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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1916
Page
5
A woman narrates how Molly Gulver and Olive discuss their friend’s change in fortune after John Jaynes promotes him to cashier. They plan to use the raise to wipe debts, save, and avoid past extravagance, while vowing to live within eighty dollars a month and build a stable future.
The article describes smart new hats made of black velvet with bead embroidery in bands at inch and a half wide. Bases are framed with aqua-like trim and the bottom features decorative bolts. Aeroplane trims in velvet are included, with bold, angular top elements and two facing sharply to the crown.
A fragment describes preparing a potato dish with peeled chunks boiled in water, salted, then baked briefly. The puree is enriched with powdered sugar, butter, lemon rind, and egg whites whisked into a froth, poured over caramel coated mold, and baked briefly. The text also oddly shifts to fabric finishing notes about broadcloth collars and machine-made pleat trims, likely OCR drift.
The text describes stl tay Drco the ceckline lower than the Hue of decapi tation across the shoulders. It notes dresses that stand out at the neck and Hib pockets edged with fur common on many smart pals.
Brigham City January 2 The Bar Elder Commercial club held its annual meeting electing J Francis Merrill as president. May Young Jr I T Wiley WY V Catt Chauncey Te Hanson were reelected to the board. Officers gave year end reports and secretary and treasurer accounts were read. Tyson reported on a proposed cheese factory and Armidson noted talks for an alfalfa meal plant near Brigham City. Seventy five members attended.
Fragmented dispatch reports British forces achieving success along the western coast of Africa near Kameram. Allied units cut off the enemy from Kolmaha, freed prisoners, and reported German evacuations as Entente ships moved to seal off areas. Italian leader Salandra acknowledged a protracted, hard war and pledged continued resolve.
The Peggy to the Fa more Players Film Company presents Madeleine Lucerte Styley's tale of a founder's daughter Marguerite Clark stars in a southern filming locale noted for authentic atmosphere. Dawley directs with Clark delivering a delicate, steadfast performance as she navigates a restrictive life and a choice between a devoted mentor and a dashing officer. The program also features vaudeville acts tonight through Saturday including The Whirlpool of Life and other entertainments.
East and West lake railroad systems note Producer McGowan’s genius and grant a year without his voice on bulletin boards the rates for The Girl and the Game. Railroads say the big screen novel will educate operating employees and many road men request official notices. One chapter will appear weekly at Lyceum theatre.
Vivian Macktarn stars in Excuse Me a Bathedlenry Wo Savage production for the daughter of an army officer stationed at Fort Leavenworth Ran gas. The youthful Miss Blackburn displays a mind of her own and ardent ambition amid caste feeling in this stage piece.
Fragmented text reflects a blend of theatrical notes and a Utah wildlife policy push. It mentions Miss Blackburn and May Irwin in American theater, plus John Drew and Anna Held in historical productions. Separate items discuss Utah’s Governor Spry backing a statewide bird and game sanctuary plan, Audubon Society views, and a London hotel commandeered by the munitions ministry.
Balt Lake Jan 22 Claude Tarnes head of the Utah Audubon Society met Fred W Chambers state game commissioner to resolve the clash with Dr. William Hornaday over federal sanctuaries. Chambers sticks to state control while Tarnes backs Hornadays plan urging broader protection. Hornaday spoke in Salt Lake City last summer supporting a federal sanctuary bill.
Coroner Hoffman announced plans to instruct hospitals on preserving blood for life saving transfusions amid gas poisoning incidents. He will supply blood containers and noted blood can be kept up to 20 days. A table shows 3,423 deaths from asphyxiation in Chicago over the past eleven years.
A meeting of the Free National Women's Society in Berlin today voted almost unanimously to discuss the conditions under which a peace should be concluded. Jan 21 in London reported the proceedings.
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