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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
4
Woman's Page highlights the reflecting globe as a striking garden decor piece, a 15 inch crystal globe on a pedestal that reflects changing scenes. It also covers bead combinations for cords, a beef casserole recipe, and notes on nuts for nutrition and flavor.
A fragment describes semi skirts and bodice matching in various fabrics. It details corded and shirred tops, lace and chiffon options, and the appeal of adaptable skirts for summer wardrobes. Mentions yardage, fabric varieties, and potential dressmaking costs. The tone reflects early pattern guidance for sports and evening wear.
A fragmented passage extols women viewing work as opportunity and service. It suggests women who embrace service expand their capacity, broaden vision, and elevate standards of work, gaining personal success in return.
A fragment from a Preston Flour advertisement gives quick kitchen tips. It advises rinsing almonds with thick shells, drying them, and describes blanching with hot water. It also notes how to extract pecans by pouring boiling water over them and cooling, then cracking at the small bench.
An Idaho report notes heavy spring rains ended drought fears and promises record wheat yields across the state. The fruit crop shows exceptional prospects with no frosts, while irrigation reservoirs fill to capacity, boosting rivers and storage for the Arrowrock and Deer Mat systems as farmers plan large wheat plantings for the season.
London May 19 Premier Asquith stated in the House of Commons that reforms are under consideration but will not alter the government’s core personnel or the conduct of the war. He said no charges would change the prime minister or foreign secretary, no constitutional upheaval, and any changes would relate only to war policy and national resolve. He emphasized continuity, unity, and the avoidance of misapprehension while presenting cautious proposals to Allies and opponents.
A tense confrontation unfolds as Mrs. Pressley exposes secrets about a wealthy marriage while Selma wrestles with forbidden feelings for Dr. Holland. Dwight Dwight confronts truth and debt, while suspicion threads through the household, ending with a cliffhanger as the tale continues tomorrow.
The Isis shows Who Pays in pictures each Tuesday and Wednesday, inviting audiences to view the film at the cinema. The program highlights a classic or notable feature in a recurring weekly slot.
In a local event, competitors include Je son’s Sharpshooter at 110 pounds, Wileen’e Tarlat 103 pounds, J. w Mesnerry’s Addie M. 100 pounds, and 3. EL Madden’s Sam McMeekin 95 pounds, with other names and weights noted in the lineup.
Salt Lake May 26. Old Polk refuses to leave San Juan county for Ute Mountain reservation in Colorado. U S marshal and district attorney seek facts with Agent Jenkin to resolve the dispute. Tse-Negat, Polk’s son, convalesces in Denver’s St Anthony hospital from tuberculosis while learning to drive and behaving quietly.
Cambridge May 2. A Harvard College study reports no evidence that rowing under the current intercollegiate system damages the heart. Dr Roger J Lee, professor of hymens, notes examination of 42 cases found no such harm, challenging concerns about rowing’s health effects.
Article warns pace and long training can permanently damage the heart. It notes Harvard limits to organically sound students under medical supervision. Towing persisted in Hy college curemen post graduation, with heart size reportedly affected for years.
Sam McVey defeated Harry Wills of New Orleans in a ten round bout in New York. McVey weighed 218 pounds to Wills 208. McVey won every round except the second, with Wills sustaining a cut eye from a fourth round jab and taking a nine count in the tenth after a series of lefts and a hook to the jaw.
Pariz May 20 1130 a m Adolph Massimy former minister of war who allowed Alexandre Millerand to join a reformed cabinet is lauded in army orders retiring as major and rising to lieutenant colonel then colonel noted for cool leadership in battles. Movies hit Mexican hull industry with mixed effects as wartime strain eases.
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