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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
10
A text from Good Housekeeping by Jessamine Chaywan Williams outlines feeding guidance for children. It warns thirst can be mistaken for hunger, recommends four meals daily for young children, and stresses plenty of water. It advises avoiding tempting sweets, offering simple foods, and training good eating habits while limiting total variety.
The article extols common sugar as nearly ideal due to being cheap clean portable and nutritious while arguing against making it the main food. It contrasts sugar with a balanced diet noting natural ingredients like milk cheese and grain must be combined in proper proportions. It references nutrition discussions from The New York Evening Post and hints at bread recipes using graham flour.
Miss Anne Morgan the Countess de Nryas visits Aielica to appeal to Americans for aid to France during its suffering. She urges contributions to a fund supported by the American committee for relief.
The excerpt argues that while youth interests must be guided, this should not suppress their spontaneous curiosity. It stresses balancing direction with reverence for youthful possibilities, noting virtues like integrity and courage and vices as harms to personal welfare, attributed to Arthur E. Morstonthl zon in the Atlantic.
Today only at the Cozy theater a big Y comedy screens alongside Pearl White in The House of Hate Ruth Roland stars in The Price of Folly and Bron Cho Billy appears in Billy's First Arrest.
The Thirty-first reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite in Salt Lake City began this morning at 10 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Committee members Dr R. B. Joyce A K Heyward and A Ry McIntyre from Ogden attended. A large class of novitiates were presented for secont ance as the session started.
Val Browning of Ogden has been commissioned in the Army Ordnance Department. He will serve in France detailing firearm parts and mechanisms to American troops. Browning previously aided his father in the family business and served with distinction in Belgium.
Program notes list a benefit concert for the Red Cross at the Victorian Church on April 21 with performances by Miss Avon Tet, Helen Hunter, Albert Wright, Mrs. Fred Clark, Miss Dorothy Wright, and many others. It includes solos, duets, a medley, a quartet, and readings, featuring songs like Silver Threads Among the Gold, The Lost Chord, and Barbara Freitlie. The program divides into Part I and Part II with numerous acts and participants, culminating in an American audience singalong.
The city and board of education accepted a bid from Anderson Ltd for playground equipment at Sols Washington Ave. The amount is 340.53 dollars. Installation is planned for this summer before the new school year. The city auditor’s claim for street melting was approved and warrants authorized. B Parker granted roaming license. William T. Offerman plumber license approved. Report of Street Supervisor filed.
Supervisor Martin reports the department expended 2771.65 on street repairs including paving, aligning, jetting, and gutter work. An additional 120 was allocated for street sprinkling, covering debris removal and general improvements citywide.
J Leslie Brooks, called to leave Ogden in the next draft, was guest of honor at a Knights of Pythias reception. More than eighty members attended in their lounge. Fred Moktasner and H C Johnson spoke on patriotism as Brooks leaves for the draft next Sunday.
The county draft board released a list of men slated to depart on Sunday April 28 for Camp Lewis to meet quota. Edwin I Smith Edward Chatelain and Levi S Parker were deferred on industrial grounds. The new list includes Lorin L Gingham Floyd Jen Jaen Abherdine Stevens Archie Miller Ceaser fons Amnald ¢ here Herrin tio Schurist Barrow Moses Jackson Edward Curto John Jacob Lilly alterna James M Pinrce Joseph i Thamis and other board notes.
Joe Wyn and Gilbert C Kidd of Alhion Idi announce a clearance of instruction books at Reed Hotel. The books cover a full harmony course and over 70 ragtime styles. Priced at 3.00 each, regular 5.00. R. J. White handles sale.
In Salt Lake on April 23 Eugene Gilleum 30 son of C G Gileum and Dominic Caliente an Italian boy found seven sticks of dynamite in a vacant house near the Gilleum residence. They conducted juvenile experiments using matches leading to a flare that burned the boy's thumb and forefinger and risked amputation. Caliente was also hurt and neighbors summoned Sergeant J A Warden.
Real estate transfers listed include Gustaf KiMatrom and wife to J Rihlstram in township 6 north range 4 west with a warranty deed. Riklstrom to Chartolles Erm in the south west quarter of section 29 township 6 north range 1 west. Guerst Turnquist and wife to Ar L Miller in the southwest quarter of section 15 range 1 west with a warranty deed. Louis Norden to part of the southeast quarters of section 25 township 7 north range 2 west with a $500 consideration. plus a Salt Lake earthquake brief noting tremors felt Sunday July 23.
Hyrum Schneider of the geology department at the University of Utah and Sennetter described the seismograph in the geology lab as out of commission after the quake. The east west drum had been reset and the marker left near the drum margin, making the instrument susceptible to minor disturbances. Observations by Schneider showed the shock lasted three minutes, travel distance about 400 to 500 miles from the southwest, aligning with reports of the southern California blast.
George W. Rider, secretary of the Cripples Welfare Society in New York, was sentenced to three years in Atlanta by Federal Judge Mack after confessing to using the mafia to solicit funds for cripples. The case highlights a fraud scheme targeting donors.
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