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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
8
The readable text promotes a free trial of My This Perfect Hair Tint in a Brownatone shade. It mentions a trial package and potential usage guidance, with unclear lines about product effects and user experience. The fragment references beauty preparation and application cues, but lacks coherent steps.
Desert Gold returns to the Ibden Theatre for a three day run. The feature plays with a slate of acts and is presented by local manager arrangements, starring K Lincoln and Mary, promising strong drama and romance on the screen.
A medical notice reports tobacco use contributes to artery hardening and related health issues. It advises quitting or cutting down, mentions Nicotol tablets as a cessation aid, and encourages consulting a druggist for guidance on reducing tobacco dependence.
Fragmentary ad text from Covington Kentucky mentions a coupon, packaging tax, and color shade request. The readable items reference fees, a package, and a mailing address. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A large forest fire in Henderson County consumed about 2000 acres of timber and damaged some farm property including tests and fame. Farmers aided by plow furrows helped save houses and a school from the fast spreading blaze. Local reports cite origins near Tanna and Hodson ranch and mention the Burlington Hawkeye as source.
Rome plans three large amusement venues modeled after Luna Park at Coney Island with a vast park near the city offering theatres, concerts, cinema, circuses, boxing, skating rinks, restaurants and open air amusements. The project cites Wells for con ventional skating and specifies capacity for six thousand per venue.
An Ogden Standard advertising notice extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy with claimed cures for kidney and urinary ailments. It references testimonials, a mail offer for sample bottles, and urges readers to request information and mention the Ogden Standard.
In Nontesang Washington prosecutors called for an immediate sentence for L W W in the murder of Warren O Grinun during the Armistice Day parade. The court will reconvene next Monday for further proceedings.
A fragmented OCR item discusses supposed benefits of phosphate for thin people, with garbled phrases about health, vigor, nerves, and various names and terms. The text is incoherent with many nonsensical sequences and no clear events or individuals.
An opinion from the state attorney general addresses whether independent newsboys and merchants may be penalized for violating a city council order banning boys under 12 from selling newspapers on the streets. The ruling questions authority of the Industrial Welfare Commission to regulate street sales without proper power.
The Bank of England faced an unprecedented picket by women workers demanding higher pay. Reported details describe waitresses, kitchen staff, and others marching with signs for better wages and living conditions in a period of labor unrest.
A garbled exchange shows Hille Johns and his grandmother discussing a hat and an idea about a mouse in a room. The text is largely unreadable and contains many typos and nonsensical phrases.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims to open passages, soothe inflamed membranes, and provide rapid breathing by applying a small amount in the nostrils.
Walter A. Kerr of the Inodyth language department at the University of Tukwil will spend a year abroad, April 24 to May 1982, visiting Paris and other European sites. He will travel with his wife and two children, aiming to deepen linguistic studies and broaden cultural exposure.
New York March 18 Court martial of Grover G Cleveland Bergdolk a wealthy Philadelphian charged with desertion ended yesterday when no defense would be offered as they believed the government failed to establish its case. Official publication of the verdict soon expected. Captain Bruce Campbell military counsel said procedure indicated Bergdolk had been found guilty.
In CalTown South Africa on March 18, reports say General Smuts receives labor support amid talk of economic and financial measures. The meeting at the chamber discussed possible policy shifts and potential parliamentary backing.
Marne Memorial Week will be observed locally to honor the Allied victory. Superintendent A. Fowler states the week aims to raise funds for a memorial monument costing about 250000 with contributions from students and the community to cover the expense.
An old advertisement touts Jacobs Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It claims instant relief without skin burning or staining and pitches the product as proven after fifty years of use, suitable for arthritis neuralgia lumbago backache sprains and swelling.
An old advertisement extols a homemade cough syrup using Pinex and a few agents as cheaper and more effective than store bought remedies. It claims rapid relief, loosens mucus, soothes irritated membranes, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The report outlines a world title series for ice hockey with Eastern and Western leagues competing. Ottawa is expected to represent the East, while Seattle and Montreal are noted contenders for past and potential titles. Pending matchups may move to Patrick, Vancouver, or other sites in March or April with the Stanifey Cup in play.
Army nurses and women who served in the Army or Navy may become members of the American Legion officials announced. J J Holther, chairman, stated eligibility rules and how former service members can join through the auxiliary unit and affiliated posts.
A garbled notice references B P C E Stockmen and a yearly toll of 700000 to the U S Dancing party on a Friday in March. It mentions an informal Elks only event with $1 admission and vague remarks about intermountain country grazing and forest previews.
W. W. Aldhanphiln, irrigation engineer, arrived in Ogien to assist Weber County Irrigation District. He was assigned by the U S department of agriculture to study boundaries and map land suitable for district benefit, targeting land too high for current irrigation use.
Stockyard rumors claim Ogden Yards may be converted into a cavalry horse receiving and staging station for the government if the Ogden Horse Sales Commission and Colonel McClure secure War Department approval. Colonel Mellore plans a market visit to advance arrangements.
Utah Canners plan to establish a six team laboratory and feed inspection service. A. Ket, former district inspector, will start the service, with Leslie H. Smith of St Louis serving as chief chemist, duties to begin June 1.
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