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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented line extols a lard product praised for satisfaction and longevity. It claims the lard is packed under the same name as preferred hams and bacon, suggesting a branded offering and strong market appeal.
An old advertisement promotes Mountain Brand lard as the same pure product once known as Gold Leaf. It emphasizes the time change while assuring consumers of identical quality and value, inviting those unfamiliar with the brand to try it.
Mrs. Mary Saville, arrested at 2448 Grant Avenue, supplied false name Sadie Laryou and posted $200 bail. A district court case accuses Saville of selling liquor without a license and related charges. Tonight at Valli Valli, cooler outdoor scene noted.
A damaged OCR passage shows a character finding an object with accuracy and navigation, then a sudden silent moment followed by a loud crash. A dialogue line asks what happened as a response. The text includes garbled names and misrendered phrases, reflecting broken source material.
Motion picture company Pathe of New York filmed Ogden canyon yesterday spending nearly the entire day in the work. The sequence will be hand colored and shipped to Paris for processing before return to Ogden for exhibition. A large audience and global distribution are anticipated, with Ogden advertised as the gorge’s showcase. Local figures Mr Marl of Pathe, H W Peery, J J Reynolds, and J T Arnold are credited with the success of filming.
Wm Garwood and Violet Mersereau star in Copper a stirring drama of love and business. Last episode of the Black Box airs Tuesday and Wednesday at the Oracle Theater.
Detectives York and Chambers arrested a man alleged to have entered a home on West Twenty Fet Street after receiving a tip. Officers nabbed the suspect soon after an initial description was reserved and followed.
Police investigated a burglary report on Twenty Street after two men clashed. A man named J A Davie said the other tried to retreat, leading officers to believe both men were the same suspect. Davie was released, while William Jones remained in custody. The public eye links the case to the film “The High Road” at The Ogden theater.
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Nelson were held Sunday with tributes to her life and character. Church leaders spoke of her diligent service to the Netty Weber Lake society, and a German sermon on immortality framed the ceremony. The chapel overflowed with friends as parish singers and officers offered prayers and hymns, followed by interment in City Cemetery.
A preacher, addressing a tent audience at Washington Avenue and Twenty sixth Street, debates the source of power in spiritism. He says he does not condemn individuals or groups and urges belief by individual study, asserting a Bible based condemnation of a doctrine. He mentions Saul and four classes of intelligences guiding human action.
A sermon warns against familiar spirits and necromancy citing Saul and Samuel, Endor, and Satan’s temptations. It cites Bible verses to condemn seeking knowledge from the dead, urges reliance on God, and notes Saul’s death as the consequence of disobedience. It references Paul, Christ’s era temptations, and the danger of witchcraft.
Thousands gathered at Chicago armory to identify victims after a disaster. Coroners, undertakers, and volunteers processed bodies through the night and into morning, with deputies recording names for families. Hundreds waited in the street front as the grim work continued.
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