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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
9
Woman's Page describes onions as valuable, ranking highly as an end maker. It provides recipes including Onion Canapes with Ner nvada onions, Cream of Onion Soup using onions simmered then thickened, and Onion Paste pies with mashed potatoes. Recipes offer guidance on timing, seasoning, and serving suggestions.
A whimsical instruction describes fashioning a silk wire teehive with seven rounded par wel pieces for height and a circle of chcrcles, topped by a ring tied with ribbon and silk rosebuds. White netting decorates the hive, creating a charming tea set embellishment.
A guide on shoe fit addressing wrinkling caused by heel height and instep, noting high heels help long slender feet, inner soles for wide insteps, stuffing for pumps and slippers, storing shoes, and heel repair methods to improve appearance and walking posture.
Fragmentary note notes garden towers bloom length and sharp pruning once biossoms appear, mentioning sweet peas and general gardening guidance from an old gardener voice.
Gardeners are advised to cut yellowing plants two feet from ground, mix sheep manure or bone meal into the soil, and expect new growth. The same method applies to bachelor buttons to keep flowers all summer. Even with borders, alyssum often becomes bare. top growth should be sheared to restore a fresh white bloom cover.
A brief note explains that blanching is unnecessary for fruits and vegetables when using a special canner or ordinary wash bath, suggesting a simple method for safe preservation without pre blanching.
In garment cleaning, if spots remain after washing a thread is stitched around the area so the marks are easier to locate during final inspection and stain treatment.
Aug. 12 report from Washington says a 34-year-old mechanic named John E. Fetzer from Defiance, Ohio, entered Munsey Trust in Philadelphia’s financial district demanding 150,000 dollars. After firing one shot at a clerk, he shot himself in the jaw and was taken to a hospital. He told police he came from New York, chose Washington for wealth, and expected an easy holdup. The hospital indicates he probably will recover.
Twenty one foreigners including Americans Spaniards Cubans and Argentine citizens were expelled from Mexico by order of the Carranza government per El Dia Espanol the Spanish paper in Mexico City dated August 6 Misconduct while in stexiva was given as the reason.
Paris witnesses clashes at the opening of central markets as venders and a price vigilance committee fight buyers with blows and improvised weapons. Some vendors loot stalls while eight arrests are reported. meat sections stay open while others close to permit confusion and protest.
A brief note suggests limited alteration in autumn blouses and dresses with only minor styling shifts expected. The piece emphasizes practical consistency in wardrobe essentials rather than bold new trends.
A brief note stresses forming earnest habits for children to brush their teeth twice daily. It emphasizes consistency in morning and nightly routines to promote dental health.
Paris reports note exchanges with Romania toward Hungary policy, with a conciliatory tone seen by delegates. Polish German negotiations open in Teherlin with Germany pledging peace terms, and Poland promising fair treatment. Duke of Agata may visit the U S, then China and Japan. July anthracite shipments rise. Los Angeles harbor plan eyed for naval base expansion. Honduran revolutionaries claim success near the Nicaraguan border.
Madrid Aug 3 A cabinet crisis looms as Spain summons all absent deputies to Madrid. A government statement says the Tan government completed its fiscal measures and economic stabilization move. It pledges full liberty to royal prerogative and awaits Thursday’s meeting to decide the cabinet’s fate.
In Newton Massachusetts on August 13 the national lawn tennis championship semifinals focused on Gerald L. Patterson and Norman E. Brooks against Fred B. Alexander and H. Voghell in early play while Pacific coast champs Melanghile Bundy faced Melanghile and Bundy with Johnson and Griffin as local rivals. The winners advance to contest for a chance to meet the doubles champions Tilden and Richards in the final.
Honolulu July 25 A P dispatch reports New Zealand Prime Minister W F Massy expressing confidence in Japan's good faith regarding Shantung Peninsula promises. He said he harbors no distrust of Japan's aims and policies and noted misunderstandings at the Paris peace conference. Time will clarify the delicate situation.
Des Moines halted street car service as motor men and conductors walked out at 2 a m. They seek back pay from March 1 and other wage increases already granted. City Railway officials say funds are not available to cover back pay. Invasion report notes Bolshevik actions against legations and consulates in Petrograd and Moscow, with widespread arrests of foreigners in June.
The United States sent material aid to Admiral Kolchak's retreating Siberian army. About 45,000 rifles and several million rounds of ammunition were shipped from San Francisco with more equipment to follow this week on an army transport. The total order was described as very large and to include motor vehicles and medical supplies.
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