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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
5
A vintage ad promotes Hyomel as a cure for catarrh and colds. It urges daily inhaler use and Hyomel outfits available through Culley Drug Co with a money back guarantee. Claims include rapid relief and elimination of croup sore throat and bronchial symptoms.
Definite league arrangements could not be settled. Executive G. A. Goaia announced a rifle club composed entirely of Boy Scouts may be organized in the city soon. The Whitchester Junior Rifle corps at New Haven contends with other city clubs in the country.
Advertisement notes Olive Tablets as a pleasant vegetable remedy that gently stimulates the liver and bowels without forcing unnatural action. It promotes relief from constipation and related symptoms such as bad taste and dull feeling, available in 0c and 2% a box.
Roy H. Cardray, general manager of the Ogden Packing and Provisions company, resigns to move to Pocatello Idaho where he will become vice president and general manager of a packing firm there. The notice notes his departure today and his new role.
A degraded public health notice warns that tobacco hardens arteries and endangers life. It attributes heart disease and nerve damage to nicotine, urging readers to quit and describing a dubious nicotine treatment with a money back guarantee and claims of medical endorsements.
California citrus crops move through Ogden with an average of 30 cars daily and expected increase. Pacific Fruit company reports heavier carloads planned for April 1, handling by Pacific Fruit Express. Citrus arrives via Galt Lake Los Angeles and Southern Pacific lines for eastern markets as weather improves.
Selling claims promise two to four pounds lost weekly without dieting or exercise via Marmola Prescription Tablets. Advertises direct order from Marmoole, 804 Woolward Ave, with price listed as one dollar for a large box.
William Jennings Bryan was scheduled to arrive in Ogden this afternoon at Union Pacific Train No 7 from Denver to Los Angeles. He is expected to speak before the League of Southwestern States convention in Los Angeles next week.
Fragmented text discusses weight concerns and danger signals amid wartime social strain. Mentions interventions and health policy speculation, referencing UK health approaches and a Johnson campaign in New York.
An advertisement touts Wizard Oil as an influenza preventive spray for nose and throat with an atomizer or gargle method. It promises an antiseptic barrier against germs, claims chest colds and sore throats will be cured, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips as a remedy for constipation and headaches, labeled as pleasant pink pills with a druggist guarantee.
A fragmentary notice reports Ted as a candidate for president with a stare committee and a primaries event on April 20. The text is garbled but indicates filing of a presidential bid and some party activity in Atlanta.
Faded garments gain new life using Biationd Dyes promising rich, fadeless color on wool, cotton, linen, silk, or blends. Packs show how to apply to dresses, stockings, skirts, children's leathers, draperies, and coverings. Directions accompany each package for easy results.
New library books are now ready for checkout at the Carnegie Free Library. Titles listed include works by Amyrea and Richard Chatterton, Miss Meter enWeederick, and Johnston-Thr Apartoent.
An old advertisement claims Zemo stops itching and skin irritation, clearing eczema pimples and rashes. It describes overnight blemish disappearance, non greasiness, and safety for tender skin. Sold by The H. W. Hace Co in Cleveland for 35 cents or an extra large bottle for one dollar.
Fragmented OCR shows names and titles across theatre and cinema items. Entries include Digck and Lewis Lincoln The Three Strings, Portwee The Old Card, Solaer rebamit, Tarkington Rameey Milholland, Wilienia The Sea Bride, Berridge The Wondere of Antmil Lito, and Camp Athletes All. No coherent narrative or dates.
A 77 year old woman from Cambridge MA endorses Sulpher Tablets as a remedy for constipation and related ailments. The letter claims they are laxative and a tonic, improving digestion, kidneys, headaches, backaches, and overall vitality, and recommends a week of treatment.
A cluttered catalog lists many titles and authors such as Kipling’s Verse and The Adventures of the Fourteen Points, along with various works like Books in the War and The Secret Frails. The mix includes drama club pieces, short stories, and speculative volumes across multiple authors and publishers.
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