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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
4
At midnight a disaster left about 2000 people homeless as lifesavers, fire and police units under Mayor Bsteru battled to control the blaze and comfort the distressed. Telecommunication networks were disrupted, hindering relief efforts and delaying damage assessments likely for days.
A fragment from a Woman's Page shows Mrs Newlywed lamenting yellowed pearl handles on table knives. She suggests ammonia and peroxide as whitening agents, while stray phrases reference striped fabrics and chenille ruffs, all in a dated domestic tone.
The Ogden Standard promotes a Labor Day convention where subscribers vote on five free tickets. Receipts grant votes, with more votes for longer or prepaid subscriptions. Proxies and meetings follow parliamentary rules, with circulation managers verifying paid months after June 1 1915 and tickets allocated by ward.
A severe cloudburst floods Erie and neighboring towns causing massive property damage and darkness after 6 PM. Water surged to second story windows, flooding streets, stores, and the electric plant. Rescue efforts, missing residents, and several fatalities are reported as communication lines fail and transportation collapses.
German count and spy Richard Von Millar, jailed in Denver, escapes from a moving train near Echo Utah after being handcuffed in a lavatory. Deputy Sheriff Willem Arnett pursues, aided by others, but Millar eludes capture and vanishes into the night, heading toward unknown territory. The chase continues as authorities plan to bring him back to Denver.
Regius Professor Sir William Osler discusses in 1882 that healing tuberculosis is shown by clinical recovery with tuberculous sputum and chills resolving, granulation tissue formation, and caseating areas becoming impregnated with lime salt. He notes Tiekman's Alterative may aid but offers no strong promises and cites Eckman Laboratory as the source.
In Salt Lake City on August 4, former City Detective Herbert C. Leichter was sentenced to twenty days in county jail for contempt of court amid a tense hearing involving Willard Huson, attorney general A. R. Barnes, and witnesses. Referee E. Q. Lee presided as Leichter resisted a yes or no answer about alleged offered money for evidence, delaying proceedings. The decision followed a dramatic exchange and the court’s warning that further defiance would risk harsher penalties.
The article describes clever patching methods such as patching with hot starch and ironing to make repairs nearly invisible. It covers mending glass and china by melting material in a spoon, and advises on preventing wrinkles in ties by tacking and ironing under cloth. It also mentions drying silk and gum goods to remove odors.
A nurse notes headaches arise from various sources and outlines treatments. Deep breathing, fresh air, and simple regimens may relieve frontal pain. Diet changes with fruits and minerals are suggested, plus rational gymnastics and improved hygiene. If headaches persist, seek professional evaluation.
The article surveys summer dress trends featuring bold stripes in hats parasols bags and dresses. It notes striped fabrics paired with plain pieces and outlines coordinated ensembles including jackets girdles and collars, with mentions of velvet trims and decorative edge prints.
Evangelists urge that a European war foretold by Seventh day Adventists culminates with Turkey driven from Europe to Jerusalem, then Armageddon and Christ’s return. Evangelist Booth tied prophecy to Daniel and Revelation, citing Constantinople, Mount Zion, and the six plague. War updates and Japan’s stance noted as near-term topics.
In Thousands of Homes reports on a widely used remedy claimed to aid stomach irregularities, digestion, kidneys, and bowel issues attributed to defective stomach action. The piece emphasizes its fame and broad domestic use across households.
Nagasaki resident Mr J Miya Gawa visits local Japanese residents while walking across Canada and the United States. He travels as journalist author and globe trotter and plans to write a book on his journey back home. The journalist is well connected with broad perspectives on America and the world.
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