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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1915
Page
3
A reader notes shade devices for porches from awnings to bamboo and wicker lamps. It covers movable and fixed lighting options, electric fixtures, lanterns, and safety for evening use. Also offers kitchen and home comfort tips, including laundry, cleaning, and simple fabric projects.
The article describes increasing use of delicate accessories on the dressing table. It notes brushes and combs remain hard material while other items trend toward nosiness. It envisions full muslin lace items, plain white or crisp muslin, possibly shaped like a doll with a wide skirt, designed to be large and stable.
Provo May 80 dedicatory services of the second ward church were attended by a large congregation with the auditorium fully tiled. Bishop J L Nelson presided and traced the ward’s history back to 1852 with its first bishop James Hird. A report from the Nance committee noted the building cost $15,599.17, of which the church contributed a portion.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, natural aid to bowel regularity. It emphasizes a gradual action without pain, targets older adults, and notes the product is a vegetable olive color tablet sold by the Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
Funeral services for John T. Cole were held yesterday afternoon at the Second Word Meeting House with Counselor George Shorten presiding. Speakers included President C. F. Middleton, Bishop Robert McQuarrie, and John McQuarrie, followed by musical numbers and the interment in City Cemetery, grave dedicated by George Shorten.
Brigham City May 30 John P Barnard secretary says the Farmers Protective Association is collecting an assessment of 10 cents per irrigated acre on all land owned along the Hammond canal between Collinston and Brigham. The levy funds legal services and potential purchases of the irrigation system, decided at a recent board meeting.
In a fashionable city, Mrs Willard Fall confronts jealousy and rumors about her husband Hor Nye Fall. The guardian of society’s decorum, she battles a mounting scandal as Laura Hyans flirts with her spouse. Willard’s quiet dignity clashes with public gossip and a tense homefront.
The notice promotes a recurring viewing event titled Who Pays shown in pictures at the Isis theater every Tuesday and Wednesday. It reads as a concise advert indicating showtime pattern and venue.
Brighany City May SQ. At a special meeting of the board at the Farmers Quad Vale Tre wontan and Yrighan Treen Lom Gent, Dufftt was chosen again as manager of the Brighany branch of the large implement concern. Mr Tauil is expert implement man and connected with the Consolidated Wagon.
Investigators tracked a possible plot to blow up the Hazel Dollar before she sailed from Vladivostok with army supplies. Russian detectives guarded the steamer for two weeks while Fire Marshal Bringhurst cited malice as a possible cause but offered no conclusive evidence.
Fifteen tons of dynamite stored on a scow anchored in Seattle harbor exploded at 2 am, wrecking the scow and shattering plate glass windows across downtown. A watchman is missing and presumed dead. The blast rattled buildings citywide and was felt up to thirty five miles away. The shipment, en route to Russia, had been held awaiting another steamer after delays with the Japanese vessel Shenise Mary.
A vintage advertisement touts a miracle foot remedy promising relief from swelling, bunions, and fatigue. It claims 17 percent poison-extracts draw out toxins and promises feet will stop hurting, never feel tired, and never limp. A 25 cent box is advertised at drug or department stores.
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