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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
4
A long, fragmented memoir recounts Don Porter's remembered trial and vow for revenge after a bank scheme framed Cole, his innocent co-conspirator. Edith Hilton, a young beauty, faces social pressure and a planned marriage market amid uncertainty and desire.
A reflective piece decries miracle cures and claims of medical guarantees, warning against promising recovery through proprietary remedies. It critiques sensational testimonials, urges legitimate business practices, and chides dope sellers while advocating cautious consumer choices. Includes consumer guidance and sample recipes amidst the broader cautionary tone.
Mrs Clarice Margares Haright a New York lawyer has made formal application to Mayor Mitchel for appointment to the bench of the court of special sessions to fill a vacancy created by a judge’s death If appointed she will reform handling of youthful delinquents and brings ten years of practice and study of child reform work to the post She is well acquainted with juvenile cases and aims to improve procedures for children in the system.
A home owner shot the victim at Falls Ta dune carrying a Bible and a sign. Witnesses report the event occurred as a confrontation escalated near the residence. Police are investigating the motive and determine if charges will be filed.
A garbled OCR fragment references discussions and names in a confused stream. It hints at a meeting, a Bible, and various people or groups but offers no clear event, date, location, or actionable facts to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text describes a boiled fruit pudding process with references to ingredients, steaming, and a vessel for heating. Mentions of steam, bailing, and method hints at traditional boiling and control of moisture. No clear people, dates, places, or organizations identified beyond generic cooking terms.
A vintage ad from Teddy's Laboratory in Wheeling West Virginia promotes a powder paint called Siment with water and sun proofing. It claims 300 square feet per gallon for 29 cents and offers small samples and detailed information. The copy touts special inducements and urges immediate action via mail order, promising high returns and a ready home business.
Berlin reports German artillery bombarded the Arras cathedral area and assaulted a French trench in the Argonne. A night operation near Les Bourges aimed at seizing a ridge, while French claims of gains are disputed. The bulletin notes Meuse sector activity and Italian or allied line attempts to recover lost ground.
A line of severe electrical rain storms swept North Dakota and northwest Minnesota last night and early today. Four people were killed by lightning. Widespread damage to crops and property reported as high winds uprooted trees and damaged buildings across Tonca City and nearby areas. Continuous rain caused street delays in Muskogee and Wichita measured over an inch in places.
Mrs. Weisom, manufacturer of Indies toilet articles, has extended a visit to Oregon to spend the summer and informs patrons that a couple line of her goods is on sale at John Culiey Ding Co.
Provo voters total near four thousand will decide whether Provo remains dry or becomes wet in the upcoming liquor election. A canvass shows 1129 new registrants added to the registration books, boosting expected turnout. Dry and wet camp leaders report strong confidence as evening street meeting at Center Street and First West draws speakers including Bishop T. N. Paylor and J. William Kanight.
Veterans discuss holding a meeting at the Columbia Theatre Monday night. Decision on venue is not yet final, with further discussion planned for the next gathering.
Milam June 27 report says Italian forces captured Gorizia after two wet days of progress on the Isonzo. The Italian base advanced fifteen days, taking Corso hills and flooding areas along the Monfalcone canal. Austrian efforts flooded land to hinder Italian movement while sappers under fire helped seal the canal entrance.
State Engineer BE Booth is in Pocatello to inspect the highway work between here and Fork Hall. He will continue to St Anthony to review the road construction at that location before returning.
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