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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
4
An old ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and health tonic. It claims the remedy cures run-down conditions, blood disorders, kidney trouble, and nervousness after use of multiple bottles, with testimonial from Mrs. Mary Haskin.
Grace W Harris librarian of the Oxden Carnegie library Ia will be a delegate to American Library Association meetings in San Branchico from March 31 to April 4 and in Las Angeles from April 4 to 7. One program is a conference on the 3,000,000 drive for a Cook For Everybody Campaign. Delegates from every state will attend. the conference is part of the annual meeting.
Antwerp March 23 King Albert of Belgium prioritizes Olympic access and has urged authority to repair routes between the city and Ghent to handle heavy traffic. The district suffers from German bombardment with substantial work needed to restore highways for the events from April 21 to 28. An American hockey team has registered to participate.
A fragmented ad mentions mustard plasters and Musterole as remedies for sore throats and neural pains. It references hospital sizes and a price of $250 for an item or service, with unclear product details and stray phrases.
London delegates decide on a ballot to accept or reject a 20 percent increase on gross pay, with a potential strike for the three shillings minimum raise. Also brief census notes from Washington show population figures and a reference to shell shock.
Domestic coal including lump and nut will advance before May 1. Announcement by A D Plerean for Uleh Fuel Co notes slack for commercial use will rise on April 3 with a new price around 2.25 per ton versus 1.85 prior. Government fixes, freight charges, war tax and dealer profits shape the change as operators prepare for April restrictions and a May restock window.
SAN ANTONIO March 29 three parsons were killed and four badly injured when a northbound Missouri, Kansas and Texas train struck an air mobile war luxallo 26 miles north of here. Victims were from San Antonio.
Washington reports treasury certificates without circulation privileges will be issued April 1 to pay taxes. The issue aims for 200 million dollars or more at a rate of 4 1/2 percent. Preliminary subscriptions dated March 25 suggest about 200 million dollars, with books closing March 16, 1921.
Ogden residents embrace a new product Asbestolate touted as a heat and cold barrier. The Asbestdale Products Co promotes its use as a permanent bulking material with broad home adoption and calls for inquiries at its listed phone numbers. SEAMEN'S AGT UPHELD. The Supreme Court upholds key provisions of the La Follette seamen act affecting wage payments to seamen on demand.
Fragmentary sentence hints at grim forecast with phrases suggesting worsening times ahead. Readable portion lacks concrete names, places, or events to identify specific entities or actions.
Cured by sprays and local applications the ad claims. Readers are urged to seek medical advice from a Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia, and to purchase a remedy from a druggist. The text uses sensational language to warn of disease progression and promote a treatment.
Witmer J. Maw was ordained bishop of Plain City ward by Apostle Melvin J. Batlard. George A. Palmer and lyin J. Maw were ordained as counselors. The new bishopric succeeds Gilbert Thatcher with Colunsetors T. Le. Rabeon and Willan England. Health issues and Thatcher’s departure prompted the change.
Misa Rozina Skidatore a clothing specialist at Utah Agricultural College leads a four week effort to teach farm bureau members to remodel mend and manage old clothing amid rising costs. The program runs in six towns with scheduled sessions in Martiaville Wartriaville Abea Farr Wert Riverdale Trinacle Peasant View Hooper and includes a morning meeting at Martiaville.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give the family a thorough spring purifying cleanse with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It claims improved health, energy, and happiness as the germs of winter are driven away, promoting the product sold by MeIntyre Drug Co.
The Supreme Court of Win State of Litah holds a widow must pay inheritance tax if she chooses to accept provisions of the will that exceed the one third dower share. A. J. Korn died February 13, 1917, leaving an estate valued at $1,795.50 with $43.86 for estate costs. Survived by Rosa Korn and five children, the will leaves Rosa the residue of personal and real property, with the court noting the tax implications of the bequest. Justice Gideon concurred with the opinion of the other judges.
Sydney dispatch notes Premier W A Holman clearly defeated in New South Wales election. Assembly expected to split between Labor and Liberal forces. Included is a sale notice for Liberty bonds with contact at Carlon J J Brammitt 2417 Hudson Avenue and a brief personal remark about Mr Steaver’s probable choice of party.
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