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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
A home care tip advises removing embroidery stains with a cream of tartar soak for thirty minutes and rinsing, then notes stain removal should not be attempted on colored threads. The piece highlights plaid blouses, soft colorings, and high collars as stylish, versatile for tailored outfits, with comfort in mind.
A playful method describes cutting watermelon into small round balls the size of marbles using a potato cutter. Place them in a frappe glass, add mint sprigs and crushed ice, set on a plate with a pink dolly and 21 bows of pink ribbons on the glass handle for a pleasing effect.
The recipe instructs salting onions and cucumbers, brining five gaye minutes, draining, cooling in cold water, and soaking four hours. Drain again and pack into pint jars. Then prepare appleed Trieger by a cucumber pickle recipe and pour onto the onions, waiting until tender before serving.
A fashion note describes the separate skirt as a distinct niche for the well dressed woman. It emphasizes moderation over excess, with belts and subtle trims. The piece highlights plain designs that vary by material and color, aiming for smart, restrained elegance.
An advertisement claims Sargol tablets help thin people gain 10 to 25 pounds a month by boosting nutrient absorption and blood nourishment. It touts a mix of chemical ingredients, promises safety, and cites A R Medotyra Drug Co as seller with a money back guarantee.
London Ontario officials discussed extending volunteers using a military ballot style. Lars Kitchener outlined a district quota approach, with compulsory enlistment by ballot if voluntary recruitment fails, a plan not yet government authorized. Also notes a boy, 13, in critical condition after an injury near Second Wharf.
Mise Constance Bicknell elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hicknell has returned to Washington after spending summer in Switzerland Her trip to New York precedes enrollment at Vassar College Her father is director of the American Red Cross.
Halt Lake September 20 The Utah State Medical Association closes its twenty first annual session with Dr E T Whitney of Salt Lake elected president and Geli Lake chosen for next meeting place Other officers include Dr Ta BD Laker Dr C B Osgood Dr Fred Dunn Dr J H Kirlay and Dr T C Gibson Dr W Crown Ewing to serve as secretary A clinic at Holy Cross hospital featured two tuberculous operations by Dr Fred Albee of New York.
Dr C C Buyder described a boy with a jaw fracture and base of brain injury after a late night crash. Recovery prospects are reported as very slight though youth and vitality may aid. Police have identified the suspected vehicle driver.
Matinee tickets listed for the Alhambra Orpheum show. Adults pay 25 cents for the entire lower floor while children pay 10 cents for the same seating. Center sections excluded from the lower floor pricing.
New York reports the steamer Espagne from Bordeaux arrived two days late after fighting terrific gales. The ship held a night voyage steady with lights out to avoid German subs. Among the arrivals were Americans who did relief work in France.
Lenton September 10 219 officers Sir Thomas Capper and Major General OH Thesiger were killed in action. Capper born 1461 commanded the thirteenth infantry brigade 1659 to 1892, later inspector of infantry. Thesiger promoted since the war began born 1660 served in Nile expedition 1698 and South African War, inspector general of the kicks African mire 1409 to 1912.
Reports from Belgrade via the Serbian relief committee quote Professor Losanitch stating Serbia has about six hundred thousand men in the field to resist Teutonic invasion. He notes 120000 men lost since the war began and that one in five wounded died. The army draws from ages 18 to 60 and relief funds funded farming supplies to devastated districts now under cultivation. Sanitary conditions are improving with Allied inoculations against typhoid and cholera.
Washington reports the American sailing ship Vincent was blown up on September 27 by a mine near Cape Orloff in the White Sea and is a total loss. The crew was saved though Captain Amberman and three others were injured and treated in a hospital at Archangel. Consular dispatches confirm the disaster and note the vessel had recently flown American register after departing New York June 9 and Archangel July 30 before sailing to London September 4.
State offices shift within Salt Lake City with the immigration labor and statistics, dairy and food bureaus joining the capitol complex. Public instruction superintendent and land of equalization move next, leaving behind former business block spaces awaiting steel shelving and equipment.
London dispatch reports the adoption of a revenue tariff by Parliament on Sept. 2. The measure aims to raise government funds, shaping trade policy and fiscal policy amid ongoing debates on taxation and duties.
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