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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
1
HARLES STENSTROM a Peoria contractor in failing health near retirement reports feeling thirty years younger and enjoying splendid health after taking Tantac. He confirms ongoing wellbeing improvements since starting the remedy.
An unclear, garbled testimony describes chronic pain, stomach upset, and breathing difficulty followed by dramatic improvement after using a product called Tai Tae. The speaker, Charles Steastro, cites relief from rheumatism and better strength, claiming renewed health and ability to work.
Boston police report a migrant woman concealed liquor inside dolls during transport. Officials discovered 800 quarts of alcohol hidden in the dolls and seized them. Officers noted two other women behaving unusually near the goods and found a jar and bottle within the setup.
A damaged text fragment notes Potey Kidney Pills aid kidneys to remove poison waste and acids, relieving aches and pains. It mentions J. E. Strowens at Portisod, Ora, and references A. R. McIntyre Drug Co as a related source.
In Crysfield on Sunday ministers led prayers for their people facing hardship. They urged deliverance from increased taxes and rising costs across all church gatherings, calling for relief and unity amid economic strain.
The Standard Oil Company of California, led by President Koa Kingsbury, defends its recent oil price advance in a public letter to the State Railroad Commission. The missive argues the rise aims to balance supply and demand, prevent stock depletion, and protect refinery operations, while noting no clear reasons for the price increase.
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a versatile plaster for sore throat bronchitis croup neuralgia rheumatism and other pains. It promises quick relief with a soothing effect and notes a hospital size option priced around $2.59 with a history of doctors recommending it.
The mother superior of St Dury's convent and five nuns were killed in a northeastern Pennsylvania blaze that swept the house of the Sisters of Storey, trapping several others as they fled windows. The fire gutted the convent, with two or more sisters reported injured and the roof collapsed during the rapid blaze.
An old advertisement touts nasal and throat sprays mixing Wizard Oi and walter to fend off Blu germs and influenza symptoms. It claims gargling and snuffing as alternatives, promotes Wizard Qil for chest colds, and markets Wizard Liver Whips with a money back guarantee, all at 30 cents.
Amid wartime trade tensions American representatives press for access to dry goods and apparel. Norwegian firms seek shipments, but an embargo limits exports to Allied nations, delaying deliveries and prompting calls for policy relief. Local markets face shortages as import channels tighten and price limits apply.
Lieutenant Colonel Bayater and a group of Davis County officers inspected the proposed site for the depot near Syvol and Woss noted inquiries into real estate owners showed several properties tied to a price needed for the facility. The inspection included Lt. Bagater and a list of other officers from Kaysville Layton Sunset and nearby towns.
In a city effort to improve downtown slopes on Oyden Avenue on Saturday, a raffle department movement aims to encourage merchants to host debtionabiles at home that day. Farmers and trappers face difficulty finding parking. officials propose a rule allowing machines to stay no more than thirty minutes to ease congestion.
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Fragmented report notes C C Richards may serve as director of Democrats as Philippine primary elects delegates to April territorial convention. Separate item mentions former congressman Steele of Iowa Sioux City died while serving. Appointment of CL Hietarda as director of Western Bradshelds for the Venneritis party referenced amid broader political chatter.
Advices say Senator King spoke with Homer Comings, chairman of the national committee, about dividing the United States into districts with a director for each. King recommends Mr. Klehaeds for the position.
An advertisement claims FAMO kills dandruff germs, cleans the scalp, stops itching, and promotes hair growth while retarding graying. It asserts safety for babies and children, promises full refunds, and links the remedy to a Michigan pharmaceutical house.
Practical guide stresses early spring planting, crop rotation, and space efficiency. It covers classifying vegetables by needs, creating five to six def inite plantings, and compact layouts for small plots. Emphasizes soil fertility, water needs, and pruning to maximize production and curb pests.
New York reports Charles Dana Gibson will take control of a weekly humorous publication on April 3 with G Richardson and George Utassy as associates. The article notes 400 more Reds would be deported in four weeks per Rep. Siegel, and cites mixed political chatter about immigration.
Incomplete quotation contrasts America and Russia with Germany as a model, implying a reflection on national strength and progress. The fragment suggests a debate about political or social standing relative to foreign nations, but lacks clear subjects or events.
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