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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
4
Mrs Eva Leonard writes on wartime living with an $80 monthly budget. Tips include preserving leather summer shoes for next year, creating a pretty centerpiece for a child’s birthday table, and a recipe for filling a cabbage head with German dish.
A distraught wife endures hardship and loneliness as she struggles with finances and an exhausted husband. She confronts possible infidelity while keeping up appearances, resolves to resist debt, and plans to check on her husband at work. The scene ends with her contemplating an upcoming revelation and the harshness of her孤生活.
A garbled notice offers a $100 reward and a $100 fee for unidentified parties. The text is distorted with many misspellings and scattered names, making exact details unclear. The fragment mentions Setanta and KeeIy but provides no verifiable context or action.
Instructions describe decorating a tower with a ribbon and creating small wheelbarrow favors from bread and cantbosrt with lemon wheels. It details preparing a filled cabbage head with pork stuffing, using breadcrumbs eggs and seasonings, layering leaves, folding, boiling, and finishing with melted butter. Also notes potatoes boil in salted water and calls it a very good German dish.
The summer low cure of shoes is discarded as owners store them for spring wear. Without proper care they dry, wrinkles form, and leather stiffens. Remedy: brush to remove dust, rub with inscholor, pack with crumpled paper, wrap, and store. In spring they will be soft and comfortable. A penny saved is a penny earned.
An advertisement touts Haarlem Ol as a centuries old Holland remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. It promotes Gold Medal Capsules as quick relief for back pain, frequent urination, insomnia, and urinary irritation. The copy claims direct import from Holland labs and offers prices of 25c, 50c, and $1 with a money back guarantee for non relief.
Washington discussions between Secretary Hedffeld and FTC Chair Navies outlined tentative anti trust measures to shield U S industry from European competition after World War I. Officials aim to penalize foreigners for unfair competition and foster a domestic dyestuff and chemical sector against German price cuts.
A boy found on the steps of St Patrick's Cathedral in New York has been adopted by Finley J. Shepard and Helen Gould Shepard. He is named as the camptive heir to a $20,000,000 fortune once his adoption is finalized, though his guardians reportedly know little of his prior identity or ancestry.
Washington reports President Wilson plans a conference with Champ Clark and other leaders to map the next session's national defense legislation. Meanwhile Grosball and Westervelt mount a weeklong, 17 foot flatboat descent of the Big Horn canyon seeking bears and adventure toward Laurel Montana. In Provo a bench warrant is issued for W C Wille for failing to provide support to his minor children.
London stock market opens with United States Steel and Canadian holdings leading gains as early trading sees prices move higher amid American market optimism. The day shows tentative strength before midsession uncertainty creeps in.
Panicked medical ad outlines disordered heart symptoms and urges immediate action. It promises a free trial and mailed information from a company selling a heart treatment, claiming quick relief and no adverse effects, while pressuring readers to respond by mail.
Correspondent reports Japan will exclude Christian representatives from the main coronation ceremonies in Kyoto while inviting Buddhist Shinto leaders to attend the state banquet. The event, regarded as national, will host over 1,100,000 attendees across celebrations. diplomats will join the principal rites in Kyoto but not the Grand Harvest Festival.
Edward Weinacht, shipping agent and American citizen, was remanded at Bow Street in London on a charge of trading with hostile interests. Bail was set at two sureties of 2500 dollars each. His attorney said Weinacht offered a complete answer. Weinacht is general manager of a company with ties in the U S and here, arriving in England four days ago on his first visit since a warrant issue.
Spanish Fork residents plan a November 12 celebration signaling the opening of the Orem mine to the city. J W Snell chairs a committee inviting Salt Lake commercial bodies and distant cities. Governor Spry and Utah Idaho Sugar Co officials will attend with plans for an afternoon program at the opera house and a banquet. A sidewalk project to the sugar plant is also being organized by a committee of Creer Hughes Tolhurst Argyle and Moghes.
In Logan on October 27 Herman Christen sep, a known millwright aged about 60, died by hanging in an old outhouse near the central Nile. The body was found at 10:30 am, presumed to have died by self inflicted action related to dependency. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon.
The article records a committee referral on a road project with a recommendation for potential financial relief, mentions the Western Motor Age output and requests photographs of interest for publication, plus notes appreciation for a California Boys club event. It also cites parking center lot discussions and a park committee to engage the city commission.
In Bannock County Idaho the board weighs a confession by John L Thames, a black suspect linked to an 188? arson at a Pocatello residence. Thames says A Grant, already convicted and serving 25 to 50 years, was not guilty and involved others. Grant seeks a pardon as officials consider the claim.
Wheatland Wyoming October 27 Wheat plants in Jeaai district proposed a factory cost four hundred thousand dollars to be built if farmers contracts secure 4000 acres for sugar beets. Denver capital led by Zer ver Reed agreed to back the project if the acreage is secured. Also Farmington October 27 John fries held for district court on a statutory offense against Nom Becrist the daughter of C A Secrist after preliminary trial before Justice L W Oriatt.
James Ernst and Carl Kooyman pleaded guilty to a grave burglary in a county debate, while Koorman faces charges of stealing a freight car and coats tied to a local crime. Provo marriage licenses issued. General Dodge condition updates. other scattered notices include a church youth event and a lighthearted police-station anecdote.
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