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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1916
Page
4
A fragment from the Woman's Page discusses a waiter’s phrase chicken mystery and a croquette recipe amid hotel dining lore. It blends humorous slang with actual croquette and croquette related preparations. The writer shares a Lima bean croquette recipe and a chicken croquette concept tied to hotel menus.
In a busy railway station Wanda reconnects with David and Core, signaling a turning point in their entangled lives. Cora voices courage and care, while David confesses a deep shift in his love, promising a shared, brighter future despite past complexities.
Fragmented text references a claim that deafness can be cured through a complex procedure. Mentions a trial on a losing premise with unclear details and potential references to names and places, but overall lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Prophets of fashion say cotton frocks will be worn later into autumn than before as women delay purchases due to late planting and Palmer's trends. Weather rarely dictates style this year with women planning cotton frocks through September October and part of November.
The article extols cotton frocks for women with time to sew or a seamstress to help. It describes house gown models built with minimal seams, belts, and simple fastening. Blue or pink chambray frocks with lace collars and cuffs are praised as attractive and inexpensive.
A garbled tips column suggests cleaning straw hats with lemon water and salt, using lemon coloring for durability, and dealing with stained cookware. It also covers repairing torn rubber gloves with plaster, keeping cheese from molding, polishing brass with lemon, and whitening white gloves with powdered substances.
Advise to avoid fatty or very sweet foods for indigestion and acidity. Recommends plain bisurated magnesia as an antacid to neutralize stomach acid and aid digestion, with moderate meals and water. Suggests dissolving discomfort by neutralizing acid rather than using drugs.
A Salt Lake City report cites Colorado speaker Power condemning five cent bread waste. He itemizes baking costs from flour to labor and wrapping, totaling twenty to forty five dollars extra per batch. He argues bakers are public agents to provide safe and nutritious bread at fair costs.
Westerfield of Chicago, vice president of the National Retail Merchants association, spoke to Ogden’s merchants at City Hall. Mayor Herwood welcomed him, praising cooperation and education. Westerfield lauded local leaders, urged church and public-good support, and endorsed a three-member committee to review advertising requests.
Nearly three hundred delegates of the National Association of Master Bakers arrived in Salt Lake for their annual convention. They gathered at the Hotel Cirlk for registration and an evening reception hosted by officers. Governor Spry and Mayor Perry welcomed the visitors, with I F McDyneald presiding for the bakers and annual reports planned from Secretary, executive commission, and treasurer.
A convention in Salt Lake attracts delegates from Chicago San Francisco and many U S centers as registration ends. Plans include a nationwide educational campaign for baking and a proposal to raise bread price to ten cents a loaf.
An old advertisement claims Eckman’s Alterative from Philadelphia offers relief for agerpo bronchial and pulmonary troubles after severe colds. It argues results come from nature and stresses safety, noting no habit forming drugs and decades of use with “remarkable results” in many cases.
Paul Smith, a college student, arrived in Orden Utah after walking from New York City to study America on foot. He travels to meet people, share views on Americanism, and explain travel as education while planning speeches this week. He notes two companions quit, he continues alone, and emphasizes self belief and public trust.
The piece describes brief talks to workers about the fly and HM. It notes a journey of thirteen months with interviews of seven governors and many federal officers who provided credentials. The narrative hints at further travels to various regions, including America and Asia, with mentions of Japan.
An advertisement promotes Sarcolin and Sareot tablets as a miracle diet supplement. It claims thin people can gain 10 to 20 pounds monthly, with the product improving nourishment, blood quality, and fat accumulation. The pitch urges trying the combination despite vague guarantees and promises quick, substantial weight gain.
Ray AL Robinson and Miss Emily flowells eloped and married at the Wig n Whistle cabaret, were brought back from Logan by Deputy Sheriff. The groom’s father suspected the marriage and sent detectives after learning Robinson had a wife in Colorado. The couple was intercepted near Mortlean Falls.
A severe hail storm swept over Kaysville and nearby areas causing heavy rainfall and wind. Residents reported damaged crops as hailstones reached significant depth and tomato vines were shredded by the pelting run. Local authorities warned of potential property damage and urged caution during the weather event.
Summons issued by Weber County Utah District Court directs Edward Burch Willams to appear within thirty days after service. Plaintiffs seek dissolution of marriage with Charlotte Hazel Willama. Attorney A. G. Non represents the plaintiff from Ogden.
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