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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1915
Page
4
A domestic guide extols stain removers and kitchen remedies. It touts turpentine ammolia for fabric pale stains, ammonia for leather, ether for color marks, camphor for peach discoloration, and salt for moths, fires, and cleaning tips. It also notes simple gargles and carpet care, plus embroidery patterns and affordable heat transfer designs.
Readable text notes lingerie tape sold in small spools of ten yards used as ribbon, priced cheaply by Leo cents each, with a bodkin threading aid and rethreading outside ring. Also mentions lovely new bags with silk or crepe materials and embroidery rings for ornament.
The First Baptist Church of Ogden delegates led by George F. Lowe travel to the state Baptist convention on Indiana Avenue Salt Lake City. A long program runs Tuesday through Wednesday featuring devotional meetings sermons evangelism reports and conference on general theme with delegates welcomed at a local church and hotels arranged for them.
Summary of a state board gathering with 32 treasurers and multiple speakers including A J Billingsley W M Lewallen J C Clarks F Bron son and others. The program covers five minute addresses by missionaries field workers and pastors, devotional sessions, an election of officers, and a five year plan to raise funds for missions and endowment aims of several million dollars.
OCR fragment shows garbled names and phrases including March of Christ and Womanhood, with scattered initials and locations. The readable items hint at a religious or civic listing, but only partial words remain. No clear events or persons to identify.
Cable dispatches report Mrs. Drummond, wife of Captain Drommond, died yesterday. Marshall Field III learned of the death and prepared to sail for England with his son and daughter in law, his wife’s brother, and other relatives. Mrs. Drummond had lived at the Drommond estate near Southampton since her marriage. Survived by husband and three children, including Marshall Field III, Henry Field, and Gwen dolgn Field.
An old fashioned health ad warns of kidney failure and bodily toxins. It promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy claimed to act on kidneys and bladder, with refunds and Holland origins. The pitch targets men showing early signs of kidney distress and urges immediate action.
Farmington September 19 Davis County schools superintendent Hubert Burton announced the teaching staff for year. Central North and South schools list principals and faculty with junior high reform to cohabit seventh and eighth grades and expand central school programs. Graduated lists include many named teachers and schools across the county to begin tomorrow.
Copenhagen reports via Exchage telegram that a German submarine was destroyed off Utaim Norway and three German fighter planes were shot down in the Baltic, with current dispatches noting the loss.
A pastor outlines parables on Judgment Day and restitution under Millennial rule. He cites scripture from Mayhem 2:10 and 1 Corinthians, detailing the separation of sheep and goats, resurrection order, and the Church versus world destinies. The piece discusses humanity’s restoration, divine anger, and the ultimate destruction of the selfish in a future paradise.
Washington reports cooler prospects for recognizing General Carranza as the Pan American conference studies the rival factions. Officials fear recognition could embolden Villa forces, while the United States plans a careful inquiry into military realities in Mexico and potential paths to a stable government.
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