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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
4
Cora Tenge wanders through a crowded New York scene seeking freedom from looming demands and wealth driven dreams. She reflects on family, labor, and the pull of simple life as she moves past shops and bare skies toward an uncertain future.
Marian Cole Fisher is cited as a national authority on pure foods and the art of cooking in an interview discussing baking powder. The piece references her advocacy for pure, wholesome ingredients and notes her long use of Calumet Baking Powder in her kitchen, highlighting consumer guidance on modern baking practices.
Cora wanders through Fifth Avenue losing herself in thoughts of Wands Davis and Wanda Laurence and the pageant world. She confronts the tension of love and loyalty while imagining a life with David, then distracts herself with a plan to visit a friend, as a nearby street scene and a grocery pageant blip pull her back to reality.
Odd garb described includes striped vibbs eilk and fringed sashes as additions to white garments. The text notes stripes running lengthwise with alternating hazels of color, sometimes black and red, and mentions a variation with a Roman stripe. The overall tone hints at fashion novelty without clear event or date.
The readable fragment describes cleaning procedures and a fried potato dish. It mentions a center hole with debris, a wide surrounding paint, and a misaligned writer’s notes. It then shifts to a potato and hot croquettes type recipe with mashed potatoes, cream, meats, and a fried finish.
A 1914 Adventist fundraising report shows North American church contributions totaling over 2.0 million dollars for waterworks and missions. The document notes per member giving averages around 4 thousand dollars in the region, with broader global totals still being compiled. Delegates for a forthcoming conference were elected, with plans outlined for regional meetings and partnership activities.
Seventy four delegates were chosen in Ogden City's official Democratic primaries. Ward meetings reported strong attendance as delegates and alternates were selected across five wards with instructions to back candidates supporting prohibition and statutory liquor controls.
Hundreds of Salt Lake City residents attended the First Congregational Church service for Matthew Henry Walker a prominent banker and mining investor who died Friday night. Floral tributes filled the church with additional vehicles transporting offerings to Mount Olivet for private interment.
A Utah news item notes the plan to raise valuations for Cache County with a council and officials debating the proposed levy. It covers county actions, salaries, and the Logan city levy, plus an update on school matters and local governance.
A Philadelphia woman recounts years of abdominal pain and cramping eased after four doses of Lydia Thiakkam's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with curing her condition, and offers to let others know of her improvement.
The Summit County Republican meeting endorsed Governor Spry for the gubernatorial nomination and Sutherland for denom ination in a party vote of 2 to 15. A substitute motion to endorse Nephi Worrin failed 13 to 16. Delegates listed include W. C. Byephens, Teckstead, Qari Worsqntat, Samuel Clark, C. T. Hones, M. O. Tay, Henry Welsh, and others to the state convention and city district convent ion.
Garrett Alma Plague and others listed as delegates to the congressional convention are noted. George Katrosea, a young Greek, faced a preliminary hearing in Pocatello Idaho on August 1 for allegedly pickpocketing miner Loux from Mackay in a gambling den. The court bound him over to the district court after a $200 bond could not be posted. Laux accuses Katrosea of lifting $10 from his hip pocket. Katrosea denies participating in the gambling game.
The Knights of Columbus lodge rooms in the Steely building on West Center Street open to members with a reception hall billiard room soda fountain parlor library kitchenette and a 40 by 69 foot artistically decorated lodge room. An official opening with new members and a large formal dance is planned for late August. The space will also host dances by Catholic women’s organizations.
An appeal has been filed by Dr T Hoy through attorney C M Booth in the hospital case involving Dunldine 9 county hospital. The heating date is not yet set. James McMillan secretary of the Commercial club H H Smith of Coby tart and KP Messenger of Tacoma returned from a conference with WV Platt general manager of the Oregon Short Line regarding railroad attention to the rich copper camp at Contact. The delegation was encouraged by the results of six letters.
Nephi Republicans elected delegates at a local party meeting last night. The slate includes Lawrence Warhel, T. C. Winn, T. D. Rees and James, chosen to represent at the state convention with a prohibition plank urged in the platform.
Davenport Iowa and other cities vie to host the 1917 Knights of Columbus supreme convention. Notable figures include John Lent Daniel Gallagher Jerry Sullivan and Archbishop James J. Eone slated as principal speakers at tonight’s public meeting. Also reports new Winch Lake Valley Farmers' Cooperative Development Company incorporation Halley Iowa with a 50 year charter and 323 share capital structure.
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