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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented account notes naval warfare events and German submarine actions affecting passenger ships. It mentions a torpedo attack near darkness on a passenger liner and debates German orders, with reference to the Mesmerlas and Hesperian ships and the broader implications for wartime conduct and safety.
The Nebraskan State Journal contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan as political extremes. It mocks both for urging or resisting war, notes Roosevelt’s push for immediate declaration and Bryan’s cautions, and jokes about American reluctance to engage Germany. The piece uses satirical tone to critique leadership during wartime discourse.
A National Geographic bulletin describes the Rusbian swamps around Pinsk and the Pripet river system. It notes the drainage works, the Ming Hiver marshes, and connections via the Vieole, Danitz, Dug, and Niemen canals to the Pripet, linking to Litorea lands as the Russian government pursues drainage efforts.
The Examiner condemns private backroom selections for city offices and urges voters to move away from small cliques. It criticizes the present commission system for allowing two members named by a private group and warns of the risk of concentrated power in three men tied to gas and light franchises. The Standard advocates maximum publicity in campaigns to expose secret scheming and prevent hidden control by corporations.
A fragmentary ad from Stimson's Cafe touts reopening and quick service with fresh, homestyle fare. The surrounding garbled text includes unrelated school gossip and a brief, odd anecdote about a pupil and family finances, but the core note emphasizes the cafe resuming its traditional menu and prompt meals.
Catholic and new Catholic congregants of Ogden welcomed Bishop Joseph B. Glass of Balt Lake with a large service at St Joseph's Church. A formal reception followed at the church, featuring remarks by Father Cushnahan and music by St Joseph's choir. Bishop Glass praised Ogden, urged continued support for the pastor, and spoke on Christian duty and salvation. The group toured Ogden Canyon and attended a dinner at the Sermettege Hotel before the vesper service and benediction.
A. T. Wright, president of Wright & Gone Co., is identified in connection with a Lan return matter. The note notes Wright’s role and the company’s ongoing status as a point of reference in the inquiry.
A reader from Leasle Oregon describes a family outing with Mrs D Eccles and Mira J F Grant accompanying the Wrights. Weight noted favorable business conditions in the northwear area while away, reporting continued improvement and satisfaction with the trip.
A Saturday meeting at Ogden High organized the selection of faculty for city schools. Principals J B Beeson V Adams and J Wintle led lists of teachers across multiple schools including High, Junior, and Mound Fort with names such as Grace Atkinson, Florence Boke, Laura Kirkpatrick, Nellie Cline, and many others.
The Alhambra presents a complete program for the first semester with students from the State Industrial school and a teacher. Under Bun May school auspices, vocal solos, readings, and instrumental pieces are listed at Nelson Hall and the Gables, featuring performers such as Clare and Ethel Bown, Miss Smith, and Miss Jenkins, with a concluding number “Goodnight, Mother. Dear.”
A method to turn surplus watermelons into a home use sirup. Remove rind mesh and seeds, press juice, and cook to create a dark brown sweet syrup usable in finger candy, ice cream, and flavoring. Describes pressure and canning steps and notes sugar content of watermelon juice.
A World’s Work excerpt reviews a mechanical vegetable peeler that pares a peck of vegetables per minute. The device uses a rotating abrasive bowl with water flow to soften skins and scrape them clean while dirt exits with the wastewater. Hand work is limited to removing potato eyes and cleaning deep indentations.
Information from Superintendent FL M Drigge confirms 180 new students at the Flag School for the Deaf and Blind. School opens September 15 with a new kindergarten building to be ready by October. dormitories, dining rooms, and living quarters for house mothers are planned. New teachers include Mrs Mabel KosuseKanske succeeding Mise Elizabeth DeLong and Miss Sune Farcaront succeeding Miss Edith Huma, with DeLong returning home to care for her mother and Miss Hamy to marry.
Analysis of the squeeze play describing when it works best with a runner on third and one out. It notes pitchers, catchers, and batters adjusting to fool the field and produce a safe or failed bunt. Key players mentioned include Jack Harry and Barry as catalysts in executing the squeeze.
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