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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
4
A Woman's Page column discusses finishing touches for children's flannel and outing garments, including a white pique dainty apron for a child with a small pocket. It highlights white velvet opera bags hand painted, machine care tips, and various brown sugar recipes. The piece blends sewing ideas, fabric care, and household guidance with a focus on dainty needlework and practical sewing at home.
A fragmented 1814 horoscope predicts strong influence from Jupiter on large finances and manufacturing centers this winter, with caution on foreign investments. It also previews political scrutiny and possible changes in governance, plus sewing and homemaking tips for children’s outfits and aprons.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a loaf cake recipe with ingredients and measurements. Mentions Brevin Loaf Cake, water, shortening, baking powder, flour, eggs, milk, soda, brown sugar, Graham flour, sour milk, and salt. Numerous garbled phrases suggest a damaged historical cooking note with mixed terms and unclear quantities.
A fragmented old recipe set describes brown sugar based dishes and methods. It lists Potatoes With Brown Sugar, Brown Sugar Frosting, Brown Sugar Maladies, and Brown Sugar Pie with steps for peeling, cutting, boiling, and baking, plus tips on mixing, thickening, and flavoring with cinnamon and nutmeg.
A Riverton gathering on the southern Balt Lake county sugar factory plan featured J. W. McHenry promoting practicable living from factory work and W. F. Weigh of Gydon outlining stock value. Horatio Utai spoke on farmer cooperation while a committee to advance the project was formed with local club members and residents urged to appoint delegates.
Sait Lake December 2 Progressives of Utah report they sent greetings to the Defronal Progressive conference in Chicago urging the graphedization of the national Progressive party remain intact. They emphasize maintaining party identity and support for reforms while aligning with progressive Democrats in Utah.
A garbled advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a cure for stomach upset and liver and bowel issues. It claims the product cleanses the digestive system, reduces indigestion and bad taste, and promotes healthy function with a simple daily tablet.
A temperance session of the Nations Reform Association heard Rev G Martti of DIL condemn the Mormon church as the worst form of polygamy and a theocracy. John M Jarria of Pittsburgh denounced Mormonism as a danger to morality. Bishop Barter of Chattanooga warned of hostility toward the U S government. Speeches by W J Winharbird and others followed as officers were reelected.
The Federal Reserve plans immediate authority to clear checks by member banks, with Chicago as a cleared center and the system extending to all reserve banks. Ten banks have named advisory council members, including officials from New York and Philadelphia, as hearings set for November 8.
A vintage advertisement profiles a supposed hair loss cure claiming to destroy dandruff and baldness. It promotes a complex topical formula with measurements and directions, asserting it can restore original hair color and halt further shedding, while cautioning against drugging or misuse.
Commissioner U S Kink at the Interstate Commerce Commission will conduct an investigation in Detroit into the disposition of millions of dollars in bonds received by the Pere Marquette railroad from bond sales. The probe aims to determine if funds were hidden away and to examine financial practices related to the railroad's finances.
Digestive guidance discusses neutralizing excess stomach acids with magnesium hydroxide preparations and water after meals. It urges using specific formulations for palatability and suggests avoiding less pleasant alternatives, aiming to relieve fermentation and discomfort.
A Salt Lake City watchman, 26 year old Joe Garcia, is implicated after he found a small box on the street near 148 West Fire Street last night. He reportedly kept the address label and held the package until authorities were alerted. Further investigation underway.
A fragment describes Singhaut Mercantile Company at Bingham Canyon with 69 units and an incident involving Garcia and George Miberts. He was restrained by Pattorman J. G. Smith and held pending federal action at Wtyefty fall.
Taiges P. Callatray, a prominent business man, was shot and killed in his apartment. W. Cathart, president of a furniture company, held for questioning as police secured the scene and investigated the assault.
Polrotran reports a decree authorizes the central bank to supervise expenditures and receipts of Russian based firms tied to German Austria Hungary and Turkey. It bans payments and transfers of money or valuables by subjects of those nations outside Russia unless court approved.
News from New Orleans reports a postponed meeting of the National Council of Jewish Women as leaders push to revise the constitution. A convention plan and a presidential exclusion proposal surfaced amid efforts to curb representation, while a separate note covers the eastbound death of Louise Freed, 61, en route to California after heart trouble worsened.
Fragmented obituary and legal note indicate Ida Coleman and state trooper case details. Former deputy Coleman pleads not guilty to charges and trial set for December 23, 1814. Waller Filer and family expected in San Francisco for funeral arrangements as relatives travel to attend.
State board issues a pardon and commutation for Jatien H. Siler, reducing a potential eight to ten year sentence in the state penitentiary. Details indicate the act follows a conviction and applies from February 7, 1611, with origin in Oneida county.
A damaged fragment reports a pre sentence pardon request to Frank Brant or Brart for burglary charges. It mentions a Baptist pastor Rev David Hand and a five years to life statutory clause, with unclear subject or county context.
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