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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from a woman's page blends domestic life scenes with advice on milk handling and potatoes to avoid spoilage. It includes a tender scene of John and Molly tending a sick wife, apologizing, renewing vows, and planning to start anew, followed by brief notes on collar styles and a cranberry sauce recipe.
Advert says a home remedy darkens gray hair naturally using a sage and sulphur compound. It claims to restore natural color and lustre, stop dandruff, itching, and hair shedding. It promotes buying the preparation from a drug store, offering a large bottle for about 50 cents, and notes ease of use with a dampened brush for quick color change.
W. C. and J. E. Bachelor, sons of Mr and Mrs E. W. Bachelor, are serving in the U S Navy with letters from them recenty received by their parents. Joe joined February 17, 1915 aboard the San Diego and Will enlisted June 17, 1915 on the Maryland. They write of sea duties, training, and experiences in Pacific waters including visits to Honolulu and Pearl Harbor era details, and recall events surrounding the K-7 submarine. The brothers praise sailors and the army, noting travel from Frisco to ports in Mexico and Pacific islands, with glimpses of fortifications, fruit stands, and island life.
The state board of education decided at the capitol that teachers in manual training ink graphic science commercial subjects and physical education must hold college diplomas or their equivalent. They approved four years of college work for certification by the state board of education, a decision made at their meeting in the department of public instruction.
The board yesterday left in place the posting of physical education teachers to public schools and allowed them to remain at their posts for up to four years of college work. They did not enforce new four year reflexive requirements for art, music, or military drill teachers now, but certificates will be reviewed by the board.
An advertiser touts Sarcol as a weight gain remedy for severely underweight individuals. It claims to convert eaten sugars and starches into nourishment, with reports of 10 to 25 pounds gained in months. The product is sold widely, with a money back guarantee for weight gain.
Articles filed in Tocatello Idaho detail the Pocatello Trace interurban company with $100000 capital stock in 10000 shares. Incorporators include Michard Douglas John Fraser K Lathrop and others. officers listed Richard Dougrey president John Pryer vice president Clark Gitwon secretary. 97250 shares subscribed. Franchise held from J D Drowning, transferred via Clark Olson to the new firm. Aim to use local capital, open offices and push a strong campaign.
An advertisement claims backache signals kidney and bladder trouble and promotes GOLD MEDAL Capsule as prompt relief. It stresses quick action to avoid serious illness and urges buying only the GOLD MEDAL brand from drugstores with prices 25c 30c and 1.00.
Funeral services for John Shaw Scott past grand master of the Masons in Virginia were held at the Masonic temple. The grand lodge of Mason attended with Argenta Lodge No. 3 members assisting. The Rev J F Carver spoke on Mason ideals as Gladys Wicking provided music with Elram Voelker and Jamal Waller. Public service followed with a special ritual by the grand lodge.
Services began after 3 and a Masonic ceremony followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Grand Lodge officers led the obsequies with W J Shealey as grand master and C F Jenniges senior grand warden. Knights Templar escorted, led by Dr Warren. Past grand masters of Utah and active pallbearers from Argenta lodge No 3 served. A list of mourners and pallbearers is provided in the ceremony records. The report shifts to a separate financial analysis discussing silver demand and potential backing for currency linked to silver, touching on global trade, silver mines, and copper ore silver contents.
Utah nears complete relief from typhoid fever and related diseases as state public health officials prepare the next monthly bulletin. Delays in reporting have postponed full recap, but enough data show the state healthier than ever with epidemics far less frequent due to clean water, sanitation, and public health efforts.
A Tribune summary notes bullion traders foresee a sharp silver advance after World War I ends. Bullish views hinge on coinage demand from England and France, China standardization, and supply gaps in Mexico and Chile. Peru and Peru and the copper by‑product silver rise with copper growth, amid expectations of remonetization pressures and continued paper money use.
Provo Utah December 1 funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the Thirdland meeting house for former Mayor Joseph H Frisby who died Tuesday night after an appendicitis operation and gall bladder removal born March 25 1850 in Birmingham England he came to Utah in 1864 lived in Coalville then Arizona before returning to Utah in 1903 settling in Provo where he served as mayor 1906 07 and was justice of the peace at his death survived by several children with one son on a mission in England
William Kennedy alias Walter Chapko appeared at a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioners in Pocatello charged with interstate larceny. Bound over to the federal grand jury in 2000 dollars bond, he is held in county jail pending the grand jury. Harry Marlin posted bond to testify. Kennedy was arrested in Afino Doha for breaking into a bar car with shoes silk and apparel in evidence. Conviction penalties include up to five thousand dollars or ten years and both.
In Springville the famed Otab sculptor spoke at the opera house Monday, discussing life and art while addressing the audience about his mother’s influence. The lecture drew a large turnout and was noted for its engaging tone.
John Drew at tunekenn at Be Harbor condemns war in a vivid talk. He argues humans differ from animals, laments violence, and recalls two odd scenes of a dog chasing a red parasol and a fool chasing another parasol, illustrating folly.
A health ad warns that eating meat strains the kidneys causing headaches dizziness and digestion issues. It prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts nightly to flush and stimulate kidneys, warning of bladder and urinary problems if ignored. The remedy is said to neutralize acids in urine and promote clear, clean kidneys with a lemon lithia blend.
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