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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1915
Page
4
The page discusses frugal meals using dried lima beans as a main or side and outlines simple preparations. It covers vegetable soups made from barley and assorted vegetables, plus tips on cooking barley and avoiding undercooked stock for a nourishing, economical dinner.
In the fragmented excerpt, the text references fashion survival and human conflict, noting a character named Nova amid struggles. The readable parts suggest focus on fashion and resilience within a broader dramatic context.
New York reports focus on foreign financial commission and its plans. The piece discusses how proposed credit reforms and foreign influence impact domestic business and capital movements amid unsettled financial conditions.
A historical analysis explains the wartime finance and trade balance, arguing a European debt payment method is necessary to sustain American exports and avoid economic collapse. It notes gold inflows, a large export surplus, and a proposed war loan structure tied to weapons purchases, while signaling stock market caution amid global tension.
A sermon outlines baptism as more than a single act, stressing ongoing consecration and the role of the Holy Spirit. It cites Jesus’s baptism and parallels to Old Testament types, arguing true Christians maintain loyalty, endure earthly ties, and share in Christ’s death and resurrection through faith and obedience.
Curtis Blanchard, a longtime Salt Lake City resident, collapsed and died on Main Street in front of the Ways TerK Jewelry store shortly before last night. An autopsy at the emergency hospital indicated heart failure as the cause.
A 70 year old man named Blanchard was found dead. a letter from Mary Le Sammerfield of 907 North Virginia Avenue, Reno Nevada, addressed him as Dear uncle, linking unknown Canadian relatives. The Baroy hotel manager reported the man had occupied a room there for three years and the body was sent to F G O'Donnell & Co undertakers for disposition.
Old age signs warn of kidneys failing to remove poisons. Gold Medal Kidney and Bladder Relief capsules claim prompt relief. Imported from Water stories at Heariem. Prices 25¢, 50¢ and $1.00. Get them at your druggists.
Henry M. Royle Sr of Lehl dies at dawn from cancer. Born June 22 1851 in a lean-to house by Dry Creek, west of Main Street. Son of early settler Beney Mosle, he held many jobs including milkman and sheep shearer. Survived by five children and a widow. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m.
The memorial service lauded Bishop Spalding as the epitome of religious virtue and spiritual leadership. Speakers described his deep knowledge, keen insight, and open nature, saying his life reflected the best ideals of the church. Clergy and church members gathered as prayers and readings emphasized his influence on faith in the diocese.
Salt Lake, Sept. 27. An eloquent tribute to Bishop Franklin Spalding’s courage was delivered by Rev. W. W. Fleetwood of Ogden during a St. Mark’s Cathedral service. The remembrance marked the anniversary of Bishop Spalding’s death in an automobile accident in 1914. The speaker portrayed the bishop’s memory as a vital religious force and lauded his strong character.
News reports Blanche Ring facing speeding questions after a chaotic day at the Morosco studio. A sunlit delay and a fast red motorcycle escort students through the film crew south of Los Angeles. Ring's claim she was not driving and that a chauffeur handled the car complicates the case as police pursue details. The judge notes sunlit working conditions affect filming and decides how to proceed.
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Fragmentary text references a led event with a rector and title dispute. Names appear garbled, but mentions a lead, immediate repair, and an individual named Frank Liord or Liord associated with a church or title. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear facts or dates.
Fragmentedly written notes discuss a will and electrical wires with questions about costs and bringing wires. The legibility is low, with unclear names or dates, limiting concrete facts.
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