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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1919
Page
2
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer tablets for safe fast relief. It claims Bayer has prescribed aspirin for millions over many years and offers twelve tablets per box with larger packages also available.
A damaged OCR passage from The Standard Ogden Utah shows garbled lines about publication details and Associated Press attribution. The fragment mentions establishment in 1874 and republication restrictions, but lacks coherent event or names to summarize beyond noting its imperfect state.
Local notices urge residents to register tomorrow and vote in Ogden City primary, noting polling stations open at 7 AM and close at 7 PM. Citizens are advised to check their voting district with civic officials before heading to the polls.
Voters are urged to choose one candidate for mayor one for commissioner and one for auditor. The primary election is shown as more important than the November 4 election. A note mentions a wind event at 45 miles per hour.
An engineer reports that adding heavy traffic requires double tracking the Great Bull Lake trestle. He notes railroads are handling unprecedented volume in 1917 1918 while coal zoning and material shortages hamper expansions. The lack of funding and uncertainty curb plans to enlarge capacity, leaving facilities below current traffic needs.
In a heated letter the author urges Salt Lake City to curb coal smoke and fog from chimneys. Proposes city inspectors teach proper furnace use to cut smoke, arguing it saves heat, conserves resources, and protects public health. Also critiques tobacco smoke and calls for public action.
An advertisement touts a product promising rapid hair regrowth and thicker, stronger hair. It urges readers to apply a small amount to the scalp, claiming it stops shedding and improves appearance, with claims of gloss and fullness.
A reader letter criticizes smoking in public spaces and argues for stricter city regulation of smoking in offices, depots, and halls. The note calls for limiting smoke emissions to protect community health and urges enforcement of rules on heating plants and air quality, referencing Ogden as a local concern.
The country laments President Wilson faced with severe strain since the war began. The tone honors his dedication and toil under heavy burden, noting his steadfast service to the nation. The piece reflects concern for his health and the endurance required to lead during wartime.
The text laments a man and woman recalling Lincoln with reproach and hate, noting he was loved in life and ethics defined by self sacrifice. It remarks on American public life where partisanship veers toward mental strain and universal probing of character.
Ogden High will offer a regular French class at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday October 14. Those interested may call the high school for details.
King Albert of the Delglins and Queen Bravi attended a historic Spanish divslo c ceremony in Santa Barbara. The crowd gathered as royal pages and Spanish tabhors prepared a canopy while four held it aloft. The king and queen were blessed with holy water and made the sign of the cross before being seated inside Unenacred portals.
The king and queen toured a venerable monastery built after an 1812 quake and dedicated in 1820, with three monks kneeling during mass. Notable attendees included Mrs. William McKinley and Countess de, while the royal party later swam at a beach and visited coastal mountains. Crown Prince Leopold hiked with a U.S. embassy official and enjoyed a light lunch before a public piano recital for a guest.
A fragmented notice states the royal train will leave at 11 pm and references selling Liberty bonds. It mentions contact details including J. J. Brummit at 12417 Hudson Avenue and a phone number 59, in a garbled promotional style.
Sioux City October 12 A Vallander a former army flyer was killed this afternoon when his airplane dived nose first from about 100 feet and crashed. Bystanders say he fainted and his body pitched forward, holding the controls to steer the craft to the ground.
An endurance contest of 300 miles tests high breed cavalry horses under Army remount program. Devons Mass hosts the event starting Tuesday with 260 pound minimum weight, judging by endurance, speed and endurance. Prizes total 1000 dollars plus cups. owner of the winning horse earns the Valiel States mounted service cup, held until a rider wins it three times.
New motorbike record for the 100 mile race set by Albert Burns of Los Angeles at Sheepshead Bay speedway. He finished in 1 hour 5 minutes 5 seconds. Ray Wishaar of Bridgeport set the fifty mile record in 32 minutes 87.2 seconds. Parkhurst's 700 mile record on the same course dated July 4, 1916 stood at 1 hour 8 minutes 12.3 seconds. The old 100 miles record was 93 minutes 35 seconds.
Dr. Connor, formerly of Jonas Eoepkina Hospital, endorses Nicata as a harmless cure for tobacco dependence. The ad touts nicotine tablets to eliminate cravings, claims quick health benefits, and promises money refunds if unsatisfied. It cites widespread nicotine poisoning and encourages purchases at local drug stores and pharmacists.
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