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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
2
Foreign news reports that Fred Prick Withan, a former crown prince, has arrived abroad and begun writing a snappy paragraph. A reporter notes several young men would welcome a chance to interact with the German prince if he seeks to visit the United States.
A farmer named Kanvas reports weighing twenty pounds more and better health after taking Tanlac, saying he feels years healthier and stronger than before.
The article extols Weber County youth clubs and their shift from farming tasks to wood products and related trades. It cites goals of the U S Department of Agriculture and state college programs to develop capable farm youth for future agricultural industries, with emphasis on fruit and vegetables, clothing, and increased crop yields.
The Life editor argues for replacing the presidency with Lodge after Versailles stalemate. He cites Britain where government shifts with public opinion and suggests a two year term limit to force responsiveness and accountability in government.
New York journalist quotes Al Jolson on classical music praising opera and symphonies for discerning listeners. He says he enjoys Caruso and Galli-Curci and finds opera more satisfying than lighter life moments, noting his own natural musical instincts draw him to serious song.
Overland Park farmer H W Boring reports major health turnaround after Tanlac, saying digestion improved, back pains and catarrh disappeared, nerves steadied, sleep restored, and weight regained. Advertisement notes Ogden A S McIntyre Drug Co. carries Tanlac.
During Albontinga residents fear exposure as ivy spread worsens. The Department of Agriculture calls for widespread, systematic eradication of poison ivy with landowners sharing responsibility and careful work to protect hands during removal.
Instructions from the Department of Agriculture discuss reducing plant infection by washing skin after exposure to toxins. Methods include repeated scrubbing with cool soap and hot water, using swabs of gauze as needed, and avoiding severe scrubbing to minimize skin irritation.
Local shop at 2313 Washington Avenue advertises bananas and other fruit with confectionery and groceries. Promises prompt service and says it is open at all times. Invite to come in and get acquainted.
The Concert Orchestra debuts in Ogden’s Second Ward Amusement Hall at 7:40 PM. Selections include Comfort Ye Exalted and He Was Despised. Performances feature soloists Agnes Warner Wright Shorten Pleher and violinist Soto. Bond sales ad appears by J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue.
SALT LAKE CITY March 19 A prominent Salt Lake lawyer and city attorney of Salt Lake in the early nineties died here after a short illness. H Lyon aged M1 had resided in the city for 13 years and was active in local Republican politics and as a Republican candidate for the 1909 1910 term.
A local notice invites selling Liberty bonds through J J Brurmmitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue. Contact phone 59 for arrangements and offerings.
In Rhinelander Wisconsin Mrs Stinley Blomsk was sentenced to twenty years in prison for the murder by beating of her one year old son Her husband was tried on the same charge and acquitted An alienist testified she was of low mentality but sane at the time of the killing
Advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a cure for pimples blackheads blotches and skin troubles claiming the product cleanses the bowels and purifies the blood to improve complexion in days and urges readers to buy a bottle from any druggist.
Secretary Meredith told New York Merchants Association that his aim is to increase the department's impact and promote the farm products service. He argued the public should know what the department does and urged broader support for higher appropriations.
Advert says Thick Sluggish Blood should be purified by Sulpher Tablets. Claims include clearing boils, pimples, foul odor, and various pains. Promotes regular use for 2 months to flush eliminative organs and relieve skin and kidney issues. Guaranteed and sold by druggists with sealed bottles.
A New York suit seeks 2218 in damages claiming Dow Jones and company published a false stock ticker report on the Macomber Supreme Court ruling which held stock dividends are not taxable income. The plaintiff alleges negligence by the reporter and failure to correct the erroneous data after markets moved sharply.
The bulletin suggested the lower court had been affirmed and dividends taxable, but a reporter believed he had inserted the word not back in, creating confusion about the decision. The statement said the decision would be continued and that the lower court ruling stood, albeit with lingering doubt.
Dr A J Shelton missionary of the Disciples of Christ church was released after three months with Chinese bandits in southern China. Information came from the Foreign Christian Missionary Society via telegraphic advices relayed by Representative D T MArs e of Oklahoma. Shelton had been captured while preparing to travel to the United States.
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