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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
4
A practical guide for selecting wedding gifts urges focusing on the bride’s happiness and budget. It advises coordinating simple, functional items such as flatware, wickerware, linens, and embroidered linens, tailored to the couple’s means and home style.
A compact cooking entry describes stuffing a beef heart with brown bread crumba parsley carrots onion and lemon rind then baking in a moderate oven. It advises serving with southern swort potatoes and watercresa or parsley and elder spiced garnish with butter atop the hot potatoes.
Readers learn of a mayoral family choosing to uphold tradition through an elopement. The fragment references Pather, Whards, and Aurea sed to BETA, suggesting a local or fictional context with unconventional names.
Plans finalized by Director Joseph Ballantyne and Charion J. Stoss outline farewell concerts at the Salt Lake Tabernacle on Monday evening June 1. Prominent Salt Lake residents supported the event as a major financial fundraiser for the First Presidency related efforts.
At the University of Utah annual meeting the Alumni Association adopted resolutions urging the resignation of President J T Kingsbury and the board of regents majorities to restore prestige. The action followed acrimonious debate with alumni and faculty accusing the board of refusing to publicly investigate the controversy. John Jensen led resignations and a protest against the board’s stance, defeating John D Spencer 65 to 32 as votes closed near midnight. Resolutions passed by a 15 to 12 margin, introduced by Oscar W Carlton, with no amendments.
The article reports on an Anglo Allied view that German and Austrian naval power off Fort is diminished and that a broader strategic shift favors the Allies. It references Russia and the decline of German influence with emphasis on naval positions and regional battles.
Mrs Norris confronts her husband about his affection for Myra Foster amid marital strain. Norris resolves to protect Myra’s well being, planning to relocate her and her father to the coast for recovery. The couple faces judgment from gossip and society as they prepare to act on Norris’s decision.
The crop should not be harvested in full until weather permits cutting. Authorized use hinges on conditions that allow proper field work and crop preservation.
Berlin authorities issue a strict order banning officers and private soldiers from visiting numerous hixis restaurants cafes and all bars and winerooms in the city. The move aims to protect physical recovery and nervous strength after front line fatigue, signaling a crackdown on West End venues hit by the regulation.
An order for half a million pairs of war shoes has been placed with a local manufacturer by a government agency in this city. The shipment will be built to special specifications and delivered under a large, planned contract. Dr Listy Paine of the U S Public Health Service visited Brigham City to study spotted fever and discuss health measures with local physicians as he travels to Malad and Idaho.
Reports from the county and Beighin City note several incidents. Jane Price 19 fell from a westbound vehicle near Latent Mounds, right arm crushed by wheels. He was taken to Troy Brinkley, Ark, and transported to Salt Lake City where surgeons amputated the arm above the elbow. He remains at the city hospital.
Washington June decision says an administrator may recover for pecuniary loss to an employer estate and for pain and suffering. Freight hearing suspended as Interstate Commerce Commission plans proposed higher grain rates to California. Oregon Short Line Railroad seeks change to take effect June 7. Commission will hear complaints through October 16.
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