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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
8
A Woman's Page piece reflects on married couples in social settings and urges private quarrels away from public view. It argues loneliness for married women, the male gaze on age gaps, and advocates a domestic armistice in public, preserving decorum and dignity at gatherings. Dorothy Dix note.
An old advertisement urges readers to stop local remedies for rheumatism and seek a blood purification approach. It claims the disease lies in the blood and promises relief by cleansing the system. The ad offers a free medical consultation and directs readers to 111 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Dorothy Dix examines why married couples quarrel in public and how bystanders are drawn into the dispute. She notes the difficulty of stepping in, the risk of siding with either spouse, and the social embarrassment that follows, as couples clash over tact and discretion.
A damaged ad fragment touts penetrating antiseptic Zemo as a cure for eczema itching. It claims a spray method and a large bottle priced at $1.00, with garbled lines suggesting urgency and low spoilage concerns.
Prof. Cinborne J. P. Widtsoe of the University of Utah was stricken with a brain hemorrhage and lay in critical condition at L D S Hospital after collapsing at his home. Doctors reported some improvement later, and he was taken to the hospital for treatment. He is a brother of John A. Widtsoe, president of the University of Utah, and has long been a noted English professor.
Frank W. Carroll, former district manager of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph in Ogden, becomes Salt Lake district manager today, replacing C. Campbell who resigned. C. A. Polk will succeed Carroll at Ogden. Carroll served eighteen years with the company and began as a clerk in Denver in 1892.
The report notes acquittals and a second degree murder conviction in the deaths of Arthur Mekitreeh and Grinn, with Luray Hoberts acquitted on inculty grounds while W .W. was found guilty of second degree murder.
The department announces a two week plan to save money on meat starting March 22 in eight states and extending to a broader list in April. Cheaper cuts will be promoted as highly nutritious with lower prices, aiming to reduce demand spikes and curb costs for consumers.
Cincinnati March 15 Former President Taft rules that government coal seizures and fixed prices lack legal basis. The decision, issued to the Bricketess Coal Operators through attorney A Julius Fuelberg, challenges government price controls and railroad administration powers during wartime.
Montesano Wash March 15 Elmer Smith and Mixe Sheehan were found not guilty of the murder of Warren Grimm, a soldier slain during an armistice day parade in Centralia. The pair were taken to Centralia where charges were filed.
A letter from Mrs Ellen Kezar of Los Angeles credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with curing long standing backache and nervous exhaustion after trying various remedies. She notes improved appetite and energy and recommends the medicines to friends based on her successful experience. The message includes a second testimonial from Borg Facixin of 202 South Grand Avenue.
A reader from Everett recalls severe constipation and poor relief from various remedies before trying Dr Pieros medicines. The issuer notes that the grandmother trusted Pieros products and reports “Pieasasit Pellata” brought wonderful relief.
Denver reports a former soldier shot a young woman identified as Helen Amite and then shot himself, amid a dispute over money. Police discover papers in the hotel room suggesting a prior suitor and possible burglary links. A separate note mentions a Jack Pickford film at the Orpheum theatre with Dorothy Mason and related crime plot details.
WARHINGTON March 14 The Charien F Timberlake wife of a timber timberlake of the second Colorado district died there from cague phaltis lethargica, the so called sleeping sickness The disease followed an attack of influenza and developed about two weeks ago at the Timberlake home All the American Legion is afraid Jack Dempsey will claim exemption from his fight with Georges Carpentier.
A detachment of forty United States Marines arrived in New York aboard the French line Niagara from Bordeaux. They completed duty in France, guarding the Lafayette radio station near Bordeaux, now turned over to the French government. The unit was commanded by Sergeant Philly McCaffrey and included Sergeant Orville Johnson of Fresno, California, nephew of Senator H. T. Johnson.
New York March 16 The annual meeting of the National Education Association will be held at Salt Lake City July 4 30 and will feature extended discussions on the shortage of teachers and the need to unite for legislation to obtain wage increases. The agenda includes a two day conference preceding the general meeting. All sessions will be held in the Tabernacle of the Mormon church.
Two men drown when the 172 ton steamer Tama sinks in a gale thirty miles north of Votat Reyes. Fourteen survivors rescued by a passing steamer and brought to port. Marine Department of the Chamber of Commerce announced the incident.
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