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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from the Woman's Page discusses homemaking tips to avoid flour splatter during whisking and praises refined blouse details. It contrasts practical dress simplification with couture elements such as Georgette fabrics, piping, and hand work, noting value in simple yet elegant attire and the artistry behind delicate finishes.
A historical note describes avoiding scratches when cleaning jewelry by drying in a small box, using ammonia sparingly, and testing methods on fabric. It covers removing stains from a suit, steaming marks from a dress, and notes that careful washing and drying keep materials soft and durable, extending life and preventing splinters from dry willow and cane products.
A fragmentary medical note warns against dangerous ear treatment practices. It condemns injections into the ear canal and improper use of hot water, describing risks to patients of all ages and suggesting safer tempered care.
Unclear advice offers steps for cooking and cleaning tasks with many transcription errors. It mentions egg white handling, using augur powder, a professional cook, cream bottles, soap in hot water, a liquid for starch, replacing cold water with liquid for dissolving starch, dishwashing use, carpet care, and kerosene application on porch and screens.
A local theater advertises continuous performances of The White Sister from Tuesday through Thursday, inviting audiences to come early. The notice specifies shows run from 2 until 11 and emphasizes start times on successive days.
A garbled report references population, government actions, and wartime items. It mentions an 18 in the bosh Anchorage and a messier 47 Whietfield Agent Christensen, plus a ship sale price of 28000 and artillery fighting with French forces.
A fractured note describes a Deafness Canhor cure meeting and a council session at Menard portan with references to Retin of the ques and a planned late event. Local officials discuss timing, seating, and public attendance, with hints of a parade and community program objectives.
Fragmentary report notes violent cannonade in Lorraine near Moncel Heranges Ghagelles and Vouges region around Rabo deon Launda and Linge. Also mentions sailors drowning on the Thames near Purfleet and a paper resuming then ceasing after labor claims and trustee appointment.
A weight gain remedy ad claims Sargol tablets mixed with meals can boost weight by five to eight pounds in two weeks. It describes weighing before and after, promises safe digestion, and asserts the product is non injurious, effective, and inexpensive with a money back guarantee.
Honolulu dispatch reports the Pa submarine wreck remains mostly buried under debris after a salvage operation. The crew of 20 is accounted for with bodies unlikely to be recovered. An examining board led by Admiral Boush found starboard compartments filled with mud and wreckage.
Fragmented OCR text discusses refugees from Beirut and Syria, various national tensions, and mentions Turkey as a point of origin. It references American involvement, evacuation or asylum considerations, and ongoing international displacement during a period of wider conflict. Names and places are garbled, but the core theme is refugee movements and international responses.
Albany August 20 Pastor Russell delivered a lengthy discourse on a divinely appointed priesthood. He argued that Melchizedek’s priesthood supersedes Aaron's order, describing Christ as High Priest and King and detailing the plan of salvation through a cosmic scroll and heavenly approval.
An involved report notes Johnson Morrie D Sitle in quarantine procedures today. No further readable details clarify location or authorities governing the action.
The document notes a September 1 effective proclamation covering many states and Mexico, with California listed and Oakland cited. The American Veterinary Medical Association met in Oakland on August 20 to discuss ravages of foot and mouth disease. Dr. John R. Mahler criticized the federal Bureau of Animal Industry for its disease stamping efforts, likening them to past battles against tuberculosis.
New York August 31 plans were launched today for a suffrage parade on October 24. The Empire State campaign committee aims to muster 20 000 men and women in line. One division will represent the 20 counties where the women’s nationalist alliance is organized. Preliminary parades called yellow banners for suffrage will be held during September.
New York Aug 21 agents of the department of commerce under Secretary Redfield began a probe into chemical industry conditions caused by the war. Dr Thomas H Norton chief examiner says the aim is to reclaim coal byproducts and reduce reliance on Germany as sources for potash and photographic chemicals. He notes waste in coal tar products and benzol and carbolic acid used by explosives and ammunition, and outlines plans to boost domestic production and future exports.
Poorly spelled reader queries request treatments to regain weight and strength, cure dandruff, restore hair sheen, and lift mood. Doctors answer with three large tablets, a yellow mineral, and nerve cell nourishment claims. The exchange presents quack remedies and skeptical notes about effectiveness.
A torn fragment mentions personal beliefs about family life and a belief that a strong domestic dispute would eventually be built up. The readable text shows no clear names, dates, places, or actions to confirm specifics. The content remains ambiguous and lacks identifiable entities.
Laredo August 31 Carlos Pierron colonel in the Carranza army died of typhoid fever in the City of Mexico last Saturday according to notices received at Carranza headquarters in Nuevo Laredo today. At the time of the Monterey capture from Villa about four years ago Fierro berated Consul General Hanne from the penitentiary there. Villa officials had held Hanne incommuni cable on a charge of alleges anti-Villarantivily.
Funeral services in Cheyenne Wyoming honor Mrs. John J. Pershing and three young daughters who died in a Presidio San Francisco fire. Bishop N S Thomas spoke as business halted in the state out of respect. The funeral party included General John J. Pershing and Senator Warren of Wyoming among others. The procession to Lakeview Cemetery proceeded with mourners bearing heads.
The readable fragments describe a patient’s distressed tone about health issues, prescriptions, and recalling past dosages. Mentions of vitamins, pills, and a demand for guidance appear alongside social discomfort and confusion about treatment.
The text notes that bodies of Tot individuals are being prepared for reception after a ceremony at 4 o'clock. Specific names, places, or organizations are not provided, leaving a brief report on the solemn proceedings and logistical steps.
Washington reports that about 70 parcels in the Imperial Valley California are the subject of postponed compensation claims. Claimants allege government resistance delayed titles while improvements were made. officials review evidence to determine fairness and potential entitlement. Commission Tallman and Interior Department finalize findings expected to show mixed outcomes from claimed improvements.
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