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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
2
The piece discusses spring fever as a stagnant blood condition and a call to try Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a standard tonic to purge toxins. A testimonial from Mrs. Wa. Hoacarn claims dramatic health recovery after two bottles, noting relief from fatigue stomach distress and restored energy after using the product.
A staffer at Cletus Independent Newspaper issues the Sacepl Gunay edition every evening. The publication logs daily news with a distinctive arch style and minimal commentary, delivering concise city coverage to readers.
Oakland women led by Sister Kate Foley organize Braille book production for blind readers and soldiers in a government home. Volunteers copy, bind, and print volumes ranging from 50 to 100 pages, supplying paper and binding under library guidance.
The American Sugar Refining Company report highlights Utah with the most beet sugar factories in the nation, listing 17 plants and noting Cornish near the Idaho border. It also shows Cuba supplying about two million tons, providing 50.8 percent of U S sugar and 186 days of supply in 1919, while beet sugar factories delivered the largest overall quantities and 78 days of supply.
The passage discusses Cuba as a major sugar producer and its large share of the world supply, noting the United States and Cuba could meet global needs. It argues for safeguarding the sugar industry against foreign parity and avoiding tariff or land policies that would disadvantage American producers, stressing implications for Utah and national interests.
Congress debates ratification of a peace treaty with Germany and the League of Nations. The Senate fails to ratify. the treaty remains unratified as the nation stays technically at war. Bryan voices that approval requires a constitutional two thirds majority, not a simple majority, influencing campaign dynamics.
A letter to the editor argues for better sidewalk use and traffic, noting congestion on narrow walks and suggesting moves to split sidewalk space. It discusses keeping to the right, reducing collisions, and proposals like piloted lanes and window shopping zones to improve pedestrian movement.
Nora Bayes comes to the Orpheum theatre on Wednesday March 24 in Babies First a farce that has found success in New York. Bayes stars with Elin Deine and the original cast from the production and Chicago run. The play centers on a young woman's political ambition and a comic municipal campaign.
Fragmentary message references public safety and traffic regulation aims. It mentions keeping to the right and questions about regulation enforcement. Names and clear facts are obscured in the garbled text.
The ad touts Cadomene Tablets as a miracle medicine for exhaustion nerves and ailing organs. It cites testimonials from Jand then aiature Linx and MriJ W Gregg alleging relief from rheumatism stomach issues and general weakness and urges readers to buy for renewed vigor and health despite dubious phrasing.
Ogden Council prepares for national convention of Hoy Scouts in New York with George W McCune set to represent. A telegram from the national council notes Ogden has not yet named a delegate and McCune is a leading candidate.
An old advertisement promotes Edwarf Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic for youthfulness. It alleges illness stems from inactive bowels and liver and pitches olive oil tablets as a gentle calomel substitute offering natural buoyancy and cleaner systems. The copy names Dr. Edwards and markets tablets at 25 cents.
Washington reports show the canning industry faces constraints from national wartime inflation but current stocks of canned vegetables appear only moderately enlarged. The War Department bulletin notes a tomato crop totaling 75,090 barrels, signaling limited surplus despite higher demand.
Notes from a trade dispatch indicate consignments of jas and hand cases were to be put up for sale in April. Counsel’s memo argues the amount is too small to affect the market, contending there will be no retaliation affecting next year’s canned hat production.
The Marmola Method promises rapid fat loss by taking Marmola Prescription Tablets. Advertisements claim the tablets reduce weight by two to five pounds weekly, sold by druggists or via mail order from Marmola Company in Detroit. The copy asserts safety and convenience, urging readers to start a weight loss program with these pills.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Zemo from druggists for 5 cents or one dollar for a large bottle. It claims Zemo removes eczema quickly and relieves itching and skin troubles including sores burns wounds and chafing. The copy promotes Zemo as a clean dependable antiseptic liquid from The E W Rowe Co Cleveland O and invites trial.
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons announces special meetings on Monday March 22 for H A degree and Tuesday March 23 for AE HM. Both state 3370 am by order of the EB K P FL Nichols Secretary.
Bliss Native Herbs Tablets promise relief for headaches indigestion biliousness and pain with a money back guarantee. The ad touts roots herbs and barks in tablets sold by A. O. Bliss Co and distributed by druggists with a blue seal and a money back offer. Customer testimonial from W. E. Bryant of West Paris Maine is included.
Melbourne reports a government repartriation bill introducing pensions for permanently disabled servicemen. Unmarried men receive four pounds weekly for life, a married man with no children gets four pounds eighteen shillings, and a man with a wife and three children gets four pounds. Partially disabled men receive two guineas weekly. A Boy Scout rally featuring Troops 4, 8, and 4 is planned for Saturday March 27, assembling at Addis Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street before marching to the foothills for scout events and competitions with prizes.
A local notice invites citizens to contact J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds. The advertisement provides a phone number 59 for inquiries and transactions.
A business advert describes a woman with eye pain and weak vision improving dramatically after using Lavoptin eye wash. The ad claims remarkable results and credits the product for relieving strained and inflamed eyes, with references to supplier and reading drug lists.
President Wilson tours the White House grounds and nearby Marylands with Mrs Wilson and Admiral Grayson as moving picture crews film the president during the first spring day of the year. He travels by automobile and enjoys the balmy weather on a two hour motor ride through jetty's parks. J. Bemmitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue advertises top Liberty prices.
Montreal March 22 A new fiscal policy for Canada will be raised in the discussions before Parliament. The move aims to shape spending and taxation, with officials signaling tighter controls and potential program reforms to support fiscal stability this year.
In the House of Commons Sir Hubert Barden re turns as minister G G Ballantyne says the proposed tariff is not free trade but fair to none and protects Canada’s varied interests. He notes legal progress on passenger ship building and expects sixty two carac ships to be completed. The Dominion Steel Company will be formed soon with a government stake in 76000 tons of steel ship plates.
Anemic readers urged to try Bloodtren Phosphate to restore iron levels and nervous energy. The French discovery is praised for enriching blood, increasing strength and endurance, with claims of rapid solid flesh gain. McIntyre Drug Co and others offer it with a money back guarantee if results are not met. Sold only in original three week packages at $1.50.
Madrid March 2 A large number of new companies have registered in Spain's industrial districts. Many are foreign concerns, including American banks and firms, with German, French, British, Belgian participation. The aim is to exploit Spanish water power and tax advantages.
Ogden residents report homes fitted with Asbestolate the new noncanductor of heat and cold and express enthusiasm over its results. The Asbestolate Products Company promotes a permanent building material and urges inquiries via phone numbers 1418 and 2629-R.S5S5. Additionally J. J. Brummitt advertises buying Liberty Bonds at highest prices from 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
Chicago march 24 federal wage scale described as the lowest in the country by Judge Kenesaw Landis at a gathering of post office clerks and federal employees. He urged sympathy from the public for higher pay and the restoration of the $240 annual bonus while opposing strikes as a public duty.
San Diego on March 22 reports the death of Kelly Philips a race track figure known as Kelly Philips after a pistol shot in his own hands. Police deem the shot accidental while the coroner investigates the circumstances surrounding his death.
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