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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary column notes a seaside scene with terms that resemble a competition or contest. It mentions a clever approach and hints at place or event context, though details remain unclear. The text suggests a feminine audience focus and light social content for the page.
Advice warns that infants suffer more from impure air and crowded beds. For bronchitis prone children, light soap and gentle washing protect tender skin. avoid alkali soaps. Keep rooms airy, avoid heavy bedding, and monitor naps and sleep to prevent restlessness and worsening conditions.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It claims quick liver relief without tooth erosion, praises “the poet of Dr. Rawarde” for avoiding heavy laxatives, and urges readers to choose Olive Tablets to ease constipation and related discomfort. It notes pleasant taste, ease on teeth and gums, and availability through The Gitte Tablet Company, Columbus, O.
Instructional notes describe two apron models with lace begradation, detailing hems, decorations, motifs, and embroidery. It emphasizes trim placement, use of white or colored embroidery threads, and simple styles like a square linen or organdy panel with corner motifs, suitable for a quick, decorative finish.
A reader asks about proper table setting and dessert service. The guide explains placing forks and spoons in order from left to right, with meat forks and dessert forks near the plate, and describes bread, butter, soup, salad, dessert, and coffee placements.
A J Thurst an aged 38 formerly of Moree Sevier Feats died yesterday after fainting from heptti tia. He leaves a widow in Salt Lake. Pastoral arrangements are pending directions from relatives.
An item reports on a German protest stemming from discussions in London about a German question connected to supplying war materials. The Foreign Relations Committee chair saw the issue as a matter of international law not granting Germany rights to supply contraband via neutral private persons. The United States stance is to regulate contraband trade under prevailing laws.
A statement before the Foreign Relations Committee warned that signed arms trade with belligerents would threaten US neutrality and aid Germany. The report argues the administration’s stance could provoke economic links that bolster war materiel flows, potentially compromising American policy and security.
Box Elder County News reports church authorities have voided sixty members from the Box Elder stake to begin special work next Monday morning. Thirty were excised earlier. the remaining thirty will be assigned two per ward to visit every family, with fire work to be finished before the mid March quarterly conference. Names listed include Barker, Hunaker, Johnson, Zennen, Peters, Nelson, Jeppson, Olsen, Burt, Knudson, Rees, Crompton, Merrell, Hedman, Christendan, Burg, Call, Nelson, Olsen, Fredericksen, Anderson, Madsen, Wight, and Petersan of Brigham City.
A thirteenth Idaho legislature special investigation committee probes Carey act trust land and a large deflation scheme while noting witnesses like Heber Q. Hale. Senate and House pass amendments banning intoxicating liquor manufacturing. A new direct primary and referendum measure gains sponsor support. governor nominates appointees for state events. Obituary notes James Gerry dies in Salt Lake City, leaving a husband and three children.
Last night at the Odd Fellows hall the Siddern Woodmen of America lodge held a banquet after the regular Edge Work. It also marked the first for calling officers, with W. C. Pore named venerable etc. and a long list of officers including Hoy Leazig, J. F. Mannegan, George Hyday, Ray Adamé, Kath Tak, Irene Wright, and many others.
The first junior high grads were honored today in the city gymnasium. Many graduates plan to enter high school. program highlights included student speeches, music, and class achievements. Notables named include Lenora Turnistt, Grace Nass, James Stewy, and Lane Doxey among others.
A storm approaching city limits prompts warnings about power supply disruptions. Utilities stress the need to keep extra generators on standby as line equipment can fail or sag under demand.
An old medicine 예 Musterole ad touts relief for rheumatic pains and muscle aches. It lists uses for coughs, colds, and chest congestion while promoting genuine Musterole products from The Musterole Company in Cleveland Ohio and warnings about fake formulations.
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