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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1916
Page
5
A serialized romance scene portrays a woman in a charming gown stunning her suitor as he declares love. The couple exchange vows and affectionate kisses amid playful quarrels while the tale promises continuation.
A fragmented prose scene focuses on a couple in a bedroom preparing for an outing. Ralph contemplates wealth and luxury, while Eva Lechald fusses with hair and clothing. The atmosphere blends vanity, tension, and intimate routines in a limited space.
A column discusses long sheet skirts and wind fashion, noting ankle length trends and the shift away from extreme shortness. It highlights white marquisettes thirty eight inches wide as popular for sheer frocks and shares kitchen tips for meals and baking.
An old advertisement promotes Penslar Duchy and Palmetto Compound for kidney pain and backache with Monna liver saline. It touts cleansing the system and aiding digestion, suggests combining products, and lists prices 25¢ and 60¢ for Venslar Buchu Palmetto Compound and 19? for Liver Saline, urging purchase at the local store.
Mayor W. Mont Ferry declined to comment on commission action after the Utah Supreme Court decision. The ruling touched on automatic succession linking Inspector A. Mullings to head the police department, with Shores and others winding up lingering affairs as the city prepared to turnover the office following formal notice.
At Fort Sill Oklahoma early today an automobile crash killed Lieutenant Harold E Naylor and injured four officers from the Fifth Field Artillery They were students at the School of Artillery Fire Power near Port and were en route to a theater engagement when the collision occurred The dead and injured officers are named in the dispatch with casualties listed.
Two German submarines supported by two armed auxiliaries attacked the French liner Venezia about 100 miles southeast of Cape Race on April 29. The Venezia fled, reached New York harbor, and the crew later recounted a dramatic chase and shelling lasting into dawn, with the ship carrying passengers and mail from France.
Marathon Texas reports a nocturnal foray by Mexican raiders into Brewster and adjacent districts. Local riders pursued through Cleans Springs and Boquillas with knowledge of the terrain and suspected bandsmen from Villotas or Carranzintas. The attack touched Glenn Sprites Noguillas and Deemers settlements near the river border, news arriving today.
Salt Lake mourns the death of Elizabeth Veap a pioneer of 185 with services planned in Richfield and a funeral home in Peruiny for her daughter Mrs Marley Sterson. She was the wife of the late Judge George W Than and an active member of the Sevier Stake Telety society.
Juesiding and her wide open home earned the nickname The Tree Motel for decades. Mrs. Hean is survived by children Mrs. Feterson, George T., C. P. Willard, Wo Orestes VII, and Mrs. J. S. Harne.
The text lists land transfers in Utah with grantees and legal stances, noting parcels in sections 16 and 1 under Salt Lake meridian and values of $2000. It also reports court martial outcomes where sentences of death were commuted to penal servitude for life or specific terms for individuals including Countess Georgina Marklevice and others, with names like George Plankett.
A London telegram reports Countess Georgina Markievicz, a leading figure in the Easter uprising, sentenced by court martial to death but commuted to life penal servitude. Henry O'Hanrahan, and brothers George and John Plunkett had death sentences commuted to ten years penal servitude. Officials announced the decision this afternoon.
May 7 6 50 p m Pope Benedict names Monsignor Charles A O Hearn vice rector of the American College in Rome as coadjutor to Monsignor Thomas F Kennedy with right of succession to the rectorship.
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