational Training Board promoting new trades for discharged patients to prevent relapse. It notes training and placement to avoid returning to unsuitable work after sanitarium discharge.
The Comptroller of the Currency reports national banks reached new highs in resources and deposits in 1919. Banks totaled 7 990 in operation with deposits over 1.129 million and no depositor losses in twelve months ending October 31 1919. The banking power of the United States exceeded 1 billion and surpassed world powers in 1890 estimates.
Weather notes and scattered quotes mix with political chatter and odd anecdotes. Mentions of Congressmen, a tobacco campaign, family advice from Cardinal Meconnel, and a strange baseball reference appear alongside garbled lines about meat prices and a French pugilist. The passage remains incoherent with no clear single event or person to anchor a headline.
A garbled OCR excerpt presents a man on a brall asking about wartime service aboard a submarine and a sailor’s response. The text then drifts to income tax filing, with unclear references to days on deck and the Statesman newspaper context.
Abbe Felix and American clergy met with President at the White House during a French visit. The president spoke of moral force and justice, praising wartime services by Cardinal Oene and the value of Franco American ties. Abbe Klein cited a natural affinity in vigor, frankness, taste, and shared aims, urging continued close relations and mutual support.
Washington March reports that sugar shortages and rising prices spark government experts to urge farmers in a broad eastern and midwestern region to tap maple sugar as home use or sale. They note thousands of farmers from North Carolina to Oregon could yield syrup from maple stands, with one tree yielding up to several quarts and syrup fetching high prices.
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