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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
9
Recipes for crumpets and desserts with detailed steps and measurements. Instructions cover yeast raise, muffins, custards, Charlotte Russe, and a transparent crust dough. Contains multiple steps, temperatures, and ingredient amounts, reflecting a home kitchen guide from a historical Woman's Page.
The piece notes rainbow themed weddings with bridesmaids in identical gowns in varied hues and rainbow party dresses among younger girls. It highlights planners using color schemes and a chic trousseau set from a smart shop offering lingerie, boudoir items, lounge pieces, hangers, shoe trees and cushions in a pastel rainbow mix of green yellow blue ivory white and shell pink.
An easy way to make chocolate icing without eggs is to melt two ounces unsweetened chocolate with half a cup of sugar over moderate heat. Add three or four tablespoons evaporated milk and beat until smooth. The icing saves time and money.
A gelatin dessert can be made in layers for a change with two flavors. Each layer is whipped and each is plain, creating four distinct layers in the final dessert.
A simple fly trap uses a bowl of papy water covered by a cardboard plate. Cut a toe sized circular hole in the center and smear the edge and underside with sympar mo lassics. Flies enter through the hole and drop into the water.
A reader suggests adding a small piece of butter or margarine to the cooking water when boiling rice or macaroni to prevent boilovers and enhance flavor.
Indian meal mixed with water is applied to stained carpet spots to remove marks and colors. The method promises to mitigate traces of spots and least injure color.
A communication from Captain Tellissier, a leading French aviator, praises American pilots for wartime courage. Mile de Pallas and Mrs Freder ic Georgia 13 in Salt Lake received the message during a western pleasure tour, echoing sentiments from France’s aviation leaders.
Mile de Pallas, Paris born head of the American school of aviation in France, was sent to America before the war to study educational methods. She has not returned to Paris since the war but says next year the Noyes 1099. Information also received from her brother regarding the high cost of living in France. Mile de Pallas has taught in American schools in Kansas City for some time. Mrs Georgia is from Oklahoma City.
Aug 15 Salt Lake report says Myra Annis Armstrong 45 was found dead in her county jail ward while undergoing drug treatment. Three women prisoners discovered the body at 7:30 AM. Dr A A Anderson had attended her the previous night and she appeared to be improving before dying in custody. The body was moved to O Donnell Undertaking Parlors.
A vintage ad explains Freezone removes corns and calluses from toes using a few drops. It promises quick relief with no pain and claims the product costs only a few cents at drug stores. The text emphasizes ease of use and effective results.
Salem report says Chester van Clark, a 21 year old inmate who robbed Beaverton Bank of $3800, was imprisoned a month ago and escaped from a prison berry field guarded by armed monitors. He allegedly locked the cashier in the grille with a customer at the time of the robbery.
A Macomb County jury in Mount Clemens Michigan awarded Henry Ford six cents in damages against the Chicago Tribune over a libelous article calling him an anarchist. Foreman Orry Hulett and the jury deliberated ten hours before delivering verdict, with substantial victory noted for Ford and his American citizen stance. The trial spanned three months and drew a crowded courtroom as observers waited for the verdict.
May 1917 hearings on a permanent military policy featured Lt Gen Robert Bullard and Maj Gen James McAndrews endorsing key Army reorganization provisions. They backed three months of training for all 19 year olds and favored a larger force size, signaling alignment with Pershing and other French theater officers despite some dissent. The generals noted partial agreement with War Department aims and indicated no full staff consensus.
A dense OCR style classified page lists auto repair offered by Frou s Auto Repair at 23rd and Isonroa avenue with electric starters and magnetos, along with Aetna Accident & Liability auto insurance and other service ads for books, stationery, banking, creamery, legal counsel, carpet cleaning, feather renovating, chiropractors, dentists, drain tile, florists, junk yard, key fitting and repair shops. It enumerates multiple businesses and contact details in Ogden and nearby streets, presenting a snapshot of local trades and ads.
General McAndrews argues a 300000 strong peace time force suffices for universal military training but notes a delay of two to three years before universal service starts and calls for a larger interim army. General Bullard supports a three month training minimum, while General March estimates a $900 million annual war department cost. Christy marries widow Nancy Palmer in Broadway Tabernacle ceremony.
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