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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1915
Page
4
Mrs Eva Leonard discusses her married life on an eighty dollar monthly budget with plans to remove rust stains. The item highlights a proper luncheon for business women and a special lunch for the extremely nervous and thin woman, reflecting era fashion and social concerns.
Molly confronts her jealous husband John over a handkerchief incident as he studies a column of figures. The quarrel reveals strains in their marriage, with Molly accusing neglect while John urges a calmer, practical discussion and hints at a broader critique of balancing work and domestic life. The piece blends domestic tension with advice on meals and health for busy women in a moralistic tone.
A newly built arena nought Nevais arrived in New York on October 5 after builder’s trials at Hoxton and will be tuned at the New York Navy Yard for official sea trials. She must reach 0.5 knots to meet the required speed.
Fragmentary text describes a female accuser and a man named Edward in a case related to the White Slave Act. It mentions pursuit across towns and hotels, with references to Lawrence Eaton and Chicago connections. Details are highly garbled and uncertain.
An old advertisement warns that stressed kidneys cause lower back pain, urinary changes, and possible Bright’s disease. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Kidney Oil Capsules as immediate relief with a money back guarantee, pricing 2k, 50c and $1.00, urging buyers to choose the GOLD MEDAL brand.
Professor J H Pant of the University warns at a county teachers institute in Monticello chapel that natural resources are being diminished and bird destruction rises. He cites a 40 percent drop in wildlife in fifteen years and urges against killing birds for sport. He praises the hawk and woodpecker for their roles in keeping trees and pests in check while condemning wanton killings.
A Utah Photo Materials burglary near 423 South Alam Street led Denver authorities to arrest Frank Harris, Marries, and Hawks Hawes, now held on vagrancy charges. Stolen cameras and lenses were traced to an express office shipment from Orden and connected to Denver police via telegrams. Extradition papers were sought to bring the men to Colorado for trial.
Pars, Oct 35, 7, 6 10 a m The world tala cycle predicts a series of seventy six hard winters beginning this year. Abbe Moreaut of Bourges Observatory foresees variable winter severity across Europe with France likely to face several severe seasons. He bases his forecast on a global temperatures curve and sunfare studies suggesting a repeating cold pattern.
Bulgarian assault aimed at cutting the railway near Veles and along the Vardar east bank failed. French and British forces held key positions from Saloniki to Negotii, inflicting heavy Bulgarian casualties and prompting a retreat into the Gradenker valley. General Serrail described Bulgarian advances as feeble near the frontier. The offensive by the Entente appears imminent as Greeks react to the rapid French gains.
St Louis October 24 Attorney Robert L. Rendao found hacked to death in boarding house. Body gagged with two handkerchiefs and head severed. door broken by police at request of his wife Mrs Bowden who said they had been living apart awaiting a cottage. Rendao 63. Police pursue possible robbery motive but keep other motives open due to secret marriage and family ties.
Washington Oct 24 President Wilson attended church today with his fiancée Mrs Notman for the first time since their engagement. They were accompanied by Miss Margaret Wilson, the president's daughter, drawing a large crowd that forced churchgoers to be turned away.
Describes a preacher's view from Des Moines October 24 on modern forgetfulness of God's name, rising worldly prosperity, and the need for true piety. Discusses Christ as the true vine, pruning to bear fruit, and the distinction between church and world, urging reliance on the Spirit’s fruits over mere works.
The German government said the German minister expressed deep regret for the act of two German aviators in dropping bombs on Chanter-Fonds. It promises to pay indemnity for death or injury of Swiss citizens and damage to property, stating the pilot misperceived French territory and was punished.
German authors dispute London announcements claiming limited sinking by German submarines. Overseas News Agency reports up to mid October 289 English trading ships and 275 King vessels sunk, while several newspapers note incomplete tallies and deeper losses not disclosed by official statements.
Libs canning factory closed down for the winter after operating only part of the time this season due to a poor tomato crop. The plant shut yesterday and will resume operations when conditions improve, affecting local workers and supply chains.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hand laundry incident involving Tesalr and Ewanet. Details are unclear with garbled names and phrases. The readable fragments reference a scene where a person left and went home, hinting at a domestic mishap or miscommunication. The piece lacks verifiable names, dates, or locations.
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