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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
10
A collection of barley based recipes including steamed barley pudding barley baking powder biscuits and barley sponge cake. It also offers kitchen tips on food preservation cooking repairs and household chores such as washing parsley drying quilts and drying a wool sweater. The piece blends recipe fragments with general household guidance and thrift advice.
A fragmentary letter from Anton Podlodos, a Greek immigrant at Camp Lewis, describes travels by train to Weiser and Grande Ronde, apples sent from locals, and a hopeful note amid war injuries. He writes of hospital stays, illness, and plans to write again, signing as ABTON PODLODS and asking Emmett to tell friends.
An advertisement touts a DIY scalp rinse using Canthros with hot water to create a full cup of shampoo. It promises easy, quick use for busy people, claiming to dissolve dandruff oil and dirt with a fragrant formula, leaving hair fluffy, soft, and easy to style.
Robert J. Burton, president of Paine & Hurst and Burton Creamery manager, was appointed as the federal farm loan examiner for the Intermountain region. He will represent the federal land board in his district and review applications for farm loans. The board plans a district reorganization to take effect within sixty days. Burton is a former banker in Ogden and regarded as competent for the duties.
During the war wheat saving is vital for the fighting effort. Households are urged to cut wheat, plan meals around non wheat staples, and serve breakfast cereals with eggs or coffee to avoid bread. Lunch should feature wheatless bread or omit bread if potatoes are served, guiding housekeepers to eliminate wheat entirely.
Isobel Hill of Washington reads a paper claiming an Englishwoman can knit two pairs at once. She decides to try, using two needle sets with one sock inside the other. A separate notice states Suzuki’s appointment as administrator of the estate will be heard on April 2.
A large mass meeting will be held by patriotic groups to pay homage to the United States and celebrate America’s war anniversary. The report cites nationwide and allied national organizations forming the assembly to show unity and patriotic spirit.
Washington April 10 The list of wounded dated Tuesday April a shows increased Allied activity in the American area. The release covers six days and lists 447 names with several fatalities including Private Ralph A Watts Corporal John Fe Wilsh and Corporal Lyman K Swasey. Died of Disease mention includes Private Thomas Ef Dalton Orwin Carr William Edwards and others with diseases such as scarlet fever anthrax pneumonia.
The court schedules hearings on letters of administration for the estates of Frank L. Chapin Susan P. Blunt and Jorgen YP Trasmus. Petitions submitted by William Stimpson Alex Fite Paul M. Lee and others seek appointment as administrators or related actions. The proceedings set for April 9 by Judge A B Pratt involve asset claims and sureties.
Allied Marines have quelled unrest in a broad action linked to forces facing disorder. Reports from Moscow via telegrams allege Bolshevik efforts to suppress internal strife and defend Russian lands amid foreign intervention, with claims of restored communications and temporary ceasefire alignments.
A long OCR list details soldiers missing in action and wounded, including ranks from corporal to private and a wide roster of surnames and initials. The document names numerous individuals with little context beyond statuses like missing or wounded, alongside a note of pneumonia and other illnesses.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous surnames and initials including Meyer, Moore, Murphy, Nolan, O Conn orne, ONeill, O Rourke, Quinn, Richards and others. The text reads as a catalog of names without clear action, date, or context, suggesting a corrupted notices section.
Washington announces W A Ta Barkan, chief of the reform service division of the employment service, is appointed superintendent of the employment district including Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and Wyoming. The appointment marks a leadership shift in the federal employment program with regional oversight expanding.
Headquarters in Omaha. He will be Augmented in the firm service division by Arthur Coykendell of Nebraska. John OLeary of New York has been appointed superintendent of the district including New York Connecticut and New Jersey will headquarters in New York City.
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