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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
4
A woman's page diary reveals financial strain and hopeful outlook as a wife anticipates her husband’s recovery from illness. Letters express resilience, love, and plans to manage debts while seeking happiness at home. The narrative follows John and Molly Bulner through worry, support, and a hopeful future.
A compact home cook sheet outlines Steamed Eggs with butter sprinkled tops and a light boil finish, plus Baked Cabbage in cream sauce with bread crumbs and butter baked fifteen minutes until browned. Also included is a Pepper Salad mixing peppers with lettuce and French beans. Mrs. Sarah Tidwell dies at Wellington after a life as a pioneer settler. she was born in Lee County and moved to Utah as a child. She leaves ten children and several siblings across several towns, with grandchildren and great grandchildren noted.
An advertisement urges thin men and women to gain weight using Sargol, claimed to boost digestion and fat absorption. It promises rapid changes in cheeks and body shape, with a money back guarantee if weight gain does not occur. It cites KR McIntyre Drug Co and wholesalers as sources.
Salt Lake City December 7 Utah leaders will oppose any attempt in Congress to impose a federal inheritance tax Utah Governor William Spry called for keeping tax revenue powers with states and said the federal government should not usurp state taxation States Auditor Lincoln G Kelly and California officials exchange letters urging resistance Utah lawmakers will be urged to oppose inheritance tax legislation in Congress
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claiming it darkens gray hair, removes dandruff, stops scalp itching and falling hair, and makes hair look thick and lustrous. Directions suggest applying with a brush for gradual color return. The pitch emphasizes youthfulness and natural color without obvious telltale darkening.
Paris dispatch reports an interview with Serb Greek minister St. Batougdstich on Teutonic Balkan campaigns. The piece recounts Huston the hunter’s famed feats including five bears killed with a single shot, his Yellowstone ventures, and his later life near Saratoga valley before moving to California.
Salt Lake investors led by H Grimm, F A Grimm, S A Niles and Robert Swisegood have leased and bonded four years on the Bullwhacker claim near Eureka Nev. First carload shipped to Murray smelter shows high lead and silver content. More ore shipments expected as drilling and milling gear are installed, reviving Eureka mining.
Cheyenne observer Ike Huston 73 a Wyoming pioneer hunter died recently in Santa Monica California. Records suggest he killed 390 bears 2000 buffalo 146 mountain goats 200 mountain sheep plus hundreds of elk antelope wolves and others. Born 1840 in Missouri he joined military expeditions at 17 and later hunted for overland mail routes and government meat expeditions. He befriended Cheyennes and frontier figures including Jim Baker and Jim Slade, gaining a legendary marksmanship reputation.
An old advertisement describes how meat forms uric acid that overworks kidneys, urging readers to use Rad Salts to flush acids from the system. It touts four ounces in water before breakfast, claims bladder relief, and promotes Jad Salts as an affordable, harmless effervescent drink to prevent kidney and bladder diseases.
A historical note describes how intense anger triggers adrenaline release from two hate glands in the human body. The glands, akin to adrenal glands, are small pea sized organs near the kidneys. When anger surges, adrenaline raises blood sugar and boosts muscular force briefly, with higher energy and strength observed within minutes.
A Stockton obituary notes the death of Mrs. Jeasle Ire xler Maynolds, a Scottish native and Utah settler, at age 61 after a year of illness. She arrived in 1861 with family, married Joseph C. Reynolds in 1865, and leaves several children and relatives across Idaho Utah and Los Angeles. The notice lists survivors including daughters Ada Rand and Clara Seybolds and stepdaughter Mrs. F. L. Hanks, with services in Park City and surrounding communities.
Mrs Sarah A Thompson widow of Jata A Thompson died this morning at her Sixth Ward home from general debility. Born in Birmingham Fogland she moved with parents to Nauvoo NL and later to Ula. A Provo resident since the early 1880s she leaves daughters Mrs Willard Woodhead and J I, with other children named in the obituary.
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