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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
9
A fragmented OCR note references Bayer as the genuine aspirin brand. It mentions “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” and directions for pain cold and rheumatic conditions. The text notes packaging sizes, price hints, and Bayer as trade mark of Bayer Manufacture.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Father M. Movie rector of Grace Church elected bishop of Utah to succeed Right Reverend Thomas Gardner as suffragan bishop. Mention of Hosea, Ten aise, and House of Bishops appears muddled.
An advertisement touts a grape and lemon juice based salt formula to flush clogged kidneys. It claims to ease rheumatism headaches liver trouble and nervousness by reducing urinary acidity and cleansing the kidneys. The pitch urges regular early morning use with water.
Two hundred fans travel from Ogden to Salt Lake for a noon holiday game as Ogden high school bidders face West High in a track showdown. Both teams feature strong lineups. the winner advances to state honors against East High. Students ride to cheer, with a long trip and festive mood amid holiday events.
Frank Hardy, renowned member of New York City's first American Athletic Club, navigates Ogden en route to San Francisco for a cross country voyage. A walker and distance runner with Eastern records, Hardy has averaged over forty miles daily on several trips and aims to complete the next six hundred mile leg in record time. He expects to reach the coast soon after visiting a Standard representative.
An ornate ad touts Let Danderine as a hair beautifier promising thick gleamy hair and prevention of hair loss. It claims a 3 scent bottle of Candecine enhances scalp freshness, reduces shedding, restores brightness and abundance, urging purchase at drug or toilet shops.
After a two day search Ogden Officer Charles Tair located Pete Jackson who allegedly stole pants a coat and shoes from Schultz Clothing on lower Twenty fifth Street. Jackson and a companion entered a theater buying underwear. Jackson allegedly struck the proprietor when confronted and confessed to the robbery and assault. A search for the second man remains ongoing.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative cathartic that regulates the bowel and stomach without causing griping or souring, contrasting with harsh products like Calomel, Salts, or O11. It urges readers to switch to Cascarets Cast or lite for all day ease.
Frank Johnson brother of a famous Colorado aviator visits Ogden to assess landing fields in Washington city. He notes the fields as among the best in the west and plans to fly from Deaver to San Francisco on a $19,900 wager with a Denver businessman. Johnson’s brother Carl aims to attempt the Deaver to San Francisco flight after a later kickoff. He served in France and is a noted ace. Ogden expected to host flights on return.
An old ad promotes removing corns with fingers and a product called Freezone. It claims quick relief and painless results by dropping the solution on the corn or callus, removing it “rool and all.” The text shows spelling errors and informal tone.
Memorial serge for Frederick F Schmalz, Ogden youth lost in France, to be held at Uintah meeting house Sunday at 2 PM. State Auditor Joseph Birle and President Samuel Dye keynote. Bishop Charles Ser nolius conducts. Following the program, the monument unveiling takes place with a flag-lifting ceremony.
C H S staged a rally ahead of the football game with West Side High School of Salt Lake. A reed band performed with four saxophones and two clarinets as students joined the second verse of songs. The performance drew enthusiasm and the band plans to play at assemblies and games through winter while practicing something new for the next rally.
Governor Bamberger and Nevada officials are expected to be invited to the Armistice Day celebration by the Herman Baker post No 9 of the American Legion in Ogden. He will likely speak at the big ceremony. Street decorations and memorial services will be finalized at the next local meeting, with the date nearly set.
A Eastern state juvenile court dealt with a case where a Western City girl aged about 15 was placed at the Industrial School amid accusations of interference by two Mexican men, one older and one younger. Officials allege she was being alienated from her parents, with the family living near railroad yards. The older man reportedly gained influence with the girl, while suspicions arose that the family condoned the Mexican contact and improper associations. The case drew on juvenile authorities’ belief the family is unsafeguard.
fragmented ad style text claims piles can be cured in fourteen days with PAZO OINTMENT and promises relief from itching swelling and irritation with better sleep after application. text is garbled and difficult to verify.
A banquet honoring the Anicatean leon and the Institute will be held at a New York hotel tonight with 1000 guests invited. W. Gary, chairman of the United States Sleep corporation, will serve as castmaster.
A fragment from a 1910s era newspaper notes an elderly resident’s narrow escape and mixed medical advice. The text references Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, a Cologne aviation report, and a freight-rate decision affecting dressed meat, all presented in a terse montage with missing context.
The Miracle Man stage production led by George Loane Tucker features Tom Meaghan as Tom Parke and Betty Compson as Rose with Joseph J Dowling as the Patriarch. The narrative follows a Chinatown gang, a healer called the Miracle Man, and a transforming arc of Burke and Rose as moral revelations unfold.
Multiple death notices and funeral services for local families. Services listed for Bagman, Hooper, Comb, Bell, Bower with details on dates, times, locations at Larkin & Son chapel and Ogden City cemetery. Names include Joseph P Hackman, Elizabeth Goddard Hackman, Wayne Hackman, John W Hooper, Pauline Rhea Comb, Georie F Bell, George H Drowning, and speakers Rev J Carver and Bishop Brown.
A garbled ad-like notice touts nicotine as deadly and urges readers to try Nicotol tablets. It promises a refund if ineffective and hints at a Doctor Connor article forthcoming. The piece advocates quitting tobacco through the advertised remedy with sensational health claims.
A concise medical note describes coated tongue and breath changes along with sour stomach bloating gas and indigestion. It mentions potential links to indigestion constipation and general abdominal discomfort and calls for evaluation if symptoms persist or worsen.
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