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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
11
An exposed segment portrays Cora arguing with a domestic worker about independence and wages. A young woman explains why factory work appeals and stresses the need for companionship, amusement, and affordable living, challenging the ideal of servant life.
Fashion notes describe Foutache braid and intricate trimming enlivening street frocks while chiffon and crepe fabrics appear with heavy braiding and sheer bands. Cords and fringed ruffles feature, with tassels matching the material.
The article outlines several proper serving methods for melons including chilling on ice and presenting whole or in wedges. It notes methods to scoop pulp with a spoon or cone cutter and recommends lemon and sugar for flavor. It also mentions folk beliefs about medicinal virtues of ripe watermelons and cantaloupe.
Lute by, Tittin in a or of a pleeameal way, N. W. Clayton has recovered his stolen automobile. The suspected thief Carl Vickers is jailed by Sheriff John E. Cor jess. Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Ward traced the car to banks of the surplus canal west of the city. Clayton later found the roadster on West Temple street and identified it. Vickers was arrested on West Temple for grand larceny after being held at county jail. The case involves a prior acquaintance between the accused and authorities.
Two Bromley men, father and son, who escaped the Beaver County jail last Wednesday night, were tracked to a Monroe area ranch in the mountains and captured with a third fugitive who fled earlier. Deputies and a Monroe marshal joined the pursuit, recovering weapons and ammunition seized from a hardware store and ranch.
Pleasant Grove Utah August 22 with honor befitting a soldier Leon Radmall of the Utah Battery died last week at Nogales from a beating. He was buried in Pleasant Grove cemetery with a large funeral procession. The burial service at the Fleas shi Grote tabernacle drew many visitors from across the county. He wore a battalion uniform and his casket bore the flag and stripes as speakers and music reflected a patriotic tone. Governor William BorU and Adjutant General E A Wedgeoyd spoke among others including A J Evans Alpine Flake Mayor B J Swenson Bishop A L Curlimer Marion James Flket and Joseph Hilton. The Alpine Flake Nay Scouts band and Pleasant Grove tabernacle choir provided music.
Reading from a garbled report, Governor William Bory received invitations for delegates. The American Mining ranks convene in Chicago November 12 to 11, and the American Prison association holds sessions in Buffalo October 7 to 12. The International Soil Prodects schedule opens in El Paso October 17.
Aug 23 Salt Lake City report says Helen Kesery aged two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ay A Em UIE Weet North Temple transported with suspected infantile paralysis. Doctor Openshaw from Itliness of the Title examines the case showing typical signs of the disease. Health authorities nationwide monitor the spread as the child grew ill three days ago.
A local report details a new fall rainy day gear trend featuring pink rubber hats and matching parasols to stay dry. The piece notes unusual weather fashion and mentions a health scare as an infant linked illness and a quarantine, with two cases under medical review at a city hospital.
East Lake reports the arrival of a cargo of dyes aboard the German submarine Deutschland. Louis W. Gant of New York, VP of the Par Western Travelers' expedition and general western representative of the Phillipstonex company, notes the shipment will influence next summer's wear. He calls it the largest dye pigment manufacturing concern to America.
An archival fragment notes the nephew of a mayor and figures linked to a 1900s era industrial context. It mentions unnamed officials, wartime dye shortages, rising wages, and labor demand in munition production. The text references broader national prosperity while flagging material scarcity and wage volatility.
A New York physician touts nuxated iron as a miracle for nervous weakness stomach liver or kidney ailments caused by low blood iron. He claims patients gain strength and endurance in ten days with no lasting harm, citing testimonials and a machine-like test of increased vigor.
A Salt Lake gathering on August 21 endorsed the Democratic ticket led by Governor nominee Simon Namberges and Senator Harden Bennion. Judge W. H. King spoke on national issues and attacked the Republican record, praising Wilson era reforms and calling for Hughes disapproval of progressive laws.
A reader from New Cattle discusses long months of illness and heavy bleeding then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and regular cycles. The ad claims thousands endorse the remedy and offers letters answered by a woman in confidence.
In a January venue, Bamberger pledged to be the governor for all people regardless of creed or nationality and voiced strong support for statewide prohibition. He endorsed recall proposals and praised Marden Tenplan, while Mrs. Maynard presided at a Women’s Democratic Club ratification event with T. F. Thomas leading committees, followed by musical numbers and dancing.
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