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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
11
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President Wilson drew massive crowds in Utah during a nationwide tour. In Ogden and Salt Lake City thousands lined streets while more than 15,000 gathered at the tabernacle to hear the leader speak. The president’s tour aimed to unify the nation and boost public support during his nationwide drive.
Last night he was cheered for his attitude. He was the sixth president to visit Utah, a trip that will long be remembered in the state. President Grant visited Ogden during his term and was followed by Harrison, McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, and Woodrow Wilson, tracing a line of notable leaders through Utah history.
The ad claims blood iron phosphate helps weak, thin people gain flesh and strength. A three week course costs 50 cents per week, with a money back guarantee if the user does not feel stronger or weigh more. It touts sleepe and vitality improvements and stresses a bold sales pitch from a confident salesman.
Government medical aid at government expense is available to traveling Canadian soldiers in the United States under a reciprocal Canada United States agreement. A bill in Congress would extend medical attention to transient soldiers of allied forces in need while in this country.
In Ogden yesterday the president and Mrs Wilson traveled aboard a special train, escorted by the Overland Limited and guarded by railroad officials from Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific. Engineers Abe Hatch and J Ryfantth led crews with careful safety measures at local yards and along the routes, as guards patrolled bridges and the Wlock system was checked. Officials including W B Scott and F Dyer accompanied the train, with pilots, conductors, and brakemen ensuring a secure journey to Salt Lake and beyond.
Waskell TE Shurtliff of 285 Twenty street announces his bid for city commissioner. Born in Ogden in 1863, he has resided here his life and is the oldest son of President J. W. Shurtlitt. He spent twenty five years with the Rio Grande railroad in the freight department and is well known among railroad men. The petition is being circulated and signed by many friends.
An old page ad touts Ethel Clayton promoting Derantia a beauty product promising a soft white velvety complexion. It claims the cream gives instant coverage replacing powder and offers a fair skin ideal with rosy cheeks. The copy urges readers to buy at non-specific counters and warns against Miss Clayton appearing in the feature.
The text warns of dangerous stomach acid and gas from indigestion and promotes Eleuratoil Magnolia and Magnnesia brands as safe remedies. It touts neutralizing excess acid, easing pain, and cleansing with advertised elixirs, urging readers to buy and trust these products for relief. It also mentions a Rocky Mountain remedy and Meintyre advertisement as trusted purifiers.
Civilian families seek Red Cross help under a peace time program as offices handle many applications. The Lex Cross plans to assist civilian families, awaiting authorization fromregon authorities, with expected word soon. A modern Lorelei and Two Gun Trixie show at the Cozy today.
Sept 24 at the tabernacle crowding caused a fatal cerebral hemorrhage in E 11 Fendal 54 prominent caterer and ice cream maker at Palace apartments and many others injured including Margaret Beatty 28 with a broken collarbone Inez Kyighton 22 of Bountiful fainted and was removed plus Knighton and others as gate throng borne down by pressure and excitement in a mass meeting incident
Joseph Drainey of Plain City was sent to Utah Agricultural College this week for vocational training through the war service program. He pursued vocational education with the Red Cross aid. Drainey, injured overseas, receives compensation and aims to improve himself at college in Rex theater listings.
Captain Bobrink, in military training for Ogden, has been located by the war department and will report to duty at the local high school after returning from overseas where he has been stationed since last spring. The telegram to Captain Hopkins does not indicate his arrival date.
J M Forristall of Ogden announces his bid for city commissioner. A resident of Ogden for eighteen years at 681 Twelfth Street, he pledges to enforce state laws and city ordinances, seek efficiency, and apply the public-utility experience from operating the Independent Telephone Company.
Doctor Connor formerly of Sones Hopkins hospital warns thousands of men suffering faint diseases that nicotine is deadly. A full page advertisement urges quitting now, claiming drug stores offer remedies and money back guarantees if failed. Read the notice for details from Meltrye Drug Co-Ady.
Joseph Falck a clerk at the Southern Pacific offices late departed for Chicago to attend the university there. He is known in Ogden as an amateur athlete and plans collegiate competition. He will join Roger Connor and Herman Jengen upon arrival in Chicago for the new term.
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