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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
A long housewife feature details light and heavy weight pongee fabrics for summer wardrobes, plus methods to serve cold meat and refined fruit dishes. It notes Tuscore Shantung and pouge silks, vivid colorways, and new fruit serving techniques such as pruning evaporated fruit with sugar and presenting a light dessert.
A distressed wife faces societal judgment and personal fear as her mother urges faith as the path to truth. Amid threats of exposure, she plans to confront her husband with honesty, guided by a moral vow that belief can illuminate the unknown and justify sacrifice.
Report notes a decline in price yesterday tied to weak wheat demand and a softer cash premium. Millers attribute the drop to reduced foreign interest in past options, with purchases described as limited and cautious amid market uncertainties.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a foot comfort product or remedy promising relief for aching, sore, and tired feet. Mentions burning and stinging sensations, corns and calluses, and a goal of reducing pain. Includes garbled brand-like terms and unclear claims about improvement and materials.
Fragmented OCR of a political notice discusses safe conduct for Doctor Dernburg and mentions state department roles, maternal health terms, and a vague wartime governance theme. Readable portions reference safety procedures and public conduct in a wartime governance setting.
In a public address there were broad intimations that through the German embassy he might be invited to leave the country, suggesting government pressure or diplomatic signaling.
An apparent suicide by electrocution occurred at Irank March's barber shop in North Bingham. Jon Bingham, aided by an electric shaver device, attached a cord to a power socket after blocking the front door and staged the scene before sustaining the fatal shock. Police discovered the body after coworkers found the shop unusually quiet and alerted authorities. Investigators note deliberate setup and timeline suggests planning and execution of the self inflicted death.
The report notes a death by self harm with found certificates of deposit totaling 4000 dollars and cash around 541 dollars. The deceased's mother, brother, and sister live in Grosen and were promptly informed. Funeral arrangements are not yet made. Read the classifieds.
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