10 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
1
Rawlins and Bland area dispatches report Lieutenant Maynard leading a repair crew to Salt Lake City with a damaged aircraft en route eastward. Multiple airmen, including Major Dartholdt, continue movements between control stations as repairs and status updates flow from Oct 10 to afternoon listings.
Mrs May of Columbia Pennsylvania writes she could not work and was weak yet found vigor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic blend of roots and herbs for restoring health and encourages other women suffering as she did to try the product.
Ogden hosts a Junior Red Cross meeting to organize relief efforts for forest children. Aposthy 1.0 McKashan calls for intensified service as Mr Dixon leads the committee. A bake sale or drive will fund the project and a distribution of care items will be planned for the junior members.
Senator Johnson arrives in Ogden tomorrow morning and will address attendees at the Alhambra theater at 2 o clock pm. He will tour nearby canyon routes, meet Weber City officials, and later travel to Lake for a speech at 8 o clock tomorrow evening.
Leontine Walloe a French girl who crossed the Atlantic and almost reached the United States by air to join her husband in Downey. Red Cross staff aided communication, found an interpreter, and arranged shelter at the New Henry hotel where she became agitated by an elevator ride. She later traveled to New York to meet relatives and extended thanks to Red Cross workers for their help.
A brief notice offers relief for constipation indigestion sick headache dilious cogs bloating sour stomach gas on the stomach and other conditions caused by clogged or irregular bowels urging readers to take a remedy.
A note states Helen Robinson, formerly of Ogden and now a resident of Olda, is sought by Red Cross officer Ron Chass for information about wishin and allowance checks for Mrs. Robin.
A dubious health advisory warns of kidney strain from heavy meat intake and suggests salting remedies like Jud Salts to cleanse the kidneys. The piece touts a sham remedy mix and overly technical language, misrepresenting medical guidance and urging use of a fizzy salt solution to relieve purported urinary and rheumatic symptoms. The tone imitates a period medical advert with dubious efficacy claims and unverified health benefits.
The report mentions Mrs. Clayton Grinwell of the Home Service Bureau of the Red Cross and a three day memorial service for Utah soldiers. Mrs Griswold is honored by Ogden 7 Cyoas efforts to attend the meeting.
The page advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promising instant hair darkening and natural results, claiming dramatic whitening and aging concerns ease after one or two applications. It also lists theatre notes with a farewell party, choir practice, reception plans, and film showings at the Rex with Audrey Munson.
Epworth League of the Methodist church will meet at 8 o clock this evening at Ether home. The notice mentions sugar refinery concerns and a United States food administration context with regions around Pittsburgh and Buffalo.
The Drama lab meets tomorrow at 2 40 PM at Miss Parachy Wright's home for an afternoon program. Performances include Jules Temastre and musical numbers by the Glee Club. Weber College Ladies' Glee Club debuts, with devotional services and short talks by Pent. Arous Dixon and Prof Willians.
The Daughters of the Mormon Battalion are set to meet Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Ethel Effinger’s home in Riverdale. Members are asked to attend and participate in the planned activities.
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