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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
4
Cooking hints warn against meat loss of juices with proper searing and fats. The piece discusses baked goods, cereals, and vegetables, plus fall wardrobe notes on plush fabrics and fancy combs, with nostalgic musings on pencil cases and small gifts for children.
The text discusses affordable paper and wrapping sheets for home use, noting that large Manila paper and recycled sheets serve for writing and sketching. It highlights the value of a portable pencil sharpener and encourages children to practice drawing or writing, citing self-taught artists as examples.
A note announces showings of The Blindness of Virtue tonight and tomorrow at The Ogden theater with emphasis on moral themes.
London dispatch reports a German submarine destroyer incident off the Norwegian coast. The motor schooner Norte of Christiania was blown up near the Naze in the North Sea. the crew was saved. Norte, a small steamship flying the Brazilian flag, is listed in maritime records with Para, ac. Also note a local cinema listing about "Blinds Neas of Virtue" at The Ogden tonight and tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Fenley daughter of Oscar Fenley president of the Kentucky National Bank of Louisville, leaped from a roof to a vacant lot in New York while staying at an uptown hotel. She had come for treatment of a nervous disease and had a trained horse with her. The motive and full details of her movements remain unclear amid a heat wave.
A new timetable from Oregon Short Line announces end of Yellowstone park season and discontinuance of park specials. Southbound service runs to September 21 with regular local service continuing for hunters and fishers. The line reports 30,937 tourists entered the park so far this season.
A formal claim for indemnity was filed with the Secretary of State by Nicin W. Catler and his wife Maybelle in Hertalo New York. They allege their possessions were damaged in the market of the Arabic on white during the incident and seek compensation from Germany.
Berlin reporting on Wilson's stance over German note qualification for sinking the Hesperian. British press urged to drop hopes of differences with Washington. praise for Wilson's calm stance and independence from German influences. Also notes rumors of submarine involvement in the Hesperian sinking and criticizes eye witness claims. Ends with a note on the Ogden showing Blindness of Virtue tonight.
Salt Lake dispatch reports rapid progress on the Salt Lake & Utah railroad extension from Springville to Spanish Fork with grading nearly done. Crossing frogs for the Denver and Rio Grande at Springville expected next week and track laying to Spanish Fork to begin. Passenger service into Spanish Fork awaits completion of a large electrically controlled interlocking plant at Springside, likely operating in October. The Payson extension route from Spanish Fork has been surveyed. most of the right of way secured, but start date not set.
British headquarters in France report a dramatic air duel in which a German aircraft was shot down. The British pilot outmaneuvered the German, damaging water and petrol tanks, causing a fall to a field after a prolonged engagement observed from the trenches.
In Baltimore Maryland September 15 United States Senator Blair Lee won the Democratic nomination for governor after sweeping twenty three counties and two Baltimore districts. Torrington carried twenty three counties and two Baltimore districts, giving Lee a clear convention majority to ratify the choice. EL Weller chairman of the state roads commission was the Republican choice.
Cornelius Van der Wiles died from injuries after being struck by the Yellowstone Limited two miles south of Oxden on September 8. The board of inquiry found the accident was not caused by railroad negligence or track defects but by the victim's own carelessness. Members included trainmaster An. Etroud, attorney J. K. Abbott, division engineer J. J. Harris, master mechanic W. J. Ingnog, superintendent Re As Pierce, public rep T. J. O'Brien, and the decedent's brother G. Van der Wilen.
Sept 15 report from Marneilles notes Loula Iota, an Italian, solved the problem of keeping an object motionless in space. The apparatus uses electric currents to rise 2000 to 3000 feet and hover or travel up to 100 mph. It weighs 99 pounds, is 11 feet long with 2 feet diameter, and adjusts with wind, becoming motionless in calm air.
Attorney General Egbert F. Woodbury drops a $50,000 libel suit filed after a Tribune story about the Thaw case. The action, planned for Chautauqua County, followed the Tribune's editorial claim that it never assailed the attorney general's integrity.
Paris reports a surgeon described to the Academy of Medicine the method to extract a shrapnel bullet from the rebuilt heart of a French soldier. Dr Charles Introlt detailed the surgical year’s achievement using a described technique, highlighting the peril and success of the operation.
The surgeon explains a radiographic compass that locates foreign bodies in tissue with mathematical precision, allowing extraction without injuring nearby organs. Dr Infroit presents the instrument to colleagues, highlighting its accuracy and safety.
London dispatch reports a German airship badly damaged by Auerlen gunfire after a descent at Koenigeberg East Prussia. The craft, linked to the Gulf of Riga raid, may be one involved in Baltic operations. A Berlin statement dated September 10 said a naval airship bombed a Russian Baltic port and returned undamaged despite fire.
A fragmented note recalls a young Mrs Beat at her first ball while the home team plays well that day and her husband endures a patient wait through the event.
Amid cheering and jumbled shouts a player launches a wild throw that sails around a defender’s head. Mira asks what happened and Johna replies breathlessly that the fielder should have caught the ball, while Mrs. Eos insists he was out there to play.
Fragmentary dialogue shows two motorists in a tense exchange. The first asserts a claim of action against them while the second acknowledges limited capacity, revealing a disputed pursuit or confrontation without clear outcomes or locations.
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