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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
4
Readings mix garden musings with home health tips and decor ideas. Tips on lawn care, color harmony, window groupings, and simple recipes appear alongside a closing note about entertainment and a local advertisement tone.
Early show features world gowns for spring and summer with Victorians in satin buckled sandals and boned curls. Pink flowered taffeta gown carries a rose and forget-me-not bouquet in a white lace bordered holder. A white taffeta evening frock features a black velvet belt and curved hem. Dresden shepherds and aprons of white satin with pale embroidery appear among lace and crinolined silhouettes.
Fragment sketch of a room featuring a green and white Wedgwood urn, brown mahogany furniture from the Adam period, and old blue brocade draperies. Describes leather fringe and beaded embroidery options, with hints of blue velvet accents and Mexican-style touches. includes garden scene with hyacinths and tulips in a grass plat on Curtmonwhalth Avenue and a note on liberation.
Miss Grace Murphy of Greensboro Alabama visits the capital in the company of Miss Elizabeth Harding daughter of an Alabama member of the Federal Reserve board. They attended Mrs Christina Heminick's play The Opium Wipe where Miss Murphy drew attention for her striking beauty and presence during the presentation.
Noah Who Classified Ada reports a concise exchange urging readers to choose Preston Flour. The brief line echoes a slogan about being particular, framing the product as the preferred option in a simple advertising style.
A Tasmanian woman recounts how Akos stopped her decade of chronic suffering. The account details relief after a long period of illness, highlighting the impact on daily life and hopeful gains for others with similar conditions.
Mrs. I Re Thomson, 26 The Avenue WA Rat Apt, awakened by two burglars who gagged her, searched her dressing table and left with a locket, a gold ring, and $2.00. Police say entry was through a pantry window but no conclusive evidence was found. Detectives and Chief Grant investigated as a bloodhound trail failed to yield clues.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative to replace calomel in liver and bowel care. It claims they do not damage teeth, restore energy, and banish heaviness from constipation, urging readers to try the olive colored nitro tablets from The Olive Tablets Company in Columbus, Ohio.
A garbled wire service style item reports the pope expressing horror amid chaotic events. The fragmentary text hints at religious tension and concern about future stability, with distress over persecution and uncertain outcomes for the church.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Vanderbilt and names, with disrupted phrases about people and events. The readable parts center on Vanderbilt and related figures, but specifics are garbled, yielding a vague historical notice. The result is an incomplete item with no clear dates or actions to summarize beyond the association with Vanderbilt.
In a tense courtroom tableau President Darius Brown is found dead and a bank heist is revealed. Detectives, experts, and witnesses unravel the ornate scheme linking Brown’s death to a forged vault opening and concealed triggers. Joseph Dram, a bank teller, and James from the stage plotline emerge amid a vault room revelation.
Ny ha Pays presentation runs at the Isis every Wednesday and through late May with a mix of scenes and tableaux. The event features pictures and performances by local organizers and aims to spotlight regional culture and humor.
The readable fragments reference a meeting, mailings, and scattered names and actions amid garbled text. Key persons and dates are partially visible, hinting at an organized gathering or discussion involving multiple individuals and locations.
The ambassador laughs at the notion of timing the embassy’s destruction by an agency while admitting a letter was received and that fact was acknowledged. He notes he will likely be asleep at the expected time, and the plan appears to rely on an agent.
A garbled ad style text touts a product described as relieving burning feet, sore ankles, and blisters. It claims to remove acids and poisons, offer restful comfort, and restore happiness after long days of standing or dancing. The fragment reads like an old drugstore pitch with references to aloe and cheap pricing.
A disrupted clipping lists additional survivors and performers in a New York program titled FURTHER LIST OF SURVIVORS. LIVEN OUT IN NEW YORK. Names include Ella Hall and Bob Leonard with multiple cast and crew across cabins and cities such as Toronto New York and Syracuse. The notice notes performances on Oracle Tuesday and Wednesday with various attendees and affiliates.
The piece notes peaceful adjustment after China-Japanese tensions and praises leaders for restraining chauvinistic sentiment. It argues relief for both sides, minimizes immediate danger of broader conflict, and highlights how China’s stance affects Western allies and global prestige.
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