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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
10
Dorothy Dix argues that wives win lasting affection by revealing flaws before marriage. She claims many marriages fail due to deception in courtship and urges couples to know each other truly. The piece lauds a plan where women present imperfect traits to prevent later disillusionment and divorce.
A Brooklyn mother reports her 15 year old daughter suffered backache dizziness and illness but improved after taking five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with bringing significant relief and urges other mothers to try it.
An old advertisement touts Poslam for skin relief. It claims quick healing with little application, stating itching and irritation stop as pimples and rashes fade. It assures Poslam is safe for all skin and won’t harm, inviting readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
President Wilson reviews discussions on the treaty and Senate reservations. He argues Americans must not forget war sacrifices and honors veterans while urging careful examination of the treaty’s birth, growth, and global liberty principles. He warns against narrow views and urges unity in weighing the great charter.
A wartime speech urges readiness for national defense and taxes, arguing the country must mobilize young men, preserve democracy, and build industrial strength while pursuing an ordered peace. Johnson visits St Louis to address the league and public gatherings, highlighting unity and reconstruction after war.
An advertisement describes a tonic sold by A. McIntyre Co promising to cure catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and relieve stomach and bowel ailments including appendicitis. The copy asserts quick self treatment and offers a money back guarantee.
The funeral for John Mitchell former chairman of the New York State Industrial Commission and ex president of the United Mine Workers was held at St Peter's Cathedral Scranton. Thousands attended including mine workers operators railroad leaders and miners from Cleveland. A high mass was celebrated by Rev John J Gurran of Wilkes Barre. The procession to the cathedral cemetery featured many valley workers.
Thousands of telegrams await General John Pershing after his New York harbor landing. Captain Ray Ward of the American Legion sends congratulations from the royal chapter and Ogden Port president J. Ward to express gratitude for his service guiding democracy.
Fragmentary report describes a purported plot to assassinate a Peruvian president amid a revolt. Details are unclear with garbled names and places. rebels reportedly approach capital as government forces resist.
An old advertisement extols Resinol Soap as a skin cleanser that refreshes and helps reduce pimples. It claims daily use improves complexion, offsets cosmetic flaws, and softens rough skin, while noting related products marketed alongside.
Report from Wyoming and neighboring states describes crowded hotels and housing shortages as families move west. Officials warn motorists to slow near canyons after a Beery point accident. several workers suffer injuries and a single driver faces possible punishment. Warnings issued by State Road Agent We He Taylor and local officials reflect widespread concern about unsafe driving and transportation conditions amid labor activity and relocation.
The era sees hotels packed as building activity soars in Denver. Crown Palaces and Albany report constant demand while major hotels struggle to secure reservations. Housing shortages persist with 1060 vacant homes in a cache of urban development, and 600 houses monthly being readied yet demand outpaces supply. Two large skyscrapers rise in the Colarado area, one planned as twelve stories and another ten stories.
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