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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
8
President Wilson’s health bulletin states he did not rest well due to swelling of the prostate gland, though overall condition remains generally good. Vital signs were reported stable, and doctors indicated no immediate change in treatment or prognosis.
Sample primary ballot listing candidates for Ogden Utah offices to be voted on October 21 1919. It names nominees for mayor commissioner for the four year term and auditor, reflecting the city's party slate and local electoral process of that period.
Paris returns to civil control as army dictates recede. France tightens border and port oversight while night life debates longer hours. Diplomatic maneuvering with Germany continues, Clemenceau ill at times but pressing peace efforts with a cautious voice. War losses total 27 ships reported by Leygues with several battleships named including Danton Ganlios and Suffren.
An old advertisement claims Americans suffer kidney trouble from rich food and urges use of Jad Salts as a daily kidney flushing remedy. It touts lithia-based formula, claiming it cleanses urine, reduces irritation, and ends bladder disorders, presenting the product as inexpensive and safe for every home.
Washington Oct 13 President Wilson’s condition described as about the same by Rear Admiral Grayson his personal physician In an informal briefing Dr Grayson said a gradual though slight improvement was noted Reports noting daily changes were slight and could be clearly indicated in brief bulletins He departed from form to provide oral updates while rest remained essential and important matters would receive attention as needed
An old-time remedy suggests applying a sage tea and sulfur mix to darken hair, claiming gray and faded strands darken evenly after a few applications. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready-made alternative from drug stores for convenient use.
Roosevelt Field Mineola reports the arrival of Lieutenant H.E. Queens piloting a Hall HL machine with passenger J.K. Bishop at 10:46:33, followed by Lieutenant Robert S. Worthington landing at 2:17:08 piloting a single seater S.E.5. Washington announces rules for transcontinental flight timing, requiring return flights not earlier than 48 hours after arrival, with exceptions if sundown prevents continuation.
PHILADELPHIA October 14 De Francis X Dercum denounced Senator George M Moses of New Hampshire for a claim that President Wilson hid a brain lesion and that mind concentration could reopen it. He called the report nonsensical and warned against paying heed to rumors. Dr Charles Da Costa of Philadelphia, noted for his Paris trip, was mentioned in relation to the president's condition.
A torn line shows a speaker refusing to discuss the president's condition or his visit to France. The transcript hints at confusion or garbled wording, with a terse claim of ignorance about events and timing.
An article discusses a Prend selenist product labeled Huya-Phosphata claimed to strengthen nerves energy and vigor, and to aid thinness and fatigue. Dr. Predayiek endorses wide medical use across hospitals, noting rapid gains in strength within about two weeks.
Federal authorities in the Midwest say they have arrested the alleged bomber connected to the May Day plots. Major General Teousa Wood ordered action after a strike by Alevh workers threatened state authorities in handling the crisis. The arrest followed a nighttime bombing in the driveway of A. Mil cholk Pabner, a Gulied Statea atarway gentral at Washington, as officials described the investigation.
Fragmentary report suggests investigators are clarifying alleged terror plots tied to May Day and June 2. The story references claimed conspirators, weather delays, and medical conditions among participants as teams plan potential returns if repairs allow.
Twelve aviators near the end of a continental race from Mineola to San Francisco entered final phases. Most San Francisco originals have retired. six remain with others already archived or moving along the route. The field includes Major 3. 6C. Barthell and Richter among the last entrants, with routes through Chicago and Cleveland noted.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Howard’s Buttermilk Cream as a skin softener and clearant. It promises pliability and finishes with a low price, claiming a full refund if not satisfactory and urging purchase at local drugstores.
Fragmentary notes indicate Evers will replace Bezdek at Pittsburg with talk of Joli Beern and Urn in coaching roles. Mentions of Pen State figures Urn Byers and George Cutshaw appear, with speculation on track and team leadership and potential successors to Rabinsin in Brooklyn.
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