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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
4
The article discusses fashion modesty and pageantry for women, noting expectations for mature outfits and social image. It highlights designers and seasonal preferences, contrasting formal gowns with restrained embroidery and delicate detailing amidst public scrutiny.
Readable fragments describe a Christmas candy preparation with ingredients like cup of chopped almonds butter and chocolate. Mentions beating mixtures, cooling, shaping on a table, and a note about soap or toilet items inadvertently mixed in. The text is garbled but centers on a kitchen candy making procedure.
Milas Margaret B Connot deputy clerk of the U S district court says passport applications must include full details and justification for travel. Applications demand identification and status for all applicants, with restrictions still delaying issuance and requiring secretary of state approval except in emergencies.
The article outlines a debutante's wardrobe and social duties for a formal season. It lists required outfits including hats, gloves, wraps, and accessories, plus timing for events from luncheons to theatre parties. It emphasizes keeping up with fashion, social obligations, and the need for coordinated appearances at dances, receptions, and social engagements.
United States figures discuss wartime strategy and diplomatic chances as speakers urge speedy peace. Dr Bernard Denshur and Gardner of Stanford address New York audience on avoiding escalation while assessing naval strength and mobilization readiness.
An article describes a beauty routine using wax, cold cream, and a powder mixed with witch hazel to remove discolored skin. It claims mild exfoliation removes dead skin cells and reveals a younger, smoother complexion. The piece touts gentle, gradual results with nightly application and a product called "wax" plus a one ounce powder solution.
A Salt Lake City meeting of druggists recalls a recent robbery and mobbing incident involving F. Whitworth and others. The gathering at the Commercial club featured address by Lyntworth and a toast to a new president, with officers Van Dyke and Bayton among speakers.
Sail Lakes December 2 A seventeen-car beet transfer from Garland to Sugar City Ida West work is described as the largest in industry history. Garland factory has few beets left while the Sugar City factory processed a large light of beets northern ink this year. The seventeen trains average thirty cars each, totaling 7100 tons of beets shipped.
A forthcoming debut is set soon after Christmas with a public presentation to an audience. The event, tied to Washington and Interstate Commerce Commission considerations, is described amid funding and rate discussions, including a proposed charge of 1 dollar per ton related to the heating sector.
Fragmentary notes discuss methods to increase body weight and fat. Mentions dietary ideas, exercise, and cautions about safe practices, with references to various persons and places in a dated health column style. The text appears as a fragmented historical discussional piece with unclear source details.
The Apollo Concert company of Chicago visited Ogden High to present a seven member ensemble for a well received performance at the Pohl Prnacle. The audience gave many encores and praised Miss Gladys Harding for her dramatic reading and singing talents. The company showcased varied instruments and vocals, with ensemble numbers drawing the strongest applause.
Professor Roylance of the University of Utah argues that a German victory could lead to unification of Germanic peoples under one government and new borders. He outlines three possible world outcomes, including dismemberment of Germany or an independent Poland, and notes potential shifts affecting Austria and France.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a preliminary announcement about a game scheduled for Saturday and mentions names Glavel and Piet Dentor. The legibility is poor, with garbled phrases about injuries and hospital terminology.
An obscure remedy named One Spoonful is advertised as curing constipation and related stomach issues within a minute. The ad claims dramatic infantim impact on the bowel and promotes use across Ogden, citing local readers’ surprise at its quick effect.
Vintage advertisement claims Musterole wipes away throat and chest ailments with a no blister ointment. Promises relief for sore throat coughs colds and rheumatic pains with simple application without cloth. Claims doctors recommend Musterole for children and adults and highlights a painless hospital-size option for $2.50.
A garbled passage discusses distraint and progress in industry with phrases about pleasure, the arming of endeavors, and references to Cracow and Austrian troops. The text blends comments on governance, administration, and economic plans with speculative rhetoric about future outcomes and societal benefits. Several named figures or places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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