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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1915
Page
3
In Berlin August reports show a brewing crisis with beer output cut to about 60 percent to save barley. Retailers fear rising prices, reduced production, and looming shortages. Proposals target halting beer sales to grocery stores and other outlets to curb consumption and preserve dwindling stocks.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions water for hens with unclear surrounding details. The text reads as a garbled sequence of syllables and partial phrases, lacking coherent events, names, or locations to anchor a fuller news item. No verifiable entities or dates present.
Woman on the newlywed woes offers practical kitchen tips for dumplings and ice cream. Neighbor explains methods to prevent sticking, ice cream freezing, and handling losses. Emphasis on simple, homey advice with step by step details for common domestic tasks.
A garbled kitchen note describes flavor tricks for cooking with peppers and corn. It mentions a ratio of one pepper to cement irony and details about custard, milk bottles, and batter using sugar and butter. The text is fragmented and unclear overall.
Fragmented verse and prose describe homemaking topics and fashion trends. It mentions carrots, potatoes, and canning, with scattered references to clothing, fabrics, and styles. The piece blends culinary tips with domestic fashion commentary in a collage-like format.
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles seen in middle age men. Claims decades of use since Haarlem labs, direct import from Holland, refund if no relief. Available in 50c, 75c, and $1.00 prices with no substitutes.
Major Kemal, adjutant to General Wastro Pasha, describes the May 24 armistice at Gallipoli as negotiated to bury the dead and suspend hostilities. Turkish terms required a halt to fighting and safe burial, with Allied demands and parliamentary mediators. He notes misfires and broken arrangements, with troops continuing fire despite agreed conditions.
Major Kemal recounts tense armistice talks during which British demands included keeping only hospital ships at sea and Turkish restraint on shipping. Kemal insists on strict conditions, including all rifles except locks and a nine hour ceasefire at Ari Burnu where soldiers from both sides met peacefully before war resumed.
The Provo region reports that Harry G. Honta, jailed near Springville for wrecking a Denver Rio Grande passenger train, writes his life story titled Why Do Make Railroads Suffer revealing a troubled past and alleged misstatements about crimes and imprisonment. The manuscript offers background before his trial.
A man recounts a life of hardship from a Nevada reform school to a year in prison. He describes repeated escapes, beatings on freight trains, desertion by officials, and hunger. He laments persecution by officers and questions the fairness of law enforcement while seeking dignity and relief.
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