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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
9
A woman's page meditation on love, marriage, and the pull between passion and friendship. The narrator recalls her conflict with John, torn between desire and partnership, and debates ideal happiness against societal morals and the eternal bond of marriage. The piece weaves quotes, writings, and speculative thoughts on love’s discord and companionship.
The passage combines promotional lines about Schilling Tea claiming higher cup yield per pound and cheaper cost per cup with a personal letter expressing emotional strain, marriage concerns, and a request to trade Liberty Bonds. Names include Schilling & Co and J. J. Brumamitt with an address and phone reference.
Washington reports no new battleships will be ordered this year as the naval appropriation bill is reviewed. Committee scalebacks keep two giant seaplanes and a dirigible program, while funds cover repairs, provisions, and aviation, totaling about 424 million dollars.
Dorothy Dix argues marriages across race class and culture fail due to inability to adapt to American life. She cautions against international matches and urges men to seek wives within their own social circle for enduring happiness.
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims the product is the most harmless and effective, noting the package bears California and urging mothers to trust the brand for tummy relief and regularity.
A dog yelped loudly at a post office when its tail became wedged in a revolving door. Patrons feared rabies and cried out, but the dog’s tail was only kinked and not seriously injured.
A fragment describes trim styles for gray woolen fabrics with navy and silver embroidery. Lace with light wiring, red accents, and dark blue cuff details appear in a Seifert fashion note. A muted rose tone is girdled by deep blue trim as a decorative element.
Bear Lake officials press for opening an east west road to connect Montpelier with phosphate deposits found near Bear Lake. Martin Hga describes proposed spur track routes, notes extensive phosphate deposits, and cites forest service limits and land ownership. outlines plan for road alignment and future mining traffic.
A notice invites contact with J. J. Brummitt at 12417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty Donds and provides the phone number 59 for inquiries.
The Federal Trade Commission declared its authority to require monthly reports from coal companies in the District of Columbia. The action, requested by the Maynard Coal Company of Columbus, aims to collect information on costs of production and prices amid ongoing industry pressures.
An old ad describes Foley’s oney and Tar Compound as soothing throat irritation and cough. It claims ingredients cleanse, cool, and ease discomfort, urging readers to trust McIntyre Drug Co. for purchase and relief.
The Hoover Republican club in San Francisco announced its plan to form a campaign delegation to support Herbert Hoover for president. Officers stated the selected delegates will be representative citizens of California who back Hoover’s principles but have not previously been politically identified with him.
Overwork, poor diet, and excess drinking disturb the excretory organs leading to nervousness, constipation, and disordered kidney function. Symptoms include headaches, neuralgia, backache, and frequent painful urination with dark foul-smelling urine and burning sensations.
Advertisements tout Balmwort Tablets as the greatest kidney remedy. Hataker promotes regulation and soothing of organ irritation, describing the product as a universal medicine for kidney issues amid claims by druggists and advertisers.
Squeezed lewonsekns are useful for removing fat from entipiso fur enamel amines. To baste a fowl, twist clean cloths and dry meat, then baste over heat. Jam and cooked foods are described as nourishing and cheap. Call on J J Beummitt at 2417 Hudece avenue for details.
Major General Leonard Wood asked for and was granted a two month leave to conduct his campaign for the Republican nomination for president. General George Bell Jr. will organize Camp Grant while Wood is away, with Bell serving as head of the central department during Wood’s absence. Wood’s leave begins March 20 and ends eighteen days before the Republican national opening.
Dr Konnath A Mackenzie dean of the medical department at the University of Oregon and a surgeon, died in Portland at age 66 following influenza complications. He is survived by two daughters and two sons. Stock dividends declared at Crucible Steel of America: 50 percent payable April 30 to stockholders of record.
A garbled dispatch notes a time set in Chicago for Wacker and a General and their stance on wearing civilian attire during leave. The fragment hints at military command and policy but lacks coherent details or dates.
Casper dispatch reports a general price rise in Wyoming crude as Object Company and Midwest Helinnde Company, two large buyers, announce a twenty five cent per barrel increase for the various grades of crude oil.
Fragmentary note mentions April 75 and a Ural corporation. The text references a Supreme Court decision affecting stock dividends but details are missing.
A fragmented note lists Coreg among seven wonders of the word with scattered phrases about a candidate speaking and a record water quagan. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or context.
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