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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
4
Household guidance details starching organdie, sheer muslin curtains, and colored fabrics for a pristine finish. It covers proper starch mixtures, color-safe techniques, and ironing tips, plus an era-tinged note on feminine coiffures and the Bird’s Nest Salad recipe.
A playful survey of looks seen on film stars and the way a cheese hall menu might mirror fashion. Authors suggest pepper stained halls and lettuce wrapped meats as a quirky garnish to tableside displays.
Balt Lake May 11 On his own motion Henry C Ruple who faced sentencing for perjury in the United States district court was granted a stay of sentence until July 1 for a new trial hearing Judge Tillman D Dobneon presided accepting the motion A U S D A David B Cook supported the prosecution The elderly defendant received congratulations from friends as his wife May Tuple stood by him amid tears The case involved pension money fraud tied to his claimed identity The prosecution needed extensive testimony to prove he was Henry Ruple Another man A B Pritchard pleaded not guilty before Judge Johnson inching toward post office embezzlement charges
In a May 10 report from Paro Texas Bishop PW Hurst claims Generals Scott and Funston will not withdraw US troops from the border. He cites pressure from Mexican War Minister Obregon and warns 500 Americans in Casas Grandes to leave. Hurst says Obregon seeks release of 10,000,000 rounds of ammunition to bolster Mexican forces, while US officials insist on continued presence.
May 10 report says German assaults halted after three days of heavy fighting. Armies advanced about fifteen miles from Douaumont to the Averoort woods but French and German claims conflict. Paris and Berlin reports note main objective near Mill 104 and VAM 304, with bombardment slackening and some trench captures.
New York May 11 report says the French government will send more than a thousand relics from Verdun battlefield to New York for a bazaar June 2 to 14 for Entente America relief. Marquis de Fougtac will present the gifts. display includes the aeroplane of Yegoud the French aviator and relics of air war used by American forces in France.
David is described as the first orchestral organizer, leading a band of about one hundred musicians. He directs sacred works including psalms, assigning parts to skilled instrumentalists and sustaining the musical tradition with careful tone and part separation.
A fragment notes that a string instrument virtuoso with a regard for expression is called upon to perform, while an 80 on through the Psalm. John P. Bouse.
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