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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
5
An unnamed narrator recounts tangled misdeeds and disguises as Norvis confronts a web of infidelity and danger. Myra’s cottage scandal, a divorce, and a looming threat at the beach unfold through blurred recollections and shifting loyalties.
In a tale of jealousy and rumor, Willard Allmy Sands dies by cliffside gunfire after a torn marriage and a scandalous newspaper headline push husband Ray Norris to a fatal act. Ethel falters while Myra Foster and Fall’s secrets unravel, ending in suicide and ruin.
Fragmented OCR text describes renewed hope in administrative circles after proposals related to General Carranza and U S policy. It mentions reactions from officials, possible presidential involvement, and a focus on responses to Mexican political leadership with a tense tone about future actions.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled tale of twofold aims. It mentions works by an American author, Crowe, and attempts to describe steps in a garden path narrative. Military elements surface as themes, though details are unclear and partially unreadable.
Local death notices report V Derray passing after illness last night leaving a family near the University of Utah. The obituary lists surviving relatives and notes funeral arrangements. The piece reflects archaic phrasing and a formal notice style typical of the era.
Athens reports King Constantine of Greece is deteriorating and may undergo another operation to remove one or more of his teeth. Last evening his temperature reached 99.0, pulse 102, and respiration 20 as his pleurisy worsens after a relapse following an operation in late May. His wife and sister of Emperor William II of Germany are mentioned in the dispatch.
Crowds in Berlin and London reports say Emperor William arrived at Field Marshal Archduke Frederick’s headquarters to mark the archduke’s birthday amid triumphal cheers after Przemysl’s fall. He held audiences with Hungary’s opposition leaders Count Andrassy Apponyi Zichy and others as political coalition talks surface. An envisaged cabinet reshuffle is discussed with Count Tisza at its head and interior minister post to Count Papovitch.
The court dismissed the case against The Times and Major B A Richardson over alleged disclosure of intelligence to enemies. The defense argued the notes by Major Richardson published in the Times contained widely known German information. The proceeding occurred under the Defense of the Realm Act.
In a Sunday sermon at the First Presbyterian church Reverend John Edward Carver discusses gossip as a social force, stating men are real gossips and women bear most burdens. The sermon, titled The Religion in the Street, highlights how street life shapes temper and behavior, contrasting wartime values with public chatter.
A Woman’s Page urged mothers to use rope skipping to strengthen ankles and legs, improve breathing for weak chests, and encourage daily routines and prizes to motivate children. It warns against neglecting eyebrows and suggests eyelash care, then notes constipation as a cause of dull skin and outlines healthy habits and breakfast importance. A HOME MADE WORK BASKET project guides crafting a decorative basket from old straw bin materials, with sewing and embellishment steps. It ends with a recipe for grape jelly sherbet served cold with whipped cream.
The article advises adding a teaspoon of vinegar to the water when boiling beef to improve tenderness and notes that vinegar in the cooking water of string beans speeds tenderness without spoiling flavor. It also suggests a light vinegar coating on potatoes during cooking for similar effects.
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