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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
6
The passage describes numerous fabric patterns and hues, noting striped silks and grosgrain looks. It mentions narrow, gleaming, and varied weave effects, highlighting browns blacks blues pinks greens and light accents. The text conveys a cataloglike sense of textile options and colorways.
A fragmented survey blends bacon serving ideas with spring fashion observations. It discusses bacon cooked in fat for dishes like corn fritters and liver with beans, noting English influence, American preferences for broiled bacon, and evolving styles such as draped garments and metallic buttons.
The text discusses bacon frying methods emphasizing fat temperature for crispness and avoiding overfat sogginess. It then shifts to a broad, informal essay on life’s first periods, infancy to the mind year, memory limits, and the value of freedom in early childhood education. It mentions that early years affect later mental and moral development and warns about poor health from excess fat.
Two men, O Lak es and George Smith, were injured when a trench and loose planks caused a fall into a basement of a building under construction at Inual avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty Fifth streets. Fire and police squads responded as witnesses described panic and confusion.
A solemn procession and funeral rites marked the bishop’s burial beneath the cathedral altar in Salt Lake City. The Right Reverend Mawel T. Bava presided, with clergy and mourners filing past the casket as hymns and prayers filled the sacred hall.
The installment follows a murderous escape as President Darius Brown and his entourage spiral into fear after a murder. Williams flees the scene with stolen papers, pursued by police and whispered accusations. The room trembles with voices as Drum and Med confront danger and a perilous pursuit through city streets.
A brief notice advertises a display titled Who Pays showing in pictures at the Isis theater every Tuesday and Wednesday, inviting patrons to view the sequence visuals associated with the title.
Sunday service at 8 o clock and evening service by Edward G. Saster of Salt Lake City. Beginning next Sunday Rev Relph C. Waddell of California will supply the pulpit regularly until August 1. Morning worship at 11 a.m. with sermon Mortals and immortals and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock.
Amsterdam reports the Berlin Vossische Zeitung claims the United States government failed to prevent Americans from being used to guard contraband in holds. The paper argues Washington should reveal who was responsible for concealing danger and whether belligerent states may risk American lives to ferry contraband. It notes Germany’s February 4 declaration and US actions aboard vessels and on the auxiliary list.
The Amor ial yacht Tamoua was wrecked along the Mexican west coast near Tipopa by Guaymas. No loss of life was reported. Admiral Howard sent the cruiser Taligh to recover the crew. the wreck's fate was unclear.
A Sunday night series at Mire Pres. Byhevian church will explore varied religions and convictions. The talk titled The Religion of the Man Who Wants War examines how different minds form belief systems and the trends of knowledge shaping thought.
A preacher from Utah, noted for his brilliant administration, will preach at the First Methodist Church. He has preached in Ogden several times and is praised as a notable administrator. He will also conduct initiation services for new officers this Sunday night.
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