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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1917
Page
9
A Woman's Page article stresses wasting food harms health and finances. It urges buying clean food, proper preparation, avoiding excess portions, and using leftovers creatively. Citing a 1917 USDA note, it cites national food waste estimates and urges prudent cooking to reduce loss.
Fragmented advisory urges prudent food handling and conservation at home. It emphasizes keeping valuable foods from waste, avoiding disposal into sewers, and promoting thrift as a social standard within households. The text appears as a deranged OCR result with garbled phrases and odd capitalization.
A fragmented kitchen note describes layering bread crumbs with beans corn rice potatoes then tomatoes and scraps of meat or butter for moisture. Bake until golden brown with water to prevent scorching, adjusting crumb layers as needed.
Aurgaa aged 13 died today in Eureka from miners consumption after years of mining work. He is survived by a slow and nine children. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM with burial in the city cemetery.
Advertisement extols hot water before meals to ease dyspepsia and related stomach distress. It claims hot water draws blood to the stomach, aids digestion, and that bisurated magnesia, not a laxative, supports digestion without fermentation. Encourages obtaining pure bisurated magnesia from local druggists.
North Weber et al ake M. and Tn Me 1 A. associations will conduct their annual stake contests in public speaking tomorrow night at the Tenth ward meeting house. Att. Joseph Chez, Judge William H. Reeder, and Att. David Jensen will adjudicate. The program opens at 7 20 with musical numbers between speeches, then dancing to finish the evening.
An old advertisement touts freezone a quarter ounce as a remedy to relieve corn pain. It claims direct application on tender areas softens and shrivels the corn without inflaming surrounding tissue. The price is described as affordable and effective for wearers of high heels.
Hollanders of Qedem and vicinity will meet next Sunday at Weber College for their annual conference conducted by The Netherlands Missionary Society of the Mormon church. The conference opens at 10 a.m. and adjourns at moon, reconvening at 2 20 p.m. All Heatland born or speakers of Timich Tanguago are invited along with the general public.
Nerves of pedestrians and several clerks are jolted when a Murphy Drug and Grocery rotor truck detaches its steering chain near Twenty fourth Street and Washington Avenue. The vehicle veers onto the sidewalk, nearly crashing into a clothing store window as bystanders watch in alarm. A Baptist minister from Camden, New Jersey, J. T. M. Childrey, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, dies after being shot by a Negro highwayman while performing a marriage ceremony yesterday.
The article discusses feeding practices for infants and young children emphasizing bran, whole grains, and fruits to aid digestion. It notes laxative effects of corn products, olive oil, butter, and sweeteners, and promotes natural foods over frequent enemas or mineral oils.
The Utah Canners Association urges delaying school openings until October 15 to free student labor for harvesting vegetables. Resolutions call on Governor Damberger and the public instruction superintendent to act, arguing labor shortages threaten food recovery and packing. Local schools would stay closed to aid perishable crops and ship labor to processing.
Uncle Sam calls foresters into regular army duty. Supervisors M S Newedlet Guy B Mains Earl Sanford and others plan to join training camps. Chief Forester Graves notes high efficiency of forest workers in war and peace while hundreds nationwide are expected to enlist. positions to be reserved after service.
A Martha society member urged Ogden residents to donate about an acre of ground in a good location at a low price for a permanent home. The group seeks a twenty five room house with laundry and grounds for a nursery serving up to fifty children, plus a garden and playgrounds, under Mrs. Michard A. Porter.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail in a cutout to Foley & Co. at 2825 Sheffield Ave Chicago Illinois. It promises a return parcel containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and related ailments. The copy uses imperative language and lists multiple health products.
Edgar Easley 59 brother of J Easley general manager of the Denver Rio Grande railroad committed suicide in his Abbot hotel room this morning. He shot himself through the head, friends say, after prolonged business reverses. He was unmarried.
Ohio Governor James M Cox issued an order prohibiting the Darcy-George Enlp prize fight set for March 15 in Youngstown Ohio. Cox said Ohio would appear indifferent if such a senseless bout were allowed to proceed and acted to call it off.
Lieutenant Cherakin of the ranlar anay recruiting station has been informed by the war department that the government will furnish all arms equipment and pay all expenses of volunteers attending the officers training camp which will start on May 3 at the Presidio San Francisco several men will go from Ogden Enlfermente yesterday Mario corps Raymond Darts Cushing Ohla Willara Stonebreaker Cumberland Wyonavy Ortino Carty Tremonton and Casper Farmic Crystal Utah apprentice setman several more recruits were due to arrive today
Governor Wamberger appointed four to the state council of national defense to cooperate with the national council and direct agencies in mobilizing food and supplies, advancing preparedness, and overseeing the state's portion of national duty. Members include Farnaworth, McKay, Ebaugh, Orem, Moran, and others. first meeting set in the governor's office at 1 o'clock in the morning.
Sherman announces the appointment of Smith as land appraiser for the Funeral Farm Board, with a $2,000 yearly salary and expenses. A Weber County Democrat, Smith will travel across the intermountain region. his appointment comes through Senator Wilda HL’s support and reflects progressive leadership in local politics.
The ad promotes two room apartments equipped as SRO units with disappearing beds, including rent for four room Mats? and groceries, price from 143 to 20 per month including light gas heat.
A reader friendly beauty hint advises less frequent shampooing and presents a simple homemade option. Dissolve a teaspoonful of cane th to in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo liquid that cleanses the scalp and hair, dissolves impurities, soothes the scalp, and leaves hair soft, bright, and evenly dry.
A messy notice claims Elk Daain United Oi plans to drill a well adjacent to Ohio Oil property in Elk Raete Wyoming. It reports Ohio Oil stock trading under $1 and around $400 per share. The text also mentions Ek Maain Cal ted Oc shares at 10 cents before selling begins and lists several old offices and drug stores.
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