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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented notes reveal a tangle of domestic worry about marriage, possible infidelity, and disputed paternity. The speaker questions a former husband’s fate, while urging action to protect or recover property and identity in a local community.
An advertisement from Gideon MO lists number 40 as a blood medicine that relieves long standing illness. It promotes number 46 and 40 as effective cures for blood troubles, malaria, and related ailments, urging readers to write to R C Mendenhall Medicine Co in Evansville Indiana for delivery and price.
Myrtle Dean, jailed since November 37, 1919, stands trial for the murder of her husband Fred Dean in San Francisco. Defense argues temporary insanity. prosecution cites circumstantial evidence and Dean’s death after a domestic dispute. The case features a 14-year-old daughter as a key witness, and relates to a farm business and alleged missing cash.
An old advertisement offers Mustarine by C. Wells & Co for bronchitis and chest colds. It promises rapid chest soreness relief with a topical application, claiming quick easing and wide suitability, priced at 40 cents.
J. J. Bruramitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue advertises paying highest prices for Liberty Bonds. The brief notice emphasizes immediate cash offers and local purchase intent for collectors and savers seeking to liquidate holdings.
George Graves fire chief announced twenty five Boy Scouts who passed junior fireman exams will assist in fire prevention in Glen this summer. About twelve boys pursued exams. badges will be issued to the 23 qualified. Chief Graves notes the program aids problem areas with dumps and alleys and cites Scout participation as a positive precedent.
A vintage health ad targets men for high paid roles claiming nerve, energy, and endurance come from iron in the blood. It touts Nuxated Iron to boost strength and vitality, markets a 10 000 to 100 000 dollar annual payoff, and promotes physician contact at a New York hospital’s outdoor department for men in Westchester County.
Public notice-style advert promotes Nuxated Iron claiming to boost strength energy and red blood, citing famous names and a two week trial. It urges men to buy the product to regain vigor and success, with endorsements from politicians and a physician. The ad assures refunds if not satisfied.
Spokane, March 16. J. D. Campbell secretary of the Spokane Merchants Association withdraws as a candidate for appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Support for Carson City Nevada businessman Iotn F. Shaughnessy as representative of the mountain territory is urged. A meeting here yesterday discussed Washington telegrams and the improbability of further action. Campbell proposed retirement in favor of Shaughnessy.
In Ogden a wave of home buyers equips residences with Asbestulate, the heat rejecting material touted as a future-proof building product. Enthusiasm runs high as the Asbuurulates Products Company promotes the material. Contact 1416-W or 2629-R for details.
Leon T. Slayton 23 and fleaty Ed wards 33 were arrested in a raid on the Chase and the vhus pool hall. Bail of 50 dollars each was forfeited after failing to appear in city court this morning. A bench warrant was issued for both men. Restful results for men via a local ad promote Fotey's Honey and Tar for coughs and wheezy breathing. Mrs Annie Davison of Boag seach writes of improved sleep after using Fotey's Honey and Tar.
The pianoforte recital of Misa Frajma Anderton, part of Mies Cecile Ragan, will take place Thursday evening March 18 at 8:15 at Webst Normal College. A cordial invitation is extended to all attending.
The Lyceum presents the last episode of The Midnight Man and the first of The Lion Man, plus a five part feature Broken Commandments. Tomorrow Har ry Carey stars in Riders of the Law. A prologue to Mary's Uncle opens next Thursday to Saturday at Allambra theater.
A vehicle driven by E. Westmoreland of Grant Avenue collided with a fire department truck at the corner of Twenty sixth Street and Grant Avenue. Both vehicles were damaged but no injuries were reported. Witnesses Mrs. Chince, Mrs. Le Binederth, and a sister observed the incident.
The item notes Donna May.ie and Douglas Maclean appearing in Thomas Ince films with the fair ale of Donna May.ie. It mentions Maclean as a cure for blues but not for Marys Ankle, suggesting a light studio gossip tone about cast and ongoing projects.
Police charged two men after a late night gambling disturbance at a city location near Grant Avenue. Officers found dice and dominoes in play with about 125 dollars in currency. Each man faced gambling charges. bail was set at 50 dollars but increased to 160 dollars after further testimony.
A carload of corn arrived at the Globe Grain and Mill Company storage bank in the UK. Deliveries of wheat oats and corn are expected in the near future and will continue to arrive for several weeks. Foundations for the office building and the flat floor also started this morning.
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