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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
9
Guidance on toothbrush care including cleaning, odor prevention, and storage. Advises boiling in hot water, salting to create a germicidal environment, and rinsing with salt solution. Adds a brief employment note for ushers at Utah Theatre with no phone inquiries.
The readable phrases hint at a narrative puzzle with distorted names and garbled terms. It references a center, vacation, and a puzzling phrase about a meator, while mentioning tears and an unclear figure aged around 58.
A perplexing text fragment questions where Mie prize labels go and how they become tangible products. It asks who the real inventors are and whether writers or others outpace them. It asks what happens to government ordered funds and how happiness or wealth distribute after purchases and shifts in popularity.
J. J. Brummitt of 2417 Hudson avenue advertises paying higher prices for liberty bonds. For buyers in day or carload lots, contact G. C. McPeek at 513 First National Bank Building. Day phone 442, night 1654.
In a startling announcement Proshtomt J. McLaucin and notable figures including Henry Frick and J.M. Langyrar say the mystery Smith will reveal the name before January 1, 1931. A gift of 4,000,000 is offered for the disclosure. The high-profile Roosefelter family and others are involved in the publicity tour and identity speculation.
England correspondent reports a woman barber who appears today in wartime duties. She proves a popular battalion figure as shops are opened and wartime measures affect daily life. Local residents note her presence boosts morale and support for the war effort.
A quirky note promotes cheerful transport with a colorful umbrella, urging cheerful weather gear for autumn. The playful message hints at practical, stylish use of bright umbrellas amid rainy days and seasonal mood.
A fragmented list of household tips covers quick meal ideas with pork, chicken and rice, cold desserts, travel basics like a rubber toothbrush and portable sewing items, plus hints on linens and handkerchiefs. The text reads like a rough catalog of domestic chores and small conveniences.
A ragged OCR fragment lists domestic tips and recipes. It mentions storing a Ming herb in a cheesecloth bag, cheese shells with huckleberry jam served with coffee, reheating leftover chicken on lower biscuits, and a week's washing in two hours with an electric washer. It also includes garbled advice on refuse material and its handling.
An unusual fragment describes dessert ideas like lemon milk sherbet and corn blends with shapeless notes of room decor and a Liberty bonds sale. It names contact via 2417 Hudson Ave and phone 59, suggesting an ad for bond trading alongside a quirky menu snippet.
King Albert and the Delgian monarchs and their son remained in California after arriving in Frisco. The party toured the region, expressed concern for President Wilson’s health, and marveled at American distances. The king recalled his past visit as crown prince and noted the enormity of the United States.
A report by M M Justin Utah and Nevada field agent for the Department of Culture shows improved crop conditions in Utah. Weber County yields per bushel are listed as spring wheat 29, oats 44, barley 41.6, corn 4, potatoes 86, and pasture 50 with sugar beets and other crops also benefiting from moderate temperatures.
An old feature discusses Nuxated Iron claiming men today can gain strength and endurance akin to legendary athletes. It cites Colonel Dempsey era figures, claims improved iron supply boosts vigor, notes medical opinions, and warns the remedy is not a miracle.
The report notes beets improved except Sevier county where blight hurts growth. It cites state yields near 4.26 million bushels for wheat, 1.162 million for oats, 0.9 million for barley, and mentions alfalfa and cabbage prospects improving in several counties including Duchenne, Uintah and San Juan. Two women drowned in Denver with a Brisbane, Nebraska letter as the sole clue to identity.
Advertisers list includes pricing changes for The Standard directory after April 3 194% and a long catalog of services and businesses in Ogden Utah from books and stationery to carpet cleaning upholstery repair life insurance real estate and more with multiple company names addresses and phone numbers listed for consumer reference. Entities include Bramwell Book and Stationery Utah National Bank O. C. OConnelly Gwen Halverson J Hampson Co McCarthy Co Intermountain Concrete Ogden Engraving Service Co Charles Hisenberg New York Life Insurance Anna Trunk & Furniture Co Ogden Jack House Deg Tae and Jock Repair Shop May and grain providers and numerous other local services.
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