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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1916
Page
4
A colorful page outlines spring fashion with embroidered chiffon and blue black ensembles, plus trims and care tips. It includes a dry cleaning method for corduroy and simple recipes for strawberry sauce and steamed berry pudding.
A vintage instruction discusses making a strawberry whip and canning fruit. It describes straining berries, beating with tea froth, baking times, and using a tow baking dish. It notes modern canning methods reduce spoilage and emphasizes cleanliness, sterilized jars, and boiling steps. It contrasts grandmother’s methods with contemporary practices and mentions bacteria, fermentation, and the importance of proper preparation.
The seventh annual May festival will be held next Thursday afternoon at 4 30 o clock on the Utah School for the Deaf grounds. Superintendent Urizxehea says the program will proceed as published with 260 decoders delivering the main feature. Over 3500 seats have been arranged, special car service planned, and expected attendees include Governor Bory and East Lake City officials. Motion pictures by Stowcroft Zelmer and Bkinner will be taken for later showing at the Alhambra.
The passage advises using firm fruit for canning and notes overripened or decayed fruit is suitable only for jelly, butters, and jam. It stresses washing fruit thoroughly and not soaking long in water to prevent loss of shape and quality, ideally canning the same day as picking.
Nine year old Armand Meier was badly injured when a dynamite cap exploded at the state grounds near Ogden canyon. The blast mangled his hands and blinded one eye. Police recovered nine more caps and the dynamite supply at the old sanitarium site as an investigation continues into who set the caps off.
The Rev and Mrs C H Leesmann marked their twenty sixth wedding anniversary with a small family celebration at home. Congregation members learned of the milestone and prepared a quiet, surprise gathering at Taent yertenth ostent, with ACS o'clock mediations interrupted by visitors. Jilius Murris, church secretary, delivered a brief address in harmony with the occasion.
The Ladies’ Aid society notes a tender church gathering honoring a bride in an oriental wedding dress. Gifts were gratefully accepted as expressions of harmony within the congregation and its good will toward pastor and family. A large wedding cake framed the scene amid reminiscences and humorous touches. Farewell mingled with hopes for an upcoming olden anniversary.
The Pith ward Sunday school annual conference was held with strong turnout for both sessions. Morning speakers included Lydia K Tanner on What is Worth While and Milas Tal lan Flyzare. evening talks featured Heber Beoncroft on Preparedness and a brief address by Bishop J. W. Ure.
Mrs. Bil Streax of Nashville describes relief from a Change of Life tumor using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with curing the tumor and urges others to try the remedy.
A man named Henderson, 60, narrowly escaped being crushed when an electric car reversed power near the Orden river bridge on a Saturday. He was struck and felled on the Interurban track around 10 pm but the approaching car braked in time to stop short of him.
A sales text touts Cadomene Tablets as a safe reliable aid for fatigue weakness sleeplessness and general poor health. It claims to rebuild cells of brain nerve tissues nourish the nervous system and restore vitality and endurance through easy digestion and direct bloodstream action. Obtain in sealed tubes with full directions from all live druggists.
John Zandal of Hingham sprang to lead after an incident on a car. He escorted Mr. Tendershut to Sheriff T. A. DeVine's office and then to his home after he regained awareness.
Washington May 22 Chairman Culberson released a letter from Charles W. Elbo endorsing Lois D. Brandeis for the Supreme Court and Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell joining in the push. Elbo writes Brandeis has long shown honesty, capacity, and courage. rejection would be a misfortune for the legal profession and the nation. The judiciary committee will vote Wednesday.
New York May 22 four alionists led by witnesses gathered in the criminal chamber of the supreme court for the trial of Dr Arthur Warren Waite a young dentist sportsman charged with murder for poisoning his father John F B Teck a Grand Rapids manufacturer. The defense likely will seek an insanity plea while the state has engaged three medical experts to counter.
The proceedings place the prisoner with his wife Mrs Clare Peek Waite and Mrs Margaret Horton, two New York women, said to be involved in his alleged activities at times staying with him at an uptown hotel.
The new French Kathin EW Restaurant opened Saturday night on Mt M62 Washington Avenue drawing a fashionable crowd. An orchestra provided music, seating quickly reached amid favorable impressions. about thirty tables filled in the grand dining room as elite attendees enjoyed excellent service and decor.
London dispatch reports the death of General Arthur Goergel in Budaport yesterday. Goergel was the commander in chief of the Hungarian army during the War of Liberation, a notable figure in wartime leadership and national history.
The report recalls General Goergel a Saxon noble who faced Revolutionary War era shifts. He led Austrian efforts, was briefly chief, deposed, deported on Kossuth’s advice, then reinstated. The piece notes potential retirement of von Jagow and possible shifts in German leadership with Delhnicek and von Jazan.
A garbled OCR text hints at a birthday gift cost inquiry with unclear figures. The readable fragment mentions dollars and something about transportation or items, suggesting a puzzled note about price. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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