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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
3
In Ogden Utah 1915 a mother and daughter discuss marriage prospects as a wealthy suitor, Richard Walker, enters the scene with social ambitions. The conversation reveals tensions over money, society, and personal choice, shaping Ethel Hilton’s dilemma about love versus security.
Woman's Page notes that crystal and glassware items are in vogue for weddings and entertaining. It highlights dessert and serving pieces, condiment sets, bakeware, compotes, bonbons, and elaborate crystal works as popular, with vases, baskets, and decorative sets also sought after. The piece advises readers to consult local advertisers for reliable dealers.
Fragmentary OCR mentions flames and areas near Ot Bont with unclear details. No full names or explicit actions available.
A diary of the Weir Mitchell treatment for obesity describes a strict, low calorie plan using skim milk, daily massages, and Swedish movements to stimulate waste removal. Patients rest in bed for up to two weeks, then gain limited mobility as meat and fish are reintroduced over four to six weeks.
A garbled early 20th century ad urges readers to gain weight using Sargol a supposed regenerative powder. It mocks thinness, claims digestion can absorb fats for body use, and promises rapid cheeks and frames through the product sold by Melntyre Drug Co and others.
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At a recent meeting the state superintendent of public instruction and the attorney general were listed to be appointed by the governor. Superintendent Gowank was elected chair, with J. Child as secretary, and other members including Ht Barnes and H. Williviene. The next meeting is planned for July, with outlines to be discussed by the superintendent and the commission on school enrollment and early applications.
In Salt Lake City a petition for a writ of habeas corpus is filed in the Third District Court seeking to strike down Utah's 1934 indeterminate sentence law. Sheldon Muzzart, inmate at the state prison, is plaintiff, suing Warden Arthur Pratt as defendant to release him. Attorney Patterson argues the law undermines sentencing discretion and violates constitutional provisions, asking the court to order the defendant to produce Muzzart for final hearing and grant release.
Seven persons were adjudged bankrupt in a decision handed down yesterday by Judge John A. Marshall of the United States district court. August Wescher, who ran a shoe store on State Street, was adjudged an involuntary bankrupt as a result of proceedings brought by creditors HH Parry of Riverton J A Maltho of Garfield H T Bradford of Ogden TR Brndbone Sr of Salt Lake Lawrence Larsen of Salt Lake and A df Karon of Salt Lake were all adjudged bankrupt upon voluntary application.
The United States general land office in Washington cancels the homestead entry of George H. Wood of Cedar City. The decision upholds earlier rulings by local land office officials, citing insufficient proof of residence and ongoing settlement during summer.
Mre. Annie AW Nelson, noted manufacturer of toilet articles, extends her stay in Oregon to spend the summer and informs her patrons that her goods are on sale at John C. Guling Drug Co. through local advertisement.
In Kingham Canyon, Eugene Alley was shot on April 15, 1914. Harry Brewer faced a first degree murder conviction in Third District Court with Judge Ritchie setting the date for execution as August 20 between sunrise and sunset. Brewer, aided by three deputies, stood as his counsel Parley Jenson announced possible motions.
The court paused the sentence. The motion for a new trial will be heard within three weeks. If relief is denied, the case will be appealed to the supreme court.
An old advertisement promotes Daddys Nervine Extract a home remedy claiming to extract a nervine tincture from one pint to two quarts with a fast appealing effect. It urges readers to sample a quarter nerving prepaid for $1.00 and touts Wheeling West Virginia as the source Teddy's Laboratory.
Grand Junction Colorado June 29 the High Line canal seventy miles long to irrigate about fifty thousand acres of government land was opened. John J Fitzgerald chairman of the house appropriations committee pulled the lever to start the electrical machinery opening headgates from Grand river witnessed by the house appropriations committee and many government officials and citizens. The canal, built in four years, cost about three million dollars.
In Doplin Missouri workers from about 2001 mines staged a partial walkout as restraining prices and reduced output affected operations. Employers faced pressure to raise zinc wages while mills and fabric plants halted briefly, signaling tension in the metal sector.
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