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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
2
Local druggists announce a city and state wide advertising push for the fastest pain remedy and the original best improvement for the old fashioned mustard plaster. The sale is guaranteed to druggists and consumers, with orders obtainable from jobbers.
An archival ad extols Begy's Mustarine as a superior remedy for pain and inflammation. It claims fast relief from aches, neuralgia, gout, and other conditions, touting a non blistering heat and claiming widespread usefulness. The copy urges quick orders and promotes a small price for a large, claimed effective remedy.
The discussion covers keeping the national defense act of June 24 1916 with amendments and a standing army of 280 000. General Sibert argues for fire aviation tank warfare and retention of cavalry units, warning of future wars with air bombing and gas and urging aviation expansion and sustained rearmament.
An account by Tlavs M. S. Rice recounts how a chemical engineer adapted to wartime shortages by producing rennet from alternative sources. From dependence on Germany for the essential enzyme, he developed methods to extract rennet from the stomach of a hog, enabling the U.S. cheese industry to become self sufficient. The story praises American resourcefulness and industrial resilience.
A naval and military outlook warns gas and airplanes will play a major role in future warfare. Major General Sibert urges retaining and expanding the gas branch with gas-equipped divisions, noting Congress funding limits hinder progress. Future studies should be independent of mil and university control with expert input.
In the final hours before the October 21 deadline, residents are urged to register or update their registration by 9 PM to ensure eligibility for the upcoming Tuesday election. The notice stresses every vote matters for advancing candidates to the November 4 final.
An American company forms The Chemical Foundation to acquire and hold German owned U S chemical patents seized under the alien property custodian after World War I. The foundation, backed by the American Dyes Trust, the American Manufacturing Chemists Association, and other industry leaders, aims to displace foreign firms by purchasing German patents and assets valued at about 250000 dollars.
The Foundation will acquire and license patents across chemistry and related fields to encourage American production and deter German imports. It will pursue nonexclusive licenses on reasonable terms, prosecute infringements, and offer licenses for marks, aiming to strengthen US industry while supporting broad public access to inventions. The Foundation plans to purchase German-origin rights and operate as an impartial hub for research, development, and collaboration between universities and industry.
French will be taught with the reed at Ogden High School. Those interested should call the high school at seven thirty daily for details. Contact BO. Potorann, attorney.
In Mandan North Dakota on October 3 Albert Browka, high profile suspect, reportedly paralyzed, allegedly confessed to fatally striking his wife in Columbus. State’s attorney Hengke received the confession and described the attack as a breast wound with an iron object during a quarrel. Browka has been traveling county to county while awaiting trial.
The anniversary of the discovery of America was celebrated here and throughout the provinces by King Alfonso and government representatives and Spanish American associations. The minister announced an official celebration of the 400th anniversary of Falgiellan’s voyage to the new world as an exposition at Seville in 1929.
Inquiries invited from buyers seeking day in carload lots. Contact G C McPeek at 513 First National Bank Building by calling day 442 or night 1654 for details and arrangements.
Thousands of New York Longshoremen packed Cooper Union to vote on whether to call off the strike pending action by the national adjustment commission. Tensions rose as IWW influence was charged, but leaders urged workers to await the commission’s Dec 1 decision. The walkout threatens Harbor freight, with 11,000 members and allied workers out, affecting express deliveries.
In the opening grand circuit meet at the Lakewood track, Direct C. won the 2:05 pace in 2:05 over a $2500 purse, driven by Beck, with performances noting 2:02 1/4 best. The day featured a clash between Top Geers and Murphy in the 2:12 event, won by Homefast driven by Geers, two firsts and a third for Woodpatch piloted by Murphy. Other events included the 2:09 trot won by Lou Todd driven by Vo Fleming, and the 2:20 Southern Horses race taken by Direct a Yennesses mare owned and driven by W. M. Tolley of Columbia, Tenn.
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