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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
5
An article emphasizes using clean cows milk as a substitute when mother’s milk is unavailable, detailing the dangers of contaminated milk and describing home pasteurization and storage methods. It covers equipment, timing of feeds, and cautions against overfeeding, with practical tips for maintaining milk quality.
Park woodwork and furniture clean easier with lemon oil. Tells how to apply with turpentine, wipe with cloth, and warns against using water. Notes lemon oil cleans without grease and preserves mahogany and pine floors, suggesting small quantities and thorough rubbing.
Kansas City May 31 Joseph F Smith head of the Mormon church faces suit by Torner members seeking return of 60006 dollars in stock taken from the Salt Lake City temple holding company. Verne Danielsen says the Indenpendence plow works in Missouri was controlled by church authorities and later moved from Danielsen to Joseph F Smith. He testified plans included missionary work in England then transfer of plant ownership.
Washington May. President Wilson outlines two aims guiding U S policy. He defends debt service and wartime arrangements while stressing the nation’s duties under international law. A dispatch notes diplomatic moves, expected statements, and calls for allied unity.
In a melodramatic scene from eighteenth century style society, Norris presses Myrna Foster over a troubling publicity constraint while editor Wilard Fall observes, as Norris insists on swift plans to secure Myrna’s professional future. The office tense with fear, power, and rumors of scandal drive a woman’s struggle for independence.
Rema Ute Uhiealehed Avia faced a decisive outcome as authorities closed the case. City officials announced the matter settled with no further action and commended local agencies for their collaboration.
A disputed 1910s letter printed in Limes discusses U S relief for starving Mexicans, citing President Wilson and Miss Mabel Boardman of the Red Cross. It outlines an aid plan distributed under Red Cross auspices with military guard considerations and potential actions if revolutionary forces oppose relief efforts.
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