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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
10
Dorothy Dix argues the servant question hinges on fair pay and reasonable hours. She asserts home life requires privacy, urges workers to choose employers wisely, and notes eight hour ideals clash with factory norms.
Reprieves granted by Governor Samuel Kielvig extend to January for Ale fron B. Cole and Allen Grammet, both under sentence to die today for the death of Cranmer's mother-in-law Mrs Kal G. Vext of near Kiba, with Cole’s appeal pending in the supreme court.
An old testimonial from Mrs. Alice Christopher claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her four years of irregularities weakness and nervousness after two doctors failed to help. She reports improved regularity and general well being and invites others to inquire.
At the request of Secretary Baker, Congress considers honoring General Peyton C. Marsh as chief of staff. The Military Committee recommended passage, with expected strong opposition in the House and a formal bill proceeding through the process.
President Wilson arrives at Oregon Short Line station amid a parade along South Temple and Main streets. The motor procession proceeds to Fourth South and Fifth streets, then to Fort Douglas. A dinner with Provident and Mrs Wise is planned, followed by a Tabernacle event with Governor Bamberger introducing the president and a 8:30 p.m. start.
A New York physician warns that catarrh of the stomach is often mistaken for indigestion and dangerous. Symptoms include coated tongue bad breath sour stomach vomiting and gas. The remedy advised is purified hydrated magnesia in hot water to coat cleanse and neutralize stomach acids while aiding digestion.
The Orpheum Week opens with Amare and Obey in Parisian Eccentriques a midair act impressed by precision. Lille Shaw Lawrence Williams and Charles Burnison star in There She Goes Again a drama about elopement under the plot of a brutal husband and a dancing instructor. The fours Comedy Four entertain with witty harmonies and a lively end. Jae Fanton and company perform A Moralight Camp a novel acrobatic act praised for freshness. Movies and Mr Ericksen's orchestra round out the program to a strong audience response.
An old advertisement promotes internal medicine to treat catarrh deafness and head noises at home. It claims many patients regain hearing, describes a preparation using Parmint dissolved in hot water with sugar, and instructs dosage four times daily. Cites Eustachian tube and pressure balance as rationale.
Utah Supreme Court Justice Joseph Frick spoke at a regional gathering in Salt Lake City asserting that the American Legion should remain out of politics but not entirely aloof from public life. He argued the Legion retains the right to influence policy through electing officials and urging public actions, while urging citizens to judge policies independently.
A speaker argues that constitutional means allow the people to alter government and urges meeting under law to pursue necessary changes. He contrasts civilian control with a Soviet model, defending individual rights and cautioning against partisan organization under military influence.
An elderly driver credits Mayr's WonderOil for relief from chronic stomach and intestinal pains that caused dizzy spells and a crash into a telephone pole. The ad claims one dose proves its efficacy and notes a Rex theatre eight reel movie ahead with two price levels.
Washington dispatch outlines steps to organize the World League of Nations with Sir Eric Drummond and Maymond W. Feidick coordinating in London. The organization contemplates assigning officials to the league and forming an international secretariat while planning for the international court of justice.
The organization lists members including Stephen Pinrhun, Franca as chairman, Edward M. Honne of the United States, Lord Trahert from Certl, and other titled figures from Italy, Japan, Belgium, Greece, Spain, Brazil, and more.
Eighteen drivers are entered at the Rheenshead hay speedway for a 150 mile classic and a ten mile special match race tomorrow afternoon. The content board announced the event to decide the long distance and repeat champion of 1919. The entries in the races were listed as received.
Ralph DePalma Toremy Milton Ralph Mitford Joe Borer and Louis Chevrolet lead a ten mile match race series as contenders for the sprint title. Eighteen drivers start the 150 mile event revived as the speed touch contest between the Chevrolet brothers. Gaston Chevrolet seeks to reclaim a title tied to his 109 mile world record long held for over a decade.
The Tasettune reports Americans bought the Stahl syndicate plants at Kaptenburz, Württemberg. The new owners allegedly imposed a ten hour day and piece work, with discharge for resistance. If disturbances occurred, American military forces would intervene. management reportedly accepted the terms.
A dubious health claim about nicotine and tobacco harm promotes Nicotol as a cure and urges readers to quit by using the tablet. The ad cites Dr Connor and a pharmacist endorsement, promising a money back guarantee and nationwide sales through druggists.
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