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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1915
Page
4
A Woman's Page excerpt outlines household cleaning methods using moistened rags and cast off to polish woodwork and floors, plus weekly carpet care and oiling small bearings. It surveys autumn fashion details, cape uses, trims, and fabrics, with notes on entertaining decor and a late October themed tea party.
The piece covers inexpensive home beauty remedies like face lotions and sham poo for clear skin and hair, alongside a report of a counterfeiting operation tied to a 95 gold coin and a suspect arrested by federal agents. It notes the suspect’s transfer to California and ongoing detention.
Salt Lake City police report a counterfeit money case tied to a national gang. York, a U. S. prisoner, was captured by Thomas J. Callaghan in Salt Lake, then handed to U S Marshal Maldale for removal to San Francisco. A second gang member was also arrested in Denver and will be returned for trial.
An unreadable passage references a prize act, mentions names such as Teacon and Belk, and hints at a public or literary event. The fragment lacks coherent structure and omits verifiable details for a full report.
Railway officials from Union Pacific and related entities plan annual meetings at Harriman headquarters in Salt Lake City. Alexander Millar, secretary of the Union Pacific Railroad, will preside as executives gather to discuss corporate strategies for the Union Pacific Company Union Pacific Equipment Company and other affiliated firms. Meetings scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at South Temple and Mato Street locations reflect a high level industry gathering in New York and Salt Lake.
An early medical note explains that magnesia remedies acid stomachs, detailing forms like citrates and carbonates and advising simple magnesia dosing after meals to halt fermentation and normalize digestion. It emphasizes convenient powders and caution against incorrect mixtures and unnecessary medications.
Salt Lake City Oct 12 Postal Inspectors Christensen and Foster, federal men from Seattle and Fall Take, asked Governor Spry for a conference on the Williams care. The governor was absent. The visit aimed to clarify state action and possible handover of details to federal agents.
Governor Willan Spry stated he is convinced many letters tied to the Hillateom case were authored by a single person. He, Judge D. Etraup, and W. M. McCarty reviewed the letters at the state prison, deeming the meeting informal and for their own analysis.
The American Life Stock association and the National Woolgrowers association urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant a rehearing in the Idaho and Utah stock shipments case. They argue railroads keep pushing higher rates, harming shippers and farmers, and request dismissal of the rehearing motion.
Omeda Nebraska August night. granddaughter of United States Senator Hillbeork and daughter of Jeary Uorley, general manager of the Omaha World demtd, struck by a downtown automobile. She suffered scalp wound and injuries not believed serious. Officials say Freemasonry group of Loyal Lodge members held a position last year.
Reports from Vissins and Ouriboghar indicate Bulgarians launched attacks into Serbia near Kaziashvataz and Nish. Athens dispatch says opening hostilities began Monday, with rail routes from Nish to Balooki used for troop movement.
A vintage advertisement urges thin men and women to take Garrol, the flesh building agent. It claims the digestive system fails to absorb fats, so Garrol helps oils reach the blood to build firm flesh. Tokens emphasize affordability, refund if unsatisfied, and cautions about use unless weight gain is desired.
A scrambled article describes Japan erecting pavilions at a Pacific expo and gifting a Nikko Shrine scale model, highlighting craftsmanship and goodwill toward the United States. It also reports Salt Lake City taxes for the Commercial Club, and editor Arthur T. Cope urging a cleaner town campaign with Dr Beatty’s input.
In Salt Lake City, Imperial Commissioner Harada and officials tour the fair as Japan emphasizes friendship with the United States. The Japanese section occupies about one fifth of the Manufactures Palace space, featuring a large arts exhibit loaned by the emperor and a Japanese garden with imported stones plants and gravel to evoke the Land of the Rising Sun.
Berlin reports a surgical bulletin by Prof. Freat and Dr. Casperson describing removal of a bullet that traversed the left shoulder into the liver and vena cava before reaching the heart. The operation opened the breast and pericardium, moved the heart aside, and removed the bullet from the right ventricle with prompt stitching. The patient, a young soldier, recovered fully. The bullet weighed tren prams and followed a remarkable path through the body, barely missing fatal damage.
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