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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
8
A promotional letter highlights remedies for kidney trouble and fatigue, urging immediate use of a tonic and detailing supposed results. It asserts success through neural and blood-improving treatments, praising a Dr Dakor and claiming widespread patient trust and testimonials from readers.
The article outlines leather belt trends including black patent belts in varied widths paired with gingham and chambray frocks. It notes wide soft crush belts in leather and fabrics in colors like gray beige green and white, along with narrow leather belts and heavy canvas webbing belts with tan feather trim, plus a bag described with a single fat wall and pleats to accommodate a hat.
A fragment notes foulard as a versatile fabric option pairing with georgette taffeta and satin. It highlights its compatibility with various summer skirts and other fabrics, suggesting broad appeal in wardrobe combinations despite some missing details.
A Philadelphia inventor creates the hat bag, described as a compact box design for ladies hats. The piece emphasizes the risk of damage in crowded areas and how the new bag preserves style against careless pedestrians.
Instructions describe washing and heating bottles, preparing a washboiler with water, dipping corks, heating paraffin, filling bottles with fruit juice, sealing, and boiling in a water bath with a fake bottom, followed by cooling and storage. Includes cautions to follow every step and cut out directions.
The piece explains that American walnut finishes range from very light brown to medium shades. Light tones come from varying finishes without stain, while darker tones are achieved by brown staining before rubbing. Even the darkest walnut remains lighter than old black walnut finishes, with medium browns preferred.
The Indoor coats merge medieval belle aesthetics with contemporary wear, offering twin styles for day and dress. Crafted from easters Mehneps with colored cords, the garments feature satin backdrops and weighted neck cords, presenting a refined yet restrained silhouette.
Instructions describe drying beets by peeling and slicing into thin pieces. Spread on trays or plates and dry in an oven kitchen store or near a fan. Avoid missing any step and cut out this note for reference.
Alicia Hoyt answers reader questions on manners and social behavior in a column. It discusses parental consent for young couples, a woman’s independence, and etiquette after moving to a new residence, urging prompt polite replies and careful vetting of rumors.
A fragmented reminiscence highlights cleaning tips using wood ash over powder, mentions a toy aid and a medicine cabinet with a single drawer a twelve inch mirror and two doors. Also describes storing oats boiling and fruit, keeping items dark and dirt free, and a Mason jar fitting an oats box in a reminiscence of home pantry organization.
Hermitage Park presents a variety of amusements for a relaxing afternoon. The venue promises pleasant outdoor recreation with wholesome activities suitable for families and visitors seeking a pleasant social outing.
Aug 23 report from Odessa describes a wartime incident where a Wotenevski member attacked an American consul, knocked off his hat, provoking a crowd to surround the envoy and threaten action if data were not presented. Public intervention dispersed the disturbance near Hermitage Park.
In American Fork on August 22 the city offered a $500 reward for the arsonist believed responsible for several blazes over recent months. A large hay barn on Main Street caught fire around 1 a.m., forcing firefighters to contain the blaze to the structure while nearby properties were spared. The adjacent Grant barn flared briefly but was saved with minimal damage to Grant's large frame store.
Fragmentary OCR shows a beauty product pitch for Cureura Olnimient and Cutlura Soap. It mentions nightly application, hot water cleansing, and two week results. The ad cites pricing as 25 cents and 50 cents with sample per unit sold in Boston.
A fragmentary 19th century note describes a severe disturbance at Hermitage Park during Sevcaty Fest with a tithing barn destroyed and around 1000 attendees affected. It mentions dancing boating bathing and ice cream parlors, and an insurance-related financial impact totaling three months.
Paris dispatch notes Figaro urging Japan to join the war and take further steps while Pett Journal warns Entente reserves should be used prudently. The piece emphasizes Japan’s troops are needed on the Husaian road more than ever.
Amoy China report says pirates boarded a vessel bound from Singapore to Amoy. Forty one deported desperadoes participated, attacked by European officers but were overpowered with help from Chinese crew. The Laertes reached Cape Town with an armed guard aboard.
Bean prices to be made reasonable after a two day conference. Tean earers and dealers will cooperate with the government to ensure the public receives a large supply of beans at a reasonable price. A representative named to speak for the industry before the food administration is C. G. Wiman of Colorado and H. Cley Miller of California.
In Copenhagen on Aux 22 the German chancellor Michaelis defended statements about peace amid Allied war weariness. He cited a Dettin Vorwaerts article and endorsed the pope's peace proposals, stressing arbitration and disarmament while rejecting any new wartime terms. He said the moral force of right should guide policy, not armed force.
The company complains about heavy traffic and poor street conditions on Twenty Fifth Street and Jefferson Avenue. It accuses the city of delaying necessary improvement work by exploiting torn-up streets to lag repairs and avoid upgrades until a street road project is fixed.
Militias in Alch and Summit counties guard Wyoming line to block shipments of intoxicating goods to Utah amid Webb Kenton amendments and Reed decision debates. Officials cite federal law against bringing liquor from wet to dry territory, even in handbags or on a person, as cases unfold. Newark Typographical Union raises wages for commercial ad pages to match clip scale. Newspaper printers sign new agreement with wage rises. Minnesota newspapers plan to establish a paper oil venture?
Telegraph from Washington confirms plans for a new aviation training school between Salt Lake City and Saltair along the Salt Lake railroad line. About 1,000 officers and enlisted men are expected, with local citizens pledging water, transportation, drainage, and sanitation support. A Salt Lake Commercial Club group led by F C Richmond and L McCormick has prepared land and facility questions and awaits War Department approval.
Justice Department agents notified yesterday that those who failed to register or appear for draft examinations are to be pursued immediately with local police. Drafted individuals who skip examinations may be ordered to serve without further medicals, risking loss of exemption and possible military action.
Ambiguous OCR text suggests efforts to trim costs by local merchants in Wigham City. Fragments obscure specifics like methods, dates, and groups involved. Core idea points to expense reduction plans impacting local commerce and community pricing dynamics.
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