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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
4
Readable text outlines seasonal desserts and fruit dishes to feature in May and spring. It suggests strawberry and citrus combinations, peach and grape flavors, and ways to enhance gelatin frozen desserts with fruit juices. The piece lists methods for preparing fruit salads, charlotte molds, and chocolate additions for variety.
The readable text describes perfume, a woman named Christy, a small atomizer, and a conversation about a haircut and faith. It mentions waiting for someone named Romeo and a calm, mocking mood. The passage shows a tense dawn with fretting and scolding.
Ads tout Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound with olive oil to ease stomach upset. Claim relief from indigestion, lack of energy, and poor appetite with one or two tablets at bedtime. Mentions location Colwa Hun and bedtime use.
Paria April 26 A diplomatic report from Geneva cites Prince von Buelow in discussing Austrian Italian diplomacy. He warns negotiations are obscure and unlikely to yield peace as Italian military moves complicate any theoretical pretense of diplomacy.
The report from Washington cites a widespread smallpox outbreak in Mexico with Typhoid concerns as officials assess the damage to the capital and supply lines. Carranza’s agent and American aid teams coordinate medical relief to Mexico City while U S authorities seek to verify rumors of military moves and possible unrest affecting travel and aid routes.
Villa forces suffer a decisive setback in southern Sonora as they evacuate Navilos after losing artillery, machine guns, and ammunition. News says General Urbai and Flores push north toward Fundacion while Calles moves toward Hermosillo. Governor prepares, recruits offered pay and gear as the Villa movement collapses. Guaymas and Donyeas are cited in chaotic dispatches.
Salt Lake April 26 Samuel Newhouse announces a twenty storey skyscraper project in Salt Lake City. He says the venture will involve adjoining property to form a larger complex and suggests nearby parcels will be acquired to gain access and benefits. The plan remains publicly credited to the newtown site development and associated builders.
A garbled 1920s item notes Methodists praying for a 10 million dollar fund aimed at church efforts. It mentions figures like 408 and a pattern of financial support, with references to ministers, daily prayer, and a potential allocation to a charitable or denominational cause, all within a broader Methodist context.
Fragmentary report notes Colonel Rennerh sees and thin pret by na early hip nen. Prediction by Barnen's friend of a change during the Aeron week, with William Tekenesindho mentioned in context.
An extended passage recounts a heated discussion on rights and duties with varied perspectives. It references figures like Edwin Bliss, Saget, and Perter, mentioning a chairing scene and the tension between natural winging quality and civic responsibilities. The prose notes shifting loyalties and the challenge of guiding votes amid uncertainty.
A dramatic tale tracks a gifted young singer's ascent from rural roots to fame in Los Angeles. A professor and singer mentor debate the cost of stardom while the narrator recalls a past ambition, love, and the toll of pursuit across a lifetime. The piece hints at a future continuation.
A preacher critiques Christian Science as a growth from late modern doubt, tracing its rise to Bible leverage and rejection of eternal torment. He notes the movement’s emphasis on healing, cites Mrs Eddy, and questions doctrinal consistency with mortality. The analysis covers the controversy over death, mortal error, and the promise of salvation through Christ.
The readable fragments reference a conference with a congressman or senator, a convention in Albany, and a trial with mentions of a person named Andy and others. The text is garbled, but implies a political event, a nomination or reception, and discussions about a trial tied to a forthcoming convention. The exact names and dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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