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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
3
An ad describing a tonic claimed to aid women against debility caused by indigestion or constipation. It promises relief from languor backache nervousness and depression with improved circulation and general vitality. The copy urges women to try the remedy as a regular aid to health.
A local league held a meeting to decide its future course. A motion was carried to form a complete city ticket for this fall. No specific candidates were named. The league, formed during the war, elected officers with Professor pitoehivy of the Th. collage as president and Alma Bonne as secretary.
The ex Bowie special train Nad had departed from Salt Lake route, with Lan Vegan Ney aboard, for a great Moral pageant in Los Angeles the next day. The train would park at the depot early and the cutlery would wave as the street parade planned to start at 1 o'clock. The party would tour to Marty and return to view the weights of Los Angeles before moving toward San Diego, with Governor Spry and party members provided desirable seats via wire from the Governor’s private car. A short concert by the WK school band greeted Callemie.
A clouded scene unfolds in a lumber yard during a tense pursuit. Hurd flees atop stacked timber toward safety as foreman Snyder wields a crude club, while Laura's birthday gala and romantic tensions pepper the background in a chaotic, fragmentary narrative.
Woman's Page outlines Paris fashion ideas for a sober fall season. Emphasizes dignified, practical dress with dark colors, durable materials like gabardine and covert cloth, and conservative tailoring. Notes long sleeves, high collars, extended coats, and waist shaping below the natural waist. Also mentions novelty leather belts and the prominent use of face veils and muted tones. Includes Home Hints and a Marshmallow Pudding recipe from Maud Allen.
Dr G F Olsen of Minneapolis argues that a residency of calcium or lime is linked to tuberculosis and advocates a lime based therapy. The article discusses his controversial theory and its reception in medical circles of 1919.
July 13 dispatch says 35 Allied aeroplanes bombarded a French railway station at St Jes Vignuelles le Hattenhhatel. 171 bombs of 198 pounds dropped on a key munition depot amid strong German cannonading. all planes reportedly escaped damage. The report notes German supply lines and a broader Allied strategy including allied aviation expansion and a new minister of aviation.
The fragment argues for armored protection against machine guns and critiques trench construction. It laments explosive handling and the high cost of sacrifice, noting a harsh Dardanelles campaign. It calls for vigorous, scientifically informed warfare to win.
United States Geological Survey notes lighter snowfall reduced stream flows in Utah and Nevada. By July 1, 1915, most streams ran less than half of 1914 levels, especially the Boaz Weber and Green rivers in Utah and the Humboldt in Nevada. Virgin River carried more water than in 1914, while Humboldt drainage showed near dryness in parts. A comparative table for 1914 and 1915 follows.
Three diamond rings valued at $1000 were stolen from McConahay Jewelry Store at 64 South Main Street as a man posing as a buyer deceived staff over four days. He feigned interest, fled through the Raymond Hotel, and disappeared as a streetcar passed. Police chase failed. suspect described as about five eight, 60 pounds, green eyes, wearing a light coat, possibly Russian.
A historic vessel arrives at New York Harbor as a rival steamship from the Arcahamy class is bull wh Rz7 by the Rai Jab admiralty. The Velleai, of the same class as the Tower, is noted amid naval ceremony and high authority presence in the harbor event.
On Alexandria the Yellean faced an internal engagement and is now held by the Hudson Bay Company. The vessel proceeds here for export to Great Britain, continuing trade under British interests.
The Manchester Guardian cites war reports from Flanders noting reliance on accurate daily military details. It argues German dispatches are sometimes as credible as British accounts, criticizing inconsistencies in official reports and urging care in reporting operations.
Juneau Alaska July 14 extreme heat for ten days ends as temperatures reach 90 in the Simde and 100 in the business district. Fires burn along Lynn Canal and glaciers discharge ice at high rates. Unusual southwest winds blamed for heat as sun shines nearly all day and fruit shows signs of stress. Arrests on liquor charges. Nels Anderson and Palmer arrested at Soda Springs for liquor possession. to be brought to Pocatello for hearing.
New York July 14 in the Empire Racing association meeting at Lamont Park the handicap for three year olds and up over a mile and a quarter drew a strong field. Borrow the Kentucky Handicap winner was favored with top weight among eleven contenders including Stromboli Top Hat Buckhar Tartar Gamher Norse King Sharp Shooter Addie M Bam Jackson and others in a week stakes race carrying six thousand dollars added.
The Pennsylvania outbreak of foot and mouth disease has led to more than 15,000 cattle destroyed, with about 12,000 already dairy and beef herds affected. A state report notes total losses exceed 1.35 million dollars, with the federal government covering half.
The Gmersl services for Mrs Mary Gray Scott were held today in the Sixth ward meeting house with many relatives and friends in attendance. Speakers included Diders James Clove George A Start Up and J W McAdam. A quartet of Lizzie Evans Ola Sward Christian Frossland and Alfred C Larson sang anthems and overtures.
A Stockbalmn dispatch to the Overseas News Agency states the Swedish minister in Tonden bins delivered a protest to the British government. The note condemns ongoing harassment of Swedish commerce and notes Norway and Denmark support the protest.
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