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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary excerpt presents home remedies for chimney clogs tepid eye care and sleeplessness plus a fashion notes on gloves and morning smocks. It mentions Mrs Newlywed and Mrs Neighbor sharing a tip about burning scraps and a five cent remedy, then lists tea, milk, orange juice for pain, and a peach canning recipe with dough and peach layers for dessert, reflecting period domestic guidance.
Instructions describe a method to imitate hardwood flooring using scratched boards, staining with light or dark oak, and painting from the outside inward. It advises a varnish prevention tip and a finish using linseed oil solution on painted surfaces.
Under authority from the state board of equalization the county commissioners will reconvene September next to consider widow abatements of 10 dollars each. Many widows could not attend the regular meeting, so the board sought and received permission to reconvene. Notice was received by the county commissioners yesterday.
A powerful rainstorm drenched Salt Lake City and surrounding valleys, ending an eighty-six day drought with rapid precipitation of about a quarter inch. Farmers in Davis and Carbon counties reported relief but uncertain crop outlooks. beet crops and tomatoes faced mixed prospects while wheat and potatoes showed variable yields. Thunder and lightning accompanied the storm, which cooled intense heat across the region and spurred expectations of further rain.
An advertisement touts Sargol as a fattening tonic claiming it unlocks digestive power to convert food into fat laden blood. It promises 10 to 20 pounds of flesh, notes harmlessness and a guarantee, and lists A F Mein tyre Drug Co as seller. A joke line about a judge ends the piece.
Ogden leaders at Weber club outlined the 19th Fashion Show to boost local merchants and attract distant visitors. Executive Chairman John Culley and a new committee vow wide city hospitality, rail service promotions, and advertising campaigns including theatre reels and a parade presence. A Baby Show and Carnival Queen election were confirmed with plans for entertainment across two days.
Berlin reports that the Wolff bureau summarizes a British foreign office communiqué on 1912 Anglo German negotiations. The extract suggests Britain hides that Germany shifted from neutrality to British neutrality as a pretext for war. Next Monday at the Orpheum theatre the Standeed subscribers will raffle five round trip railway tickets to San Diego and San Francisco.
A motor party of eight from Leroy and Parill were in a wreck on a road near Mumford Rochester. Two youths died George T Cook and Mary Lattrell. Several others were injured with Slee Huffman reported serious. The crash damaged a fence and tree, with a note on construction materials.
Salt Lake City Sept 2 A banquet at the Hotel Utah paid tribute to Mt Bishop Joseph B Glass of Salt Lake and Monterey as clergy praised his twenty years of orphan aid. A total gift of 11000 was presented, including 5000 from a new partner and 5000 from the procession members, as Glass expressed gratitude and recalled his South California ties. A long list of archbishops bishops and clergy attended and were named.
Urges prompt action for kidney and bladder issues with back pain fatigue and dark urine. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules from Haarlem Holland as a standard remedy since 1896 with 23c 6c and 1.00 prices and money back guarantee.
London reports the British public cheered the Dardanelles battlefield update from General Hamilton. The communiqué claims Turkish losses and gains on the northern Dardanelles, with a key tactical position at Anafaria valley and improved lines along the Aweira front.
Telegrams report Russia regaining momentum with a local advance near Vilna and reorganization of northern command under General Russky. British and German press discuss shifts in strategy, including Tirpitz’s vacation seen as a sign of Bethmann-Hollweg's cabinet victory.
Washington reports both oral and written assurances from Germany through Count von Bernstorff that German submarine policy will spare passenger liners with warning and safety of passengers if liners comply. Germany says its new policy was decided before the Arabic sinking and expects a final adjustment of all differences. Reparations for American lives lost are promised and a formal disavowal of the Arabic incident is anticipated, with focus shifting to neutral commerce once that reply airs.
Herbert Pyne, son of Dr. Pyne, returns from Milan to discuss conte commerce and the submarine problem. He reports Americans in London Mormon missionaries drafted into British service, views on America’s role, and Pyne's experiences on the East Coast including a Zeppelin raid arrest but release after passport proof.
In Provo a prisoner assaulted by a Japanese foreman at a landing led to a chaotic scene with electrical hazards and threats. Officials arrived to find the victim dancing in a dangerous display while the Japanese issued violent warnings. Victims were later buried in Johnstown after the Ordena mine explosion.
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