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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
4
Cora nurses her husband David on a damaged ship as the steamer rolls in a brewing storm. A surgeon suspects a skull fracture while a ship officer urges calm and Cora, paralyzed by fear, struggles to help him and stay composed. The medical crisis amplifies her sense of duty and impending danger.
The column forecasts a shift from summer to heavy wool knee coats next season. It notes a trend toward marabou trimming in Paris and suggests soft feather trim substitutes domestically as substitutes for prohibited marabou. The tone hints at public sympathy for fashion restrictions.
The narrator, nicknamed Cookie, hides in a studio corner to write recipes while Dustin and Dusty visit. A playful exchange leads to a meat loaf recipe using beef pork and nuts, followed by a Spanish tomato bean soup. casual studio chatter and backstage warmth frame the cooking notes.
The passage discusses feather trims for garments, noting ostrich and marabou options and their acceptability under law. It mentions future fur trim use, then shifts to a campfire meal recipe for campera style bacon and corn, detailing bacon fried, fat drained, corn added, and seasoned to serve hot.
FH Knickerbocker has been appointed general superintendent of the Oregon Short Line to succeed W A Whitney who resigns to become superintendent of transportation for the Union Pacific. Hickey and Doty are named as successors in the chain of command. all changes take effect August 13.
William Marconi tells Associated Press that World War I yielded few new inventions, mostly adaptations of existing tech. He cites better wireless targeting from aircraft, organizational prowess and rapid industrial output as major lessons, and notes women’s expanded roles in this war. He predicts postwar Italy will boost merchant shipping and power, while warns of future wars if disputes aren’t resolved. He also reflects on U.S. coast defense and global mobility challenges.
Recruiting efforts for the Salt Lake City training camp opening August 21 intensify with a special officer assigned to Ogden and recruitment in Ogden and Logan. Elmer G. Thomas guides operations as 68 percent of capacity has enrolled, targeting at least 860 men before opening.
A program of tests is planned to measure the amount of lost seepage from the impounded water behind the dam near Logan. Farmers contend much water never returns to the natural channel, seeping away and depriving irrigators of their rightful supply. Tests will be taken at various stone levels to gauge leakage.
A study compares water in the reservoir from the high water mark to the natural stream level to gauge available supply for farmers. Officials from the water geology survey and agricultural college discuss implications of impounding and resulting seepage affecting irrigation. Additionally a Provo hospital report notes Elma Givens of Wallsburg died from burns caused by lye exposure.
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