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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented women’s page discusses milk digestion and quality, noting heat energy from carbohydrates and fats in vegetables, sugars, and grains. It warns that color may mislead quality, mentions adulteration indicators, and mentions serving milk with bread or crackers. Food preparation tips include preserving fruit with a sugar solution and Agar.
A fragmentary snippet describes kitchen tips and household guidance. It mentions using light weight utensils, a wooden watre scraper, crossed runners for luncheon bet, washing lamp chimneys in borla water, citron taridens, and oil and soapy water for cleaning. It cautions butter quality and proper cooking to preserve digestibility and moisture in meat.
The article advises careful rest and avoidance of overexertion for a sick nursing mother. It recommends outdoor time, daily baths, avoiding overheating, and strict nipple hygiene with clean water and borax. It emphasizes support from a grandmother and avoids strain on the infant’s welfare.
An unidentified man about 25 died at the Salt Lake City hospital after falling from the rods of train No. 19 on the Salt Lake Fronte near Helin Saturday afternoon. He was picked up beside the roadbed and cared for by Miland coalists. He never regained consciousness and no identifying details could be confirmed. An undertaker attempted to locate relatives but failed. The man was about inch es in height with a sandy complexion. Local authorities and the undertaking firm of Joseph William Taylor handled the scene and remains.
A Sun Angeles Railway employee described as Hie walphi, about 160 pounds, wearing a brown coat, blue shirt and overalls was involved in a fatal accident near Usitd. A bystander and a woman near the right of way witnessed a man fall from a moving train as he reached for a body part, with a money order receipt found on him.
An advertisement warns of kidney trouble from neglecting early signs and promotes a 200 year old remedy. The claim targets men over 40, describing symptoms like back pain fatigue and urinary issues. It touts Muarlem Holland as the origin and markets a capsule form with pricing and store availability.
A fragment recalls Germanys pride in uboat power and the brutal loss of civilian lives aboard the Lusitania. The piece questions the military gain from such bloodshed and its impact on public opinion and war efforts.
The War Office reports a night of heavy artillery activity against German positions along the French front. Intense fighting occurred north of the Aisne near Roye Craonne and Berry-au-Bac with hand to hand fighting for mined excavations near the forest of Malincourt. The briefing notes bombardment of trenches and German pioneers along the Porralie frontier and describes aerial reconnaissance on Crandora, Metzeral, Monehemin, and Laneon in the Argonne.
A cinema article notes a heroine visiting a carnival in Brigham City New York. The piece highlights the character’s appeal to audiences over twenty years, with remarks on the star Stewart and the ongoing appeal of the moving tale to locals.
Laura reports an arrest in Portent City, Arkansas, of Jain W. Kling Earnhardt who used dual roles as a banker and prominent citizen while acting as a real estate forger. He allegedly defrauded borrowers and firms nationwide, obtaining mortgages with fake deeds, then fleeing after funds failed. Police estimate his fortune at over $36,000.
War office statement describes enemy land and sea attacks near Apalarta Liretz Tepes and Asmakhere repulsed with heavy losses. Artillery hit a hostile cruiser and transport while attacks on the right wing near Art Burau damaged a transport and a ship near Seddul Bahr during the night of August 27.
Rome reports an official release stating Austrian forces destroyed several bridges on the main highway and railroad between Toncegno and Novalodo. The update notes repulsed assault on Monte Armentera, Austrian attempts to rush trenches near Monte Rothe were repelled, and Allied positions conducted bombardments including 1201 bombs on Vissa autodromes.
Fragmentary text cites a Dutch aviator and broken records with scattered names and places. It references prisons, theatres, and various locations including Bombay, hints at wartime or travel notes, and lists disjointed terms, numbers, and headlines, but lacks coherent narrative or clear facts.
Tourten, a Dutch flyer, set a 224 mile in 3 hours 25 minutes flight in the United States. Lt Ter Poorten and Capt Visscher of the Netherlands East Indian Army plan to buy twenty Martin seaplanes for their country. Henry McGuerida of Ottawa was reelected head of the Fraternity and the new executive board includes officers and members from New York, Ohio, Washington, D.C., and Toronto.
Edison announces he will not let the navy accept his submarine stowage battery until proven seaworthy through undersea tests. Over thirteen months at the Brooklyn navy yard, the battery shows 20 percent higher efficiency than the original, with deployment in the new E-2 and the I-8, the largest submarine built.
Pocatello Idaho August 24 The Co operative Mercantile Company ceased the new addition to the bottling works due to the option law and will begin stock shipments in one month with business to follow. Daniel B White dies Goshen August 24 A Goshen resident died at his home this morning after a year long illness He leaves a widow three sons Rex Dean and Donald White and two daughters Mrs Claudia Law and Miss Afton White Funeral plans not yet made.
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