22 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
1
A advertise ment promotes Cascarets as a night time laxative to prevent biliousness and constipation. It claims fast, gentle relief without griping, with 60 pleasant doses and benefits like easing headaches gas indigestion and overall feeling of malaise for a brighter tomorrow.
The Elks of Ogden No 728 plan a program in honor of the Grand Exalted Ruler arriving Tuesday from the northwest. A meeting at 1:30 pm will precede a banquet and tours of the canyon. Officers W C G Camm C A Hoytman J and Knauss help arrange events.
Red Cross membership drive posters are maturing as advance posters go up in windows. Mrs Ruth Williams will chair the poster committee and oversee downtown booth workers with Douglas Watson in charge of securing speakers and new plans to boost publicity. S. P. Dobbs handles four minute talks while Mrs S O Stevens acts as treasurer and Mrs Sindo Felton as executive secretary. Offices open on Washington Avenue midweek as supplies arrive. County leaders will canvass for members during November 2 to 11 with a county wide push for memberships.
Relief claim for catarrhal deafness and head noises offered with Parmint mixture. Instructions urge mixing seven ounces Parmint with one pint water and sugar then taking a tablespoonful four times daily for seven days. Claims include opening nostrils, easing mucus drainage, and reduced distress. cautions about cost and self prescription.
A fragmented report from Berlin notes former emperor Ferdinand Donn suing a film actor over a plan to exhibit works once banned in Bavaria. The case centers on rights to display what were previously forbidden artifacts and the involvement of the ex-emperor’s party allies.
A fragment discusses a quirked warning about quinine tablets marked Dromo Quinine with Grove’s signature and a 10c price. It mentions government suppression orders on October 10 aimed at preventing political misuse, alluding to a broader effort to curb sensational claims and political agitation during a volatile period.
A vintage recruitment piece urges young men to join the Navy now claiming it offers world travel, hard work and play, a 30 day vacation, steady pay, and lifelong readiness. It promises exposure to seven seas and six continents and notes a nearby recruiting station with postal workers ready to help.
Miss Annette Wray leads a Salt Lake based Carnation cereals campaign at the Metropolitan store. The team, including several young women, will be on site for three days to present Cereals and distribute dainty samples to shoppers, promoting the Carnelian cereal brand.
An advertisement promotes Elyo mel inhaler as a pocket remedy for catarrh bronchitis influenza sore throat and colds. It claims the Australian quinine-based formula clears nasal passages in two minutes and offers complete outfits including an inhaler and bottle of Elyomed with refills available at druggists for a small extra cost.
King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth visit Cincinnati to receive cheers from citizens and schoolchildren granted a holiday. Governor Cox and Mayor Galvis greet the royal party as they tour hospitals and factories before a concert at Music Hall. The royal entourage leaves for Washington at 4 pm.
The item touts morning drinking of hot water with limestone phosphite as a health cure to cleanse stomach and bowels. It claims daily elimination prevents toxins, headaches, bad breath, and other ailments and urges readers to buy a quarter pound of phosphite, warning of dangers of neglect.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion with acidity gas and pain. It also notes Judge O Ly McCord of Peoria will judge the Ogden poultry show December 28 to January 3 under the Weber County Poultry Association, with a special meeting held to finalize show details.
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy with pure ingredients and no narcotics. A separate note mentions AR McIntyre Drug Co and a Rotary Club luncheon with H. Hinckley discussing a voyage problem and David O. McKay in attendance. The fragment references Buffalo laborers, the Kansas Pacific railway project, and Mt. St. Elias in Alaska as notable facts.
In Salt Lake City on Oct 22 voters backed A Bock and J E Darmer for mayor in a city election with 32 831 total votes cast. Green and Hewlett led for commissioner with Green's close margin over rivals, while several candidates for commissioner ran strong in various wards and some soldiers faced registration issues affecting turnout.
Four Colombian women aboard a Taura steamer failed to qualify for U.S. entry after presenting a copy of Ponce de Leon’s grant of Florida as identification. Immigration officials ruled the evidence insufficient and kept the group and 31 other passengers aboard the vessel pending appeal of the Form 228 requirement.
Berlin Oct 22 Count Johanna Bernstorff formerly German envoy to the United States testifies before the committee probing German officials role in starting the war The former ambassador recalls Wilson era efforts in 1914 and 1916 to present peace proposals while noting American sentiment and perceived German weakness The testimony explores Wilsons stance on peace without victory and peace terms
The department permits the em barged passengers to land after a fee was paid by Senora Teresa Taneo, wife of the former Colonels minister to Tera, and sister of the minister to England.
An old advertisement touts "Papa's Cold Compound" as a fast fix for nasal congestion headaches fevers and body aches. It promises relief within two doses and boasts high effectiveness with minimal cost, highlighting a quick onset of relief from cold symptoms.
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