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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
4
A woman's page narrative follows Molly and John as Molly returns to care for her family, adjusting to frugal life, thankful friends, and renewed happiness after illness. Jack the child and a dog deepen the warm family scene as a doctor offers hopeful care and plans for the future.
The federal grand jury reported to Judge Tiltman D. Johnson after a week, returning twenty five indictments. Key charges allege nine men from Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming conspired to hide Lena Rhee company assets from creditors during bankruptcy. The panel also charged Hyrcan Lewis and associates with hiding funds and perjury, with Betsy case links to a New York figure. Henry A. Naple and wife Mary face perjury and fraud counts tied to pension claims.
A Salt Lake City case outlines multiple federal charges against Mayra Keller for posing as a $100,000 heiress and soliciting funds from Mrs Ellen Meyers. other defendants include J J Sorenson misappropriating post office funds about $2000 and Clifton Layton accused of making counterfeit money. Leonard Asher faces theft charges from a train office. Leo Dantoff and Yuen Chong are tied to narcotics and White Slave Act violations. The docket also lists mail fraud and other offenses across several states as prosecutors press federal cases.
The Ne Houal City Bank and the Guaranty Trust Company of New York sue two passengers in a U S district court over a failed voyage agreement. They allege breach totaling 32 million dollars tied to wartime travel arrangements involving England and France. The suit seeks redress for damages and breach of contract.
An old patter announces Ely Cream Balm to clear nasal passages quickly. It promises instant relief from catarrh and a blocked nose, with no nighttime breathing trouble and renewed ease in breathing after applying a small amount in the nostrils.
The Grantsville high school senior class staged a vivid program last night at the opera house before a large enthusiastic crowd. La Mont Steele starred in a caricature sketch of Miss Gabbott and a spring themed dance. Misa Tiadhe Anderson and Misa Muriel Erickson led a vaudeville stunt with Mile Exiota Stromberg, Mignon Tack, and others in a farce while Strewn joshing and debt rope walking provided comic fare.
Dr William Galer of Regina reviews Sir William Osler's remarks from the 1892 Practice of Medicine on page 349 about pulmonary tuberculosis healing evidence. He cites granulation tissue, calcified areas, and lime salts in healing but notes the term healing should be reserved for such conditions. He discusses Rokmans Alterative and related remedies with caution.
A vintage ad promotes home dry cleaning using Solvite and gasoline to clean many fabrics at low cost. It claims fabrics won’t shrink or fade, requires minimal effort, and advises careful distance from heat and flames. It mentions Solvite, gasoline, and a dishpan as the kit, with cautions about combustion.
An official communication reports Teuton divisions advancing toward Monassir Rexna road and Diakora, with Serbian forces evacuating Munaciç and retreating from Prisrend to Kulaluma. Serbian artillery and munitions abandoned along the retreat route amid rapid German advances.
Albanian resistance against Serbian oppression grows as bands roam Albanian plains. Allied forces report a grand Dardanelles assault with thirty Entente planes bombing strategic targets near Wehn Kueprue, while Turkish authorities call it a bluff. In Wayaville, Louisa Lockhart of Cincinnati dies at 88, survived by three daughters and three sons, with most kin living in Park City, Newcastle and Ely regions.
An advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for backache lumbago and related pains. It claims the remedy soothes soreness and stiffness, is harmless, and suitable for sciatica neuralgia rheumatism and sprains. It urges readers to try a small bottle from a drugstore.
The official dispatch describes Belgian and Allied artillery bombardments in Het tens and Artois, with two motor d etas blown up. Shelling intensifies in Givenchy and Cr crone area as counterattacks progress south of Salat souplec. Aiming for the trench line near Champagne, advances are limited with partial gains noted. underground passages shelled while patrols report local gains in Craoune district.
In the house of Lords Lord Crewe blamed a misapprehension for the inadequate force sent to Tagiad. He said Townshend had more troops than a division and that early capture of Bagdad would have strategic value. Sydenham praised Townshend for holding firm against overwhelming odds and saving his men as Indian troops endured heavy resistance.
A young Nevada man formerly of Cherry Creek Nex, now in Ely, died by his own hand late this afternoon by shooting himself in the forehead while in a rooming house run by his mother, Mrs. Juan F. Howard. No motive given. Louisa Lockhart, 8, died in Park City at 6 pm this evening, daughter of Mrs. Beck from Cincinnati. Andrew Madsen, Mt Pleasant pioneer, to be laid to rest Friday at South Ward Chapel after illness.
In Santa Fe New Mexico a federal district court overruled a motion for an instructed verdict of acquittal on perjury charges against General Jose Yanez Salazar, a former Huerta commander. The case rests on Salazar’s testimony during habeas corpus proceedings after his arrest in the United States following the Battle of Olmana. The defense contends the transcript reflects foreign-language misinterpretation and that the transcripted statements were verbatim.
A 9 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Kerr, was injured this morning after being kicked in the chest at a residence project. Willa Sargent, a carpenter, fell from a scaffold and broke a leg while working at a home on Weary Swith Street.
A witty exchange centered on preparedness and a proposed memento. She suggests a tangible keepsake, a pavement ring, symbolizing practicality and sentiment in a light social moment. The dialogue underscores cautious planning balanced with charm.
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