27 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
1
A historic note reports the Hinchcliffe Legion Band forming with aims to recruit twenty five-mile players and former experience to build a new ensemble. Prospective members are invited, with rituals and leadership under a director.
Fragmented OCR notes describe tobacco habit as dangerous, urging immediate action and medical help. Mentions doctors, nicotine pills, and warnings about health decline, with garbled phrases about tobacco cessation and seeking treatment.
The Splendid Sin presents a deep study of maternal love and self sacrifice through Madaline Traverse. Critics praise her nuanced portrayal and delicate emotional power, noting her stage presence outshines other performances and signals a peak in her acting career.
A man chased and nabbed a stray hat found roaming near Washington Street. The hat, black and green with a feather and pearl buckle, was taken to Standard then prize keeps. Hat owners urged to reclaim at Standard. Mitchell McPeek Produce Co. contact details listed. Missouri Valley Conference title race notes follow with Missouri vs Kansas State results.
Ogden firemen received higher pay after the city commission approved an ordinance based on the commissioner's recommendation. The measure raises base salaries across ranks, with new pay scales for chiefs, captains, lieutenants, and firefighters, and includes several step increases and reclassifications.
Cold and snow greet Nebraska players as late Sunday practice is disrupted by severe winter conditions. Officials report limited drills and unclear schedules while teams adjust travel plans and prepare for upcoming conference play amid forecasting storms.
An Adler-Fin glycerine mixture advertisement claims rapid relief for gas on stomach and indigestion. The product promises instant action, cleansing the bowel and reducing constipation with a single dose. Marketed by A. T. Mensyre Drug Co in a period-typical drug ad tone.
The grain elevator of the Globe Great and Elevator company is completed and ready for grain within the nest days. Construction work on the flour purphoned by the company will start during late winter. When finished it will be one of the largest on the Mississippi River.
Jeffers denounces the escape of Carlisle Jeffers claims Wyoming officials offered rewards and years spent chasing the bandit. He notes 810,000 spent to capture with only 200 received for recapture and alleges sympathies hinder pursuit. A state officer questioned public support for the robber as details emerge from Wyoming.
Fred W. Kiesel estate, led by W H Shearman and under Fred J Kiesel, will continue policies and pursue Sacramento valley interests while upholding Ogden and Utah ties. Several estate projects await fuller development. Kiesel will oversee Ogden work and visit at 60 day to 40 day intervals to review progress.
Advertisement urges immediate relief for rheumatic pain with Sloan's Liniment. Claims rapid easing of aches from exposure strain lumbago neuralgia and muscle soreness. Promotes three bottle sizes at druggists priced 30 cents one dollar forty.
Fragmented field notes echo a hectic vigil as callers ask for help and voices clash over war era slogans. References to leaders like Mr Innes and Mr Sedda mix with rants on peace, spending and politics, revealing a chaotic, partisan page portion.
A garbled, OCR like excerpt blends weather notes streetcar issues and social commentary with stray historical fragments. It references a Santa figure, labor strikes, a U-boat threat, ship sinking, and a teacher explaining a charity fund to pupils, including a plea for ten cents to help a poor man with seven children.
National leaders from four Brotherhoods in secrecy debated whether a nationwide railway work stoppage should be called by December. Chicago railroad union circles denied the plan, though Kansas City locals reported a strike set for tomorrow. A telegram warned workers not to presume they could challenge the government.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a non calomel laxative, are advertised as a gentle organic remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The copy touts no griping, mild action, and a pleasant taste, urging nightly use to maintain regularity and energy.
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