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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
3
Readers receive home care tips from a Woman’s Page feature including fabric care for crochetwork, Mackintosh cleaning, butter storage, kid gloves rejuvenation, and lamp chimney cleaning. The piece also examines Autumn Veil trends, noting new fashion characteristics, attachment to hats, and decorative trim shaping the look for 1915.
A fragment describes candy making with brown sugar syrup and butter stirred over heat. It notes adding tartar and thermometer testing to 160 degrees, then cooling in water and shaping into walnut sized pieces with butter, forming a chewy candy.
An old advertisement warns of slow poisoning from kidney trouble and touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a remedy. It claims quick relief by targeting kidneys and bladder and offers a money back guarantee. Imported from Holland, price listed at 50 cents, 1.00.
Salt Lake City reflects on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission under Chairman Galt Love. Love, visiting San Francisco for a national convention, cites achievements including a 20 percent freight cut for coal and 20 percent cuts on grain products and building materials within the state. The commission's regulation stopped discriminatory pricing and enforced uniform rates for public utility services across cities, while resisting monopolistic practices and ensuring fair access to gas, telephone, and transport services.
A Cleveland sermon from Oct 10 centers on the verse Whatsoever a man sows that shall he also reap. The speaker argues heredity shapes few traits while personal choice and divine plan govern moral outcomes. He outlines the human brain’s baser appetites versus higher powers and contends Christ’s redemptive work offers deliverance from inherited sin within the divine timetable.
Rate of 656,129 was about 7000 higher than last year despite an off year with no election and only two congressional seats. Leaders of the worn surface movement credit the suffrage campaign, while anti suffragists call the result a sign of strong opposition to the movement.
News from Jondo reports a new anti treating regulation for alcohol sales. It targets nearly ten million people and imposes fines up to 500 dollars and six months in prison for violations. The rule aims to curb drinking 59 percent, with potential further hours restrictions if ineffective.
The article discusses domestic life as the root of railway safety, urging women to urge husbands and brothers to work happily at their tasks. It notes railroads face heavy demand due to war orders, predicts strong business and increased production, and cites speakers like Mr Stone describing high traffic and worker dedication across major lines, with transport needs rising in the East and West.
Salt Lake City October 11 3tspy der ton died after an incongruous account. Stone chief of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen spoke to lodge No 355 and No 7IX at the Eagles plot meeting in Facies hall. The visit aimed to discuss fraternal standards and cooperation with rail unions during a trip to San Francisco for the Panama Pacific exposition.
Kennecott Copper Corporation reports four months ending August 31 earnings well above $7,500,000 based on 15¢ copper, with September output yet to be finalized. President Stephen Hite says four months ending September 30 show earnings over $1,500,000, aided by copper priced at 15¢ per pound and excess production arranged for shipment via American Smelting and Refining Company to Garfield plant in Utah.
Washington Oct 1 Justice Lamar did not attend the Supreme Court opening due to lingering effects from a recent stroke at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. He suffers high blood pressure and arm inflammation but hopes to resume duties in a few weeks. A slang note mentions a crate for tram convenience in the basement.
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