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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
10
Dorothy Dix examines the chronic complainer in everyday life. A wife or worker vents woes about work, finances, and family duties, portraying the toll of constant self pity and the burden on others. The piece contrasts a complaining wife with a beleaguered husband and notes how uninspired outlooks shape domestic tension.
Fragments describe a man facing accusations of abuse and neglect. The text laments pain and suffering while accusing neighbors and authorities of complicity. It hints at domestic tension, a protective wife and children, and a bleak call for action or escape amid social scrutiny.
A period piece details experiments by Victor Mirizier and E Burgermeister at the Palace hotel for bread made without wheat flour. Recipes mix barley, rye, corn, potato flour, rice flour, tapioca, and various yeasts to produce sponge breads, rolls, and rye bread with directions on mixing, proofing, and baking. The article also mentions Margery Wilson performing in The Law of the Northwest at the Cozy theatre.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses kidney disorders and bidder irritation, urging immediate attention and correction of a condition described as arising during the night. The text repeats phrases about being out of bed three times and emphasizes prompt action in medical care.
Umwort Tablets claim rapid relief for soringaa and aching in kidney regions. They purportedly ease inflammation restore normal secretions and correct alkalinity stopping pain and irritation. Thousands of benefited users and druggists recommend Ralawort Kidney Tablets priced at $100 per tube.
Federal officials warn the public about a new swindle by well dressed agents posing as post office officers. They solicit war savings and thrift stamps by claiming to rapidly redeem old color issues, then replace stamps and defraud merchants. Officials urge exchanging stamps only at post offices or banks and to notify authorities if approached.
Salt Lake April 25. Notice of a ruling by the Federal Food Administration permits weather canners to lay in a sufficient stack of sugar to apply their needs for the canning season. The action comes upon the recommendation of Stephen H. Love Utah member of the Sugar Distribution Committee of the Food Administration.
The food administration may allow canners in western districts to stockpile sugar for the entire canning season and extend similar privileges to housewives in Utah and other western states to preserve fruits and foods. The move aims to raise fruit canning output, ease shortages, and support hungry households during the sugar famine. It notes potential liberalization to candy manufacturers and recalls a local entertainment listing at the Cozy.
Repeats advice praising Sulpherb Tablets for spring health, listing purported benefits from purifying blood to easing rheumatism and fevers. Claims a guaranteed money back offer and widespread druggist availability, urging readers to avoid sulfur label confusion.
Brigham City marks Red Cross community week with a busy schedule. A full cafeteria operates daily in the Tiouthe veer dining room, organized by Mrs. B.A. Grant. Bazaar sales at Main street, home made crafts, and social events like dances and baseball games support Red Cross efforts and ongoing fundraising.
United States Judge Hand appointed an equity receiver for the Gila Copper Sulphide Company, a $2,600,008 corporation with 1590 acres of coal, iron and copper land in Arizona. The firm, linked to Benjamin P. Cheney of Boston and wife of actress Inia Arthur, reportedly defaulted on a $690,000 mortgage. The action, brought by London Arizona Consolidated Copper, cites wartime financial strains hindering refinancing. Allan Forbes of Boston was ordered to furnish a $25,000 bond.
Advert says an inside bath cleanses the body by aiding digestion and removing toxins. Morning use with limestone phosphate in a glass of water is claimed to improve breath, headache, complexion, and digestion, with a small quarter-pound purchase suggested at the drug store.
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