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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
12
An interview features Misa Tithel Clayton promoting Derwillo as a beauty aid. The article claims she used it to achieve a rosy white complexion and a smooth, youthful look, urging readers to test the product at home and visit stores for purchase.
Senator Sterling pressed Gompers on strike strategy arguing the aim was to curb counselling with workers and keep strikes effective. Gompers stated unions seek to organize all workers, noting violence against organizers in 1910s, President Wilson’s mediation efforts, and a September 23 strike threat if the steel company board did not consent to defer.
Weber College trustees approve plans for a new gymnasium to front Twenty Fifth Street. Property purchases include Ophelia Shurture and J H Swarpe parcels creating a 177 foot frontage. construction slated to begin this spring with design approved by Heber J. Grant.
An advertorial note promotes Hyomel as a quick relief for catarrh and chronic head colds. It claims the antiseptic inhalation soothes inflamed membranes, reduces swelling, and heals inflammation with no stomach dosing or narcotics. Culley Drug Co. and pharmacies are listed as sellers.
George Bayless, 61, a Chicago resident, died after months of illness at his brother in law H C Wade's home on Thirty Street and Uarri Ven office. Born in Unttobs June 6 1953, he was a railroad yard worker and is survived by wife Mrs Mary Thay, a daughter Georgiana, and sister Mrs Lay Geiger of Ogden. The body was moved to Lind estblishment pending funeral. local Eagle lodge members and the present team will serve as pallbearers.
Coroner court heard testimony today in the inquest into the death of M. finus K. Sellens, an organizer for the United Mine Workers, shot August 26 by mine guards at Allehaney Coal and Cokesale. Reports say guards opened fire while protecting striking miners. One guard is jailed on murder charges. Governor Cornwell and officials discussed a threatened invasion from Atenbenville to force mine closures.
Sept 26. Bisbon Charles Wembley says Senator Johnson will speak in Ogden and Salt Lake City on the league agenda. California’s Hirwin Jolson will present a rebuttal. Bishop Nibley to lead the rally. The action centers on a Republican slate committee plan and a pending bill.
A garbled early 20th century notice touts Auction of Souls as this year’s top book. It claims a sensational preteen heroine, a distant empire, and a sweeping tale involving soul markets and dramatic journeys, presenting a bold promotional narrative with multiple strong entities and curious claims.
Mrs Rene Kine of Join Kansas credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with ending a year of persistent pain and stomach trouble. She reports renewed health and strength and urges other suffering women to seek the same relief.
An old advertisement touts a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It describes a preparation with hot water sugar and a tablet form taken four times daily, claiming improvements may appear after the first day. The copy asserts symptoms like muffled hearing and head noises respond to the treatment, suggesting many ear troubles can be cured without medical care.
All children admitted free with parents for a day at the Rose of the West Utah Theatre, inviting families to enjoy the program without charge.
The legislature faces possible revisions to irrigation district law during a special session. Plans include funding for preliminary surveys and investigations and a new cap on bonded indebtedness to raise efficiency. Bonding firms may be reshaped as details unfold in the upcoming session and broader policy discussion.
John Mitchell, veteran historian with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, will present a war picture at the Orpheum for Ogden groups. The short portrait tour shows scenes from the war in under 10 minutes, with a focus on the European front and the American role.
Fragmented notice from Alma Iverton Promontory Utah lists ranchers Ed Jacneraon Hanma Utah and CHy Engliese Pracy with 530) reservations. Mentions 300 or 400 head of cattle to fend for winter and inspection of work testing oegrack. Ambiguous locations and names present reflect damaged OCR from a 19th century notice.
Krebs of Columbus of Ogden arranged a celebration on October 1 to honor veterans who served in the Great War. The event at the Knights of Columbus hall includes a banquet at 7 and a reception afterward, recognizing local World War I service and local veterans with prominence in community affairs.
Free admission for children with parents to the Rose of the West at Utah Theatre. Incomplete notice mentions JOHN S WABHBURN DIEB MINNRAPOLIS and Waakhiro Crest y Flour Mills, Livermore Falls Me. unclear date and age details follow.
A New York doctor formerly at Johns Hopkins warns against tobacco use and endorses Nicotal as non habit forming and rapidly effective. The ad claims Nicotal relieves debility and improves vitality, with a money back guarantee via Melatpe Drug Co. and a nationwide distribution push.
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