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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
2
The readable fragments indicate an establishment claim for a newspaper in Utah with ties to the Associated Press. The text is heavily corrupted but suggests origin, date, and editorial formalities without coherent facts or events.
Wool prospects in southern Utah, Nevada and other centers show slower contracting with prices uneven. Bradstreets notes a unsettled market due to government actions. producers seek higher prices while buyers resist. Agriculture department backs co operative and advised methods. impression favors these ideas for testing. Dealers prepared to extend credit to wool growers and suppliers.
The New York State League of Women Voters backed measures for workmen's cooperative needs insurance and other welfare strides in the state legislature. They conducted an investigation and issued a rough report and protest to the governor, the legislature, and the people of New York. They warn of a dangerous subversion of legitimate opinion by five aggressive elements that hinder constructive action and bias in public deliberation. The report cites perceived migration and civil concerns undermining impartial assessment.
A fragmented report by women activists denounces tricks and deceptions in state politics unearthed after months of contact with officials. They promise reform measures, warn of wider fallout, and vow to push for changes in national and state governance.
Mrs Grace Tartlett, director of the savings division of the United States Treasury, says young women who earn salaries averaging 1500 a year are buying inordinate amounts of clothing and luxuries. She claims wealthy wives now economize less and urges working women to control spending while preserving the right to spend on beauty. Bartlett suggests budgeting salaries to avoid overspending and recommends tracking purchases to ensure essential needs are met.
Mrs. Oliving Paltier of Winooski Vermont reports twelve years of nervousness sleepless nights and weight loss ended by Tanlac. She says her appetite returned strength improved and she now feels perfectly well in every way. The testimonial appears in a local notice from ALR McIntyre Drug Co.
The Orpheum opens Sunday with Nora Talmadge in a sensational tale adapted from Le Toy Reo. The film, produced by Talmadge and her company for First National, centers on stark depictions of low social strata and betrayal as the plot unfolds through action rather than character nuance.
The readable fragments reference native land devotion and returning individuals perceived as motivated by patriotism. The text appears to discuss national feelings and the character of those returning, but lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete events.
A garbled notice discusses old clothes and price declines for wearables, a New York doctor notes certain dark complexions and moles are more susceptible to influence, and a brief headline claims window glass prices will not rise this year. It mentions scarce soap in Russia and a confused remark about a boy and a hot conne.
A garbled fragment notes how a garment will wear and mentions an establishment Bevica buroniune in slaves linked to Roma. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
A flood of émigrés who fled during the war era began returning to their native lands as liquor restrictions and economic conditions shift in the United States. Naples to New York vessels carried former residents who left after the war. Many cite fear of future shortages and seek relief by resettling abroad, while others stay to adapt to new rules and opportunities amid changing geopolitical times.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap corn remover. It promises instant relief, painless corn removal, and no irritation. The copy mentions a tiny bottle sold by druggists and cites a Cincinnati physician in its claims.
Confused chatter surrounds Uncle Mof as idle rumor mill swirls. Reportedly, he dismisses idle talk while a few sources hint at a planned public statement or forthcoming action.
A garbled reminiscence of wartime discourse touches on censorship, spring fashions, alimony, and sweeping opinions about nations, leaders, and social behavior. It references journalism censures, the League of Nations, Bolshevik gold, and the burdens of marriage while weaving scattered phrases about governance, economics, and morale.
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