05 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
1
An old advertisement extols young tea leaves for real flavor with low tannin. It touts Schilling’s fine tea as the affordable choice, priced per cup as the cheapest drink after water. Four blends are offered: Java, Ceylon India, Oolong, and “Hed Breakast.”
The Vorwaertsanya report says communist influence is rising among Poland's wage laborers due to unemployment and food shortages. It notes large industrial areas with growing worker ranks and cites returning Polish leaders from Moscow adopting Soviet methods as accelerating the movement.
London reports England's Women’s Land Army to be disbanded with all units by November 26. About 28,000 girls have served, with many to continue farm work and wear uniforms until the final demobilization. Public sentiment shows mixed views on the army’s dissolution and wartime contributions.
Senator Jones in the Senate commerce committee outlined plans for a government fleet to dominate two thirds of world tonnage by 1920. He urged federal shipping police and a government owned fleet to prevent private dominance, proposing a Vitality Marine Corporation to operate under state control for years.
A crowded schoolroom and street outside hear Lady Astor and Vincount Astor denounce the coalition in a fierce speech. hecklers interrupt as Astor vows to reach the House of Commons, urging voters to support their candidacy amid sharp exchanges and partisan chants.
An old advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a soothing remedy for throat irritation and coughs. It claims the medicine calms tickling sensations, soothes inflamed passages, and is palatable for both children and elderly, though warnings imply careful use among fragile digestive systems.
A cabinet committee proposes creating two separate Irish parliaments within a shared framework. One parliament would serve Protestants in Ulster, the other rural Ireland, with a common form of authority. The plan aims to elect representatives and grant general jurisdiction over Irish affairs under modeled supervision.
London reports a 14 percent drop in world raw sugar production for 1918 19 compared with 1919 14, driven by Cuban output decline from 8 000 000 tons to 4 000 099 tons and a fall in raw beet sugar. The balance shows a shorter global supply versus pre war levels, with indications menacing 11920 crops nearly matching the prior year’s deficit.
The article covers the theater scene featuring John Ferguson promoted by McKee in New York and presented at The Garick, then moved to Fulton Theatre for a longer run. It lauds Ferguson and the production as a profound dramatic experience with powerful acting and deep emotional impact.
An old advertisement promotes Ethel Clayton's Beautiful Complexion with claims of a flawless look. It touts a famous beauty preparation, praising skin lightening and lasting effects, and mentions Milas Grayson footwear as part of the promotion.
Citizens praise the four minute speaker campaign under P. P. Dobbs. Readership of The Standard expresses appreciation for speeches published in the papers. The program by Red Cross workers is seen as valuable, with prize speeches to be sent to Red Cross magazines and other publications. The Ogden plan and youth involvement draw favorable attention from national headquarters.
London November 4 A parliamentary paper reveals Captain Turner was warned by the Admiralty to keep away from headlands near the Lusitania. Turner testified that he justified steering toward Old Head of Kinsale to reach safety and avoid submarines. He said weather and visibility affected distance from the headlands and admitted delaying disclosure of nearby submarines. His testimony was given June 15 and December 49, 1913.
An old advertisement touts California syrup of figs as a safe laxative for children with a fruity taste that appeals to kids. It emphasizes easy dosing each day and urges mothers to trust the product without fear while claiming it helps stomach and bowels.
J. J. Brummitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue reports offering the highest Liberty bond prices in the area, attracting strong demand from local investors and contributing to a buoyant market for government securities.
An wireless-issued announcement from Austro-Hungarian officials says Yudenitch’s forces are collapsing. Remnants are breaking away, founder by our troops, with Loga fronts advancing on Yudenitch’s rear. Other fronts show favorable outcomes for the Bolsheviki as well.
A notice describes several horses including a dark brown horse about three to five years old, a brown mare about seven years old, a brown horse around one year old, a bay yearling colt, all unbranded, held to secure payment of 1.50 per head damages under a promise involving John W. Molt on October 2.
The article outlines two separate drives for the Red Cross War Fund and membership, led by men and women across the community. The women's membership drive costs one dollar per person and offers a red Cross window bonnet or pin, while the men's drive pursues the overall fund aimed at 7,778 dollars to support war work. The banner on doors signals the drives, emphasizing distinct goals yet shared purpose.
Two key milestones revolutionized milk products. In 1835 Newton developed a condensed milk process with cane sugar to a demi liquid form. In 1883 Hortick of Racine Wisconsin discovered reducing milk to a powder with malt extract, producing Horlick’s Malted Milk. The product proved nutritious, digestible, easy to prepare in water, and stable in any climate, benefiting people from infancy to old age.
Notice to First Baptist Church members of Orden Utah that a meeting will be held at the church on November 7 1919 at 7:30 p m to decide whether to form the church into a nonprofit corporation under Utah law. Signed by FL Killingsworth chair of trustees on October 6. Negroes arraigned in Atk Florida on multiple charges in October related to a disturbance and murder. proceedings noted with court actions and pending sentences.
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