24 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
1
Medical authorities warn that excess stomach acid, not lack of enzymes, triggers indigestion and sourness. Digestive aids may be unnecessary. instead, Disurated Magnesia is advised after meals to calm the stomach and prevent discomfort.
Washington reports President Wilson continues slowly to gain strength per physicians bulletin. The update notes no new information and is issued after late morning. In Philadelphia, Cunha sets a new American record in the 100 yard dash at the AAU meet but fails to reach the final, while Greer wins the race.
A reader from Lena Oregon recommends a DIY cough syrup called Menho Laxaeno for quick relief from coughs and asthma, sold as concentrated essence with directions to mix at home. Also reports General Diaz in London receiving a sword for his service and a U S attorney shot in Alaska, with details of the incident and custody.
J Ondarson Gwen is named to the Omaha chamber of commerce as executive commissioner with duties starting December 1. After a long selection process, M Larzon, former executive, contends for past roles and Robert Mantes of Omaha secures other chamber responsibilities. The position pays 10000 dollars annually and draws applicants from across the country.
An old printed ad touts Wizard Ol as a safe treatment for headaches and neuralgia. It claims rapid relief by rubbing on painful areas and cites antiseptic benefits to prevent infection. The ad promotes quick fixes for sore feet stiff neck frost bites cold sores and feeble health with a money back guarantee.
Ritlop Breodard presents Senator Johnson with Purringtons questions from January 10. The exchanges touch on US relations with South American republics, likely allied votes, debts tied to Cuba, Nicaragua and Panama, and Western Hemisphere interests. Johnson denies obligation to return Shantung and rejects a forced war without a League of Nations, while affirming skepticism about world opinion and the value of public sentiment in foreign affairs.
A vintage ad touts Sage and Sulphur compounds to turn gray hair dark. It claims quick, natural color without obvious dyeing, recommends single or repeated applications, and promotes Wyeth’s Sage Sulphur Compound as a reliable, affordable remedy.
Lawrence Heywood argues that the League of Nations fails to represent all people and relies on Article X. He contends it lacks global legitimacy, noting confidence rests in the principle of the world’s people rather than the league’s inclusivity.
An old家庭 advertisement touts do it yourself dry cleaning at home for women garments and household fabrics. It recommends Solvite soap with gasoline as the solvent, claims fabrics emerge bright with no fading or wrinkles and no pressing needed. It warns to dry clean outdoors away from flame and to avoid without Solvite soap.
The Pantages program at the Orpheus includes Reel and Eva with a lively mixed bill. Performers Vaiynia, Iola Gricks, the Zierley sisters, jazz band, and ensemble deliver song and dance numbers with notable rhythm. Erickson orchestra and Pantagescope add to the show. overall, a competent, entertaining, crowd-pleasing revue. In boxing news, welterweight title holder loses belt to Jack Reynold in Cedar Rapids.
Plans unfold for a grand Armistice Day in Ogden led by William Baker Post No 9 with crowds funneling toward a full slate of events. The Southern Pacific band is slated to perform at 5 pm and organizers expect thousands of visitors from San Francisco to Salt Lake, as new features are added daily and veterans promote a nation wide turnout.
United Mine Workers of America leader Lewis reports a second armed invasion planned by miners in the Cann Creek coal region. The governor accuses mining factions of arming and distributing ammunition with talk of shooting and seizure of telegraph lines, as the telegram was sent toward Washington.
More than 1500 members of the American Iron and Steel Association gathered in New York to back Filbert Gary, head of the United States Steel Corp, following his national industrial conference address in Washington. The resolution passed after Judge Gary spoke, drawing ovations that lasted minutes.
A fragmented advertises a laxative tea claiming to purify and relieve constipation. The text references a drug store promotion by McIntyre Drug Co and urges trial and endorsement to others. The wording is garbled but centers on a patent remedy for constipation and a sales pitch.
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