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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
4
A vintage advertisement promotes Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a facial beauty aid. It touts wrinkle reduction and complexion brightening, urging women to apply the cream daily for smoother skin and a youthful look. The copy mentions availability and emphasizes its effectiveness across various skin concerns.
London reports Prime Minister Ullman telegraphs from Riga that German troops in regular regiments are being permitted to cross the frontier to participate in facilities, signaling a cross border military action amid Baltic region tensions.
The note previews an Orpheum show titled Ok Baby featuring Marcus Stow and Marcus Poariex with a teaser about a famous producer A. J. Marcus. It hints at a light entertainment program on Sunday October 16 with references to performances and sponsorship.
A translated news digest notes German Major Bischoff and von der Goltz authorities at odds over a court martial. Reports describe German attacks repulsed at Minamunde and Friedhadt, and Estonian allied forces capturing Chorova Nienetska. Prisoner exams indicate German units crossed near Telit into Livia without German opposition. Major Bishote directed Riga operations while German guards disarmed stations at Zezera Schrunden.
A long fragmented consumer health feature argues tobacco harms and urges quitting. It cites heart strain, addiction risks, and consumer warnings. The article mentions medical guidance, alleged patient experiences, and a pharmaceutical angle urging cessation products and support.
Fragmented, garbled OCR text shows stray phrases and clipped lines. It references figures like Wilson and D Annunzio, mentions amnesty for deserters, League of Nations, taxes, and prohibition, with scattered personal names and odd misspellings. Overall, a disordered collage of political and social snippets from a historic paper.
The poem rails at modern life and politics with a satirical tone. It laments rising tensions, social decay, and the burdens of leaders while praising resilience and simple joys amid turmoil. The speaker critiques pomp, censorship, and noise, urging steadiness and humor.
Fragmentary childhood diary style note describes Benny being sent on errands and misread requests. The text hints at a shop, a drawing machine, fixes, and street wandering with uncertain names and activities. Details are garbled but convey a wartime memory fragment of a boy and his tasks.
President Wilson plans to study an opinion from the Department of Justice on the prohibition enforcement bill and a food control measure as he nears a deadline to act. Doctors report stable vitals after a difficult stretch, while officials sign four bills and grant clemency in other cases.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an ad pitch claiming a free trial of a hair tint product. Mentions phrases such as there are many daily sailors and enslavers with a Brownstone name and a list of dubious terms.
An advertisement-style piece touts Native Liss 222 Tablets as a remedy for constipation headaches and digestive issues. It urges users to take one or two tablets daily, claims improvements in health and vigor, and promises a money back guarantee with genuine product warnings and nationwide availability.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Foley Kidney Pills with claims of restoring strength to weak kidneys and easing related pains. The ad cites Mrs. C. J. Elie and A. Re McIntyre Drug Co as sources and mentions headaches rheumatic pain and eye floaters as conditions treated by the product.
Notice sets a special meeting of the stockholders of the Detachable Plowsharesher Manufacturing Company at Ogden Weber County Utah on November 8 1919 at 2 pm The agenda covers amendments to the Articles of Incorporation including allocation of capital stock and the creation of Promotion Stock for H J Nordquist and Hugh Holdaway with dividend rights specifying forty percent to the named holders and sixty percent to others
Notice to stockholders of a special meeting at Mercer Block Ogden on November 15 193% at 1 30 pm to amend articles of incorporation. Proposal to raise capital to 1 000 000 split into common and preferred stock with eight percent dividends and first lien on assets. Action by board Patterson president and Jensen secretary.
An OCR dated mix of business ads listing phones and services across Ogden Utah. Entries include Bramwell Book and Stationery, UK National Bank, T. I. O Connally lawyer, carpet cleaning by various firms, chiropractors, dentists, engravers, life insurance agents, remodeling and renovation, furniture dealers, painting, printing, piano tuning, real estate, waste disposal, and window cleaning. The fragmentary page names many local merchants, contact numbers, and brief service notes.
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