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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
7
A fashion overview notes striped silks and light colored fabrics for white liner suits. It mentions widely varying stripe widths from narrow to broad and descries options in tan and brown, blue and pink, and black and white. Numerous striped pongees appear in blue, pink, and green with many combinations.
The text notes fashion experiments with a draped skirt resembling a prior season’s style. The skirt is long, draped around the ankle, and paired with overskirts or straight back panels. Silver mounds and ball buttons remain prominent. military influences lightly reappear in accessories and silhouettes.
An aged discussion contrasts English and American bacon preferences. It notes English crisp bacon vs softer cuts, and suggests frying bacon with dishes to flavor the fat. It claims Americans favor broiled or fried bacon cooked to a flaky golden state.
The passage discusses frying bacon and eggs in deep fat versus shallow pans, noting that bacon fried in its own fat browns well but can become greasy if overheated or reused. It then shifts to a life periods essay, detailing infancy through early childhood, emphasizing how the first years shape future development and character.
James ODennes suffered multiple broken ribs and George Smith a scalp wound after falling through a stairway hole into a basement during an after-hours exploration of the Tribe building under construction on Lneath Avenue between 24th and 25th Streets. Neighbors heard cries. police took them to Dee Hins hospital.
In Salt Lake on May 15 the body of the late Right Rev. Bishop Laurence Scanlan lay in state beneath the Cathedral of St. Marx Magdalene altar. A solemn funeral address by Auxiliary Bishop Edward F Henne and a grand procession of bishops and priests marked the ceremony as mourners paid their respects and remembered his work for the church.
A fragmented crime tale unfolds with Williams and Codyne fleeing after a murder. Brown falters, Drums and Flo face fear, and police trap tightens as clues trail the gang. A fourth National WG PATS installment hints at fate and guilt amid pursuit.
The Isis hosts a recurring feature titled Who Pays with images displayed every Tuesday and Wednesday. The program highlights social or ethical themes through photography, inviting patrons to view and discuss the depicted scenes.
A long list outlines master ceremonies at churches with epworth league events, sermons, and congregational activities. It notes denominations including Epworth League anniversaries, Sunday schools, reunions, and a German Evangelical service with construction updates. Various pastors and hosts are named with times and locations.
Mary Parmley reports Sunday service at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Ei G Saster from Salt Lake plansTorping and evening. Beginning next Sunday Rev Ralph C Waddell from California will regularly supply the pulpit with August J Flist Church of Christ Scientist corner Monroe Ave and Twenty Fourth Street. Morning service at 11 a.m. subject Mortals and Ammortals. Sunday school at mm. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at o'clock.
Berlin paper argues the liner did not avoid danger and was a 'living American rampart' used to shield contraband. It claims American passengers and ammunition on board forced by US policy creators, urging inquiry into responsibility and belligerent action limits. The piece critiques US decision making after February 4 and urges protecting citizens from danger at sea.
The American yacht Ramona was wrecked off the Mexican west coast north of Guaymas with no loss of life. A report to the naval department from Admiral Howard said Raleigh was sent to pick up the rescued crew. The cause of the wreck was not reported.
A Sunday night series at First Presbyterian Church explores the religion of the street through Nike Gzyden’s study. It portrays diverse minds as embodiments of religious thought, with the sermon theme focusing on “The Religion of the Man Who Wants War” and its world impact.
The Reverend Edward Mills, district superintendent of the Methodist churches in Utah, will preach at the First Methodist Church Sunday night. Mills, known for his administration, has preached in Ogden several times during his first year in the state and is expected to lead the inaugural services for newly elected Epworth League officers.
A damaged OCR style notice offers a reward and mentions medical terms and treatments in a disordered list. It references a protoned medical context, names a few entities, and includes scattered phrases about a patient condition and a company. The readable portions are insufficient for a clear event or actions.
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