Believes Indigestion Causes Quick Action
An ad urges immediate relief from heartburn dyspepsia and gas by acidity. It promotes buying a box at any drug store and reading Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach included in each package.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
1
An ad urges immediate relief from heartburn dyspepsia and gas by acidity. It promotes buying a box at any drug store and reading Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach included in each package.
Fierrad Morrison, a featured player in Nora Hayes play Ladies Fits, touring Ore appears Wednesday March 2. Maurrison is praised as a major actress of the stage, with strong crowd appeal and reputed heft.
Washington, March 19. Bainbridge Golby spoke to the Senate foreign relations committee about delaying action on his nomination as secretary of state. Those present claimed the hearings have been heated and contentious. The committee will reconvene Monday with final action expected then. Senator Selustar Uitelock of Nebraska called the statement opposition praising the nominee.
An old advertisement fragment from Peoria Illinois promotes a stomach remedy. It recounts a woman’s claim of dramatic recovery after five doses, noting improved appetite, weight gain, and steadier nerves. The text includes a testimonial and references a local drugstore.
A fragmented verse laments that some seek wealth while others offer time and money for a cause. It contrasts material gold and silver with inner virtue and hints at a leader calling for support, mentioning money, men, and crowds, all in a troubled voice.
Vintage advertisement touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair dye. Claims restore natural color, fade resistance, and a glossy effect with repeated applications. Instructions describe dampening a brush and applying strand by strand for gradual darkening.
Ogden records show transfers: Win CG and wife to Annie. many parcel exchanges with values from 0 to 3600 dollars across townships and ranges. Also noted a marriage license for John E. Ginitin, Hides Wade and Maes Ro Whe.
Weather note mentions heavy snowfall and a cross country race tied at minus degrees. Race rescheduled if weather permits. event planned for Saturday at 071 oclock. Public notice calls for sign painters to attract participants.
Washington March 19. A telegram from Florence King of Glennage challenges Dr Wilma J Jackson of Chicago head of the Taychopenite Laboratory to debate a theory that American women, especially in New York and Chicago, weaken the nation through excessive daily work. King presides over the Washington office of the National Woman’s Association for Civic Reform and argues the debate should be public with a broad audience. The exchange cites references to women as backbones of the home and press claims about gender roles and national strength.
A garbled wartime-era note recounts President Hoover urging early notification on peace talks and the state of public sentiment. It references wartime policy discussions, calls for transparent updates, and possible reactions from the public and press amid contested views on alliance politics and security commitments.
Local rapid draw event features Ogden boxer contending with Baker as competitors from nearby towns include Hoyle from Gaden and Thirker from Mis sady. The crowd watches tense exchanges amid misreadable captions and scattered names in the shaky OCR.
March 19 report from a fashion feature details Gertie the model and a parade of styles mocks and worships varied silhouettes. It notes two fashion approaches from extravagant to minimal with remarks by EL Williamson and Mrs. O L Hintay supporting Western dressmakers.
A fragment poem by Wali Mason expresses personal hardship and war related ache as the speaker notes neighbors and peers overlook their pain while seeking a unique emotion and strength to endure. The text reads like a lyrical monologue on struggle and resilience.
In Denver, 14 year old Christensen died when the brick wall of an apartment building toppled onto her. The fatal incident occurred as a gale of 47 mph earlier, with winds intensifying after morning. Father witnessed the tragedy while a weather center described a deep hot center. The event disrupted usual communications north and west.
An elderly colored couple performs a scene titled In Old Kentucky in a program at the Orpheum theatre starting Sunday. The event includes a luncheon and a lawn outdoor setup with audience members, as a celebration linked to the night of a great bat.
An OCR distorted ad promotes a syrup labeled as a gentle laxative for children. It stresses safety and harmless effect, urging mothers to feed it with confidence, claiming full directions on the bottle and hospital endorsement, though the text is garbled.
Historical note discusses influenza devastation and public concern, citing a physician's remarks on the disease’s severity and the dubious efficacy of various remedies. The account mentions patients losing weight, severe throat and chest symptoms, and calls for careful treatment choices amid widespread worry.
A Utah Agricultural College extension official notes substantial payments to Cache Valley farmers. Professor Jono Curne of the extension division cites the growing hay and milk production at local dairies, asserting the valley’s agricultural scale has expanded significantly since 1919.
An old ad promotes S. 8.55 as a cure for catarrh claiming sprays and douches only offer temporary relief. It urges readers to stop makeshift remedies and seek the advertised remedy, offering free medical advice from a Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
A reader fragment discusses rural life in Kentucky with odd social scenes and references to milk production and farm prices. It mentions old couples dancing, portrayals of Southern life, and implied tensions. The piece shifts to mention milk in 1919 and butter prices before returning to reflective remarks on peace and national matters.
Old advertisement fragment notes Bayer name on genuine Aspirin tablets with warnings and directions. Mentions uses for colds headaches neuralgia toothache and rheumatism. Claims wide availability through druggists and Bayer markings on packaging.
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