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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
4
A Woman's Page notes purple dominates fashion and decor with shades named pansy violet orchid and lilac. It lists accessories from purple feathers to purple furniture cushions and drapery ideas for boudoir and bedrooms. Practical home tips cover kitchen cleaning frying oil reuse and fountain-pen maintenance with vinegar and heat to unclog.
A British and French contingent led by Baron Reading gathers in New York aboard the Lapland to plan a large foreign credit loan of about 50 million dollars. J. P. Morgan hosts a private 2:30 reception as American financiers and British empire delegates map an underwrite strategy, with meetings to follow across major U.S. cities and banks.
An excursion organized by Cromlen departs American Fork Saturday morning September 11 for a tour of Wise County. The wagon contains fifteen p lomattics loaded with farmers cork ground and delivery with mate.
An upcoming round-up in the valley city, hosted by the Agricultural College of Tab, aims to unite farmers from county towns to exchange farming methods and showcase improved seed stock. The event, scheduled for the laf week in February, will involve agricultural and horticultural districts and contrast successful state practices.
Warren Kenney, 40, physician at a county hospital, prepared a sleep producing drug for himself, injected it, then suffered kidney poisoning. He attempted a self surgical remedy but died before police arrived. Doctors say his awareness of the poison’s fatality could not save him.
Derlin reports from London that Dr Karl Rachem of Cologne a Reichstag clerical member argues US armament levels may be exaggerated to provoke war. He cites an unnamed American who allegedly said only moderate quantities of small arms ammo have arrived with no shells, fueling debate on a supposed hidden motive.
In Bristol, Sept 9, David Lloyd George urged unity with unions amid applause and disruption. He framed the war as a conflict of mechanics between nations, defended wartime labour demands, noted only 48 percent of machinery was in use, and said the government would push arsenals to boost output while opposing labor restrictions that hindered production. He warned profits from mobilization should aid the war effort and referenced unity with allies.
A garbled health advice piece cites Grace Sy asking about weight and health restoration and mentions patients, headaches, and mental faculties. It references a treatment called Tallow and urges readers to follow a plan to regain strength and vitality, noting uncertain specifics about dosage and remedies.
At a war stores committee meeting Petrograd authorities adopted a resolution urging government reconstruction under ministry guidance, seeking country confidence as imperative. The Petrograd city council praised Grand Duke Nicholas and pledged support for a reform program including autonomy for Poland Finland amnesty for political and religious offenses and trade union rights.
In New York a debate on wartime labor actions surfaces as ministers demand action against work restrictions and munitions production. The British mission seeks means to ease currency and exchange tensions between New York Paris and London to minimize war disruption while Allied industries adapt.
Fred Bf. Cole, former Idaho deputy treasurer, applies to the pardon board for clemency after confessing to embezzling $22,000 from public funds. The board, meeting in October, will decide to grant or deny the pardon.
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