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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
6
Woman's Page reviews hat cleaning with a sulfur paste for Panama hats and discusses fashionable jabots, collars, and trims for the era. Also details dandelion uses as a natural tonic and recipe ideas, ending with a note on a spring dish of dandelion greens and bacon fat dressing.
In Western Poland the mining district, now under Garmana control, seeks relief from the Rockefeller commission as prices in January rose sharply for flour, wheat, buckwheat, and oats. The city Sosnowiec reports 12,050 dependents on charity from a 195,000 population, highlighting hardship amid war.
A gas cooking expert from New York, Mary Gray Muston, presents practical lessons on baking broiling and roasting on gas ranges. She stresses proper equipment, temperature control, and the value of sensible tools for housewives to improve efficiency, economy, and quality in daily meals.
A dramatic serialized tale unfolds with a wife injured, a husband torn by fear, and a doctor guiding a difficult recovery. Amid ashes of a house fire and haunting memories, the family battles guilt, longing, and the hope of renewal as the surgeon declares the operation a success. The narrative frames grief, resilience, and the weight of past choices as it moves toward a new installment.
The text presents a messy OCR style note listing names and terms related to AI research and philosophy, with scattered references to Meson, Quine, and various acronyms. It appears as a garbled musing rather than a coherent article, mentioning teachers or researchers and embedding unclear phrases.
New York May 7 Count Von Bernstorff the German ambassador sought to avoid interview requests as reports trickled in about the Lusitania sinking. By midnight no trace of him was found and authorities feared his departure from Washington toward New York at 12 34. The Ritz Carlton in New York was cited as his residence but hotel staff denied his presence. Dr Dernbarg was unreachable and no explanation emerged from Washington. Detroits May 7 dispatch notes confusion among passengers of the Lusitania tragedy.
An entry in the casualty notes names J. H. Masoi and his young son among those drowned when the Empress of Ireland wrecked off St Lawrence River near Lake May. The disaster drew international relief and prompted inquiries into the ship’s safety practices.
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