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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1915
Page
9
The column offers household advice and craft ideas including mending broken items with simple from home remedies, restoring trimmings with beeswax and linen, cleaning piano keys, and care tips for cords and embroidery. It also covers fashion details like soutache braiding, embroidery designs, and a pantry gift idea box. It ends with a recipe for tomato pickle using green tomatoes and rich spices.
A fragmented, archaic recipe describes slicing and toasting bread, then boiling it briefly in water, buttering portions, and arranging on a plate. It mentions cooking flour in butter to a starchy texture, seasoning with salt and pepper, and serving very hot. The text notes the dish should be transported carefully to an invalid’s bedside.
Fragmented OCR text reports the death of Dr. C. W. Higgins in Salt Lake City. The garbled lines reference a medical professional, possibly a veteran, with scattered names and places unclear due to corrupted source material.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen lodge hosts a social next Tyag Jay evening at the Woodmen of the World hall to celebrate a Yeomen team and drill unit. Dauchamp of Ely Nev will train the group in Ogden, with John Planer assisting. Mrs Prudence Naylin leads the committee for the entertainment. The Yeomen and ladies will join the Balt Lake Judge party this afternoon for an outing to Lugoon resort aboard the velocle Yamberger train, followed by dinner and dancing.
The article discusses intercollegiate boxing amid protests that it may devolve into slugging, preferring boxing as a winter indoor sport like wrestling and taxying (taxing). It notes officials might disqualify unfair tactics, and mentions Ollfield and Barnes ready for a speedway Park race, with Ollfield behind in tuning.
Predictions by Ralph Dealma Ralph Nidford and Eddie O Donnell point to a new world mark for the one mile banked board speedway in the 300 automobnum derby today. Entries passed elimination trials at noon as crowds gathered for the event and final practice.
Kalamazoo Michigan hosts the closing of the grand circuit harness meet under clear skies. The Pauper Mills stake worth 10000 for 2 08 trotters leads a card that includes a 2 06 pace a 3 pace and a 2 21 trot with total purses of 16000. No free-form pace is scheduled tomorrow.
Spokane high school student Carl Johnson, aged 16, tied the world 100 yard high hurdles record of 12.1 seconds. He achieved the feat amid a meet featuring athletes from New York and California en route to the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The article also notes ASTOR plans to present a trophy for a forthcoming Sheepshead Speedway event and a perpetual automobile trophy offered today by Vine.
Venture to be known with the Astor Cup race offering 50000 in cash prizes. Eligibility requires cars to maintain an average speed of eighty five miles per hour. Also noted is the King’s Cup for sloop races in the eight foot class at the Panama Pacific Exposition with August 14 designation. Lord Mienard Plantagenet Nevill presented the cup to exposition officials. Connie Mark reports Meyers purchase and Kentucky primary results focus on gubernatorial race.
Secretary Lauskis announced Ant bassullar Gerard at Herlin was instructed to investigate ships intercepted by German authorities on their way to Stockholm and taken to Sweden, amid wartime tensions and conflicting reports. The piece also notes political remarks about progressive candidates and local Utah farming praise, with mixed lines about corn and roasting, reflecting a jumble of items.
The Retail Merchants Association schedules two more attractions at Lagoon on Wednesday August 1. Cine will lead a Sylvan Park hand concert and provide music throughout the day. A popular image program by the hand is planned as a highlight. Doe Bingham, manager for the base ball game, arranges a contest between wholesalers and retailers of Ogden. Williams, manager for the com, is securing 12 000 roasting ears to fuel the outing and hopes to meet demand at the east cornery.
News reports from Rome via Paris say Pope Boniface will create several new cardinals at a consistory followed by a council. Names include Archbishops Ireland of St Minu and Monsignor Becarral, late chaplain to King Victor of Italy. The number to be added remains unconfirmed.
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