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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1915
Page
4
Reports from Petrograd and Paris describe ongoing attacks near Kovno and other fronts. German counterattacks are repulsed as Allied lines hold with heavy bombardment and local artillery engagements amid adverse weather and difficult conditions along multiple sectors.
The column offers home gardening and domestic how tos. It advised against packing flowers with cotton wool due to moisture absorption and fading blooms. It also covers ironing prep steps, disinfecting mouthpieces on telephones, and general hygiene practices for households.
The text suggests cooking a steak by placing it on a wall rack for half an hour after searing, then using a double boiler to keep meals warm for tardy family members. It advises soaking lungs in water hours before serving and recommends using hot water instead of the oven for quick reheating.
A described beauty ad touts a skin treatment using four ounces BMIPOX and hot water with glycerin to remove blemishes and freckles, claiming smooth velvety skin. It also recommends a cheap shampoo made from a teaspoon canthrox in hot water for quick drying, cooling scalp relief, and shiny hair.
Field notes describe silence on enemy guns near Paris as French forces report artillery activity and maneuvers. The fragments mention mines and shells, with unclear timing and unnamed units.
The report outlines a plan to secure a ten unit hold on exchange operations amid a shifting market environment. Officials indicate aims to stabilize trading venues and ensure sustained liquidity for key instruments, while noting procedural steps and anticipated timelines.
The article reports a famed pianist seeking divorce while financial figures circulate. It mentions discussions on issuing a furvin loan in New York and potential 3 percent two year bills to ease exchange tensions, with Bank of England authorizing 1.8 million pounds in gold calls.
A long dispatch details forest survey work under Mr Valvert with Kamus stockpile construction and Daums pond projects. It notes progress days away from completion, mentions resin deliveries, road speeds, and local incidents including an assault on a resident and a lightning fatality near Washington.
The sermon by Pastor W. A. Lohoxon in Washington avenue and Twentyeth street Cone Unuingne discusses Ezekiel 37 the valley of dry bones and the resurrection of Israel and the spiritual body. He cites prophecy and New Testament parallels as he urges revival and unity among God’s people. The opening meeting of the revival will convene tonight with Pastor WoOM Adams speaking and several ministers expected to attend.
A large construction began this morning at an entry point of the Silk Route project near Bupa ville, about three miles northwest of the site. A convoy of belts and tires cars arrived yesterday, led by General Manager Calvin of the Ore At Short Line.
J Ross Clark and F A Wann among officials inspecting a new route headlining a large steel laying crew expected to finish in thirty days. The line aims to outlet for a western territory via Leap Creek and Dram Fink Springs mining districts, amid farms and mineral wealth. Dr Beatty seeks federal health lab support as local cases of a disease rise modestly in Poxelder County with no cases yet reported from Millattson County.
U S Surgeon General Tar pene Hue responds to Dy Beatty plea for help in studying the pathology of blood poisoning cases. Dr Beatty states the illness may involve infection from a single carter, with suspected causes under investigation as synchronized outbreaks occur in recent years.
Deputy Sheriff McCormack Wurthigss handled a case in Park City where Stocking was fined $1 0 0 after a payment of $4 cashed by Stocking at Heber Bank. The incident occurred August 16.
A historical note describes a do it yourself fly trap using a jar or glass glued to a stiff round beard and a one inch hole filled with jelly. Cardboard covered with soap suds attracts flies, which are drawn into soapy water. The glass allows observation and the trap can be reused indefinitely.
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