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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
2
The fragment cites She Standard as a self described independent evening paper published daily except Sunday, with William Olasmann as publisher. It notes Ogden City duties, local and outside of Ogden subscriptions, and a Saturday edition.
The notice explains that the Eyendard Standard will discontinue for subscribers who do not renew. It instructs readers to notify the publisher by letter or carrier to stop delivery after paid periods end and warns of subscriber reactions to stopping or continuing service.
Theodore Kytha, the writing expert, cites figures from Europe indicating Austria-Hungary may muster 9,000,000 and Germany 16,000,000 troops. He argues German victories in Galicia and Przemysl come despite Russian losses, noting the cost of war as the key factor.
A reader weighs the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco noting paintings and statuary, limited standout pavilions such as the Canadian building, and grand machinery halls. The piece compares to past fairs in Chicago St Louis and Paris, calling the event more a large state fair than a world showcase.
A travelogue contrasts Utah and California, praising Utah landscapes near Ogden and along the Southern Pacific route. The writer notes richer vegetation, greener alfalfa patches, and vibrant seasonal beauty, while California is described as having harsher weather and climate differences. Observations include Los Angeles warmth and San Francisco chill.
Federal biologists report a alkaline poison in shallow irrigation waters near mud flats caused a mass duck mortality. The dysentery like illness paralyzes birds after drinking alkaline water in Weber River and Great Salt Lake area. Recovery possible with fresh water and avoidance of stagnant irrigation pools.
Consul General Hanna describes winter efforts to feed about 1,000 people amid tool and corn shortages. He notes reliance on Red Cross aid waning, a return to private funds, and continued appeals as relief actions shift with postwar aid, including transportation plans and regional market activity.
Do you know John Dough a cheerful figure praised as Flesch Manns Yeast power. He visits Ogden and bakers offer a free John Dough Book featuring 62 bread based recipes and tips for economical living. Limited copies available from listed bakers.
Mr Merk struggles with fastening his wife's evening dress while guests arrive. He laments the need for a machine to do the work, and his wife nonchalantly powders her knees. He mutters a wish for invention, then jokes that she is the solution.
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