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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
1
The piece argues for expanding home gardening to boost food supply amid high costs. It cites 1920 figures showing millions of gardens producing hundreds of millions in value and calls for shifts in production toward domestic foods, clothing, and poultry to alleviate profiteering and conserve resources. The author urges action, investigations, and a shift to intensive home cultivation and farm production.
The advertisement touts a Pinex cough syrup blend claimed to rapidly clear throat and chest irritation. It explains mixing 2 ounces of Dinex with a pint of syrup or molasses, substituting sugar with alternatives, and promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract for quick healing. It guarantees satisfaction or money back.
Researchers note headaches can stem from mild colds and congestion. An expert, LANA BROMO QUININE, highlights potential links to sinus pressure and dehydration, while Dutt Miles cautions against self diagnosis and advises rest and fluids.
Washington March 23 the joint railroad wage board was completed after conference between railway representatives and labor union leaders the talks aimed to settle wage demands from workers including the pennsylvania railroad and bell wrights were noted as ready for settlement efforts continued to seek a prompter accord between management and labor with both sides hopeful for progress
A garbled OCR text touts “bitro-phosphate” as a tonic for nervousness and strength, naming various claimed remedies and side effects. It mentions a Meesgraly tablet and references health benefits, with scattered names and speculative outcomes.
The article describes a call by Osden City Mayor Fraiels urging a Marne Memorial Week observance. It notes a commemorative monument to be carved at the far southern education of Geaanka ante s, with residents urged to donate one cent, and to display French tricolor colors in homes and public places during the week. It cites support from local officials and citizens.
A garbled report alleges a powerful political faction in New York backed by wealthy donors funds propaganda to influence state legislation and gubernatorial actions. The claim cites campaign financing for an anti health policy and discusses alleged interference by figures tied to a national league.
Fragmented article fragment discusses Baker directing March on future army policy through officials and bodies. Mentions Washington and unclear dates, with references to public and military liaison efforts and a contested plan.
A New York assembly hearing center debated allegations against Assembly leader Mr Anderson. Statements accused him of attempting to browbeat the legislature and questioned bribery claims. Anderson defended himself, promising to reveal true facts if opponents could substantiate accusations.
Severe wind and dust storms swept across Kansas causing property damage and sand buildup. In Hutchinson and surrounding areas, the storms disrupted a week of dryness and threatened growing wheat, with dust obscuring visibility and complicating outdoor work.
A fire outbreak in the city sparked by Umno tensions threatened the area and prompted emergency response. Authorities investigated the cause while residents remained on alert for further unrest and potential clashes.
Western Electric reports 1919 net profit of 4 388 909 dollars, a large gain for the year. The finding notes profits per share and discusses corporate valuation tied to transportation act guarantees.
Great Falls Montana reports a dramatic incident where railroad executives and employees differed on a severed vein injury. J Wesley Wallington, aged, was reportedly attacked in connection with interstate commerce tensions. An investigation discusses methods and parole decisions, with officials weighing the road's usage and safety implications.
A dubious advertisement features J.C. Mendenhall promoting Number 40 Blood Medicine for a broad range of ailments including malaria, fever, rheumatism, catarrh, and stomach issues. It claims the product yields splendid results and urges readers to order via Mail from J.C. Mendenhall Medicine Company with prices for single and multiple bottles.
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