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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
8
In a reflection on postwar life, hundreds of musicians move from war and service to civilian roles in studios, concerts, and orchestras. Notables like Grainger, Verlin, and Spalding return to old crafts, while others shift from front-line duty to supporting culture, as audiences crave calm after conflict.
A satirical wartime advisory mocks culinary guidance for returning soldiers. It blends humor and social commentary as it cautions against trigger foods, suggests period dishes, and critiques attitudes toward reintegration into work and society. The piece preserves wartime tone and references Colonel Woolls and the secretary of war.
Smoked tongues should be refreshed in fresh water to remove salt, then boiled until tender. Peel skin, flavor water with herbs and pepper, avoid extra salt, and finish by baking with butter and bread crumbs in hot oven. Use braising liquid for basting or stock.
A scanned recipe describes preparing beef tongue with onion and herbs. It instructs washing, boiling, browning, and simmering tongue with turnips, celery, parsley, and sweet herbs, then thickening gravy with flour and simmering two hours. Serve with strained gravy and additional salt or tomato as needed.
An unusual incident described as a scorch causes a brief disturbance at a local ironing station. The article notes a precautionary measure of rinsing under cold water to remove the stain quickly and restore the fabric. Local staff advise calmer handling and immediate action to prevent damage.
A guide suggests nourishing soups made with milk or leftovers from vegetables and other foods. It recommends portions of milk or substitute, plus butter, and lists flavors like onions, corn, cabbage, salmon, celery, and more.
Yolks and whole eggs provide binding in meat dishes. Beaten with a little water, they bind well for coatings dipped in crumbs before frying, yielding good cohesion and texture.
The Hagenbeck Wallace Shows circus trains arrive in Ogden and boast a diverse cast. The article notes a cosmopolitan club, many performers multilingual, and families traveling with the show. It highlights youth training, portable homes in sleeping cars, and a growing, improving spectacle.
Telephone workers across California Oregon Nevada and Idaho voted to reject a compromise offer from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and the federal wire control board. Negotiations may resume, with a strike threatened if talks fail, as officials said the company proposed pay raises and better working conditions.
A San Diego man, R. A. Whitcomb of 2370 Franklin Avenue, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after four years of indigestion and weight loss. He reports shedding misery, regaining appetite, strength, and the ability to work, saying Tanlac met its claims. Advertisements note Ogden availability through A. C. McIntyre Drug Co and Trobiley stores.
The Ogden Works company and their families plan a second annual outing at Lagoon on Saturday August 30. Afternoon events include sports for all ages, a baseball game between married men and the single men, with last year’s winners the married men. Boilermakers challenge other workers to a strength display while the pale ace? remain set to outshine them. Evening will feature singing as the day’s memories are cherished by workers and families.
Washington, Aug 28 The itinerary for President Wilson's tour to promote the peace treaty and its ratification is expected to be announced today at the White House. The plan includes a Pacific coast leg with stops from Chicago to San Francisco and return by a northern route, as Senate action and calls from leaders influence timing.
Utah service members will receive certificates of appreciation at a statewide celebration. Harry Walker says certificates bearing the governor’s signature will be distributed in each city and county through Red Cross chapters and allied groups. Ogden and Weber county plan involvement, with a large Ogden delegation expected, though many may not attend the main event.
H A Fowler superintendent selects principals and teachers for Weber county schools. The list names Birch Creek Newstead Stewart as principal with Lucile Wronk third grade and Eden-Fiste Kelly as principal with Jennie Bearndean in fourth grade. North Ogden led by H A Macfarlane includes Emily Folkman sixth grade and Emma Johnson fifth grade with others in lower grades.
A long OCR listing from multiple schools shows principals and students by district, with grades from first through sixth. Names include Frances Petterson, Selma JV Maw, Laurie Kerr, Bertha Weatherste, Jennia Neal, Grace Darron, Nora Erichind, Leora Reese, Lucile Brown, Florence Manning, Derwio Jones, Mary Fitting, Noble Cook, Keny Waddoups, Wilton Stark, Vive Ian Gantwell, Genesta Taney, and several others.
A fragmented verse piece speaks satirically of human and animal life, contrasting the pretensions of humanity with the despair and craving of social and economic pressures. It critiques tax burdens and profiteering while imagining a simpler creature’s appetite for basic needs.
The Ogden Utah health officials received a directive from State Health Commissioner T B Beatty via Health Inspector George Shorten. All physicians who treat typhoid must report every case. failure to report could lead to prosecution and action against negligent doctors.
Calenico Aug 27 soldiers KF D Waterhoune and C P Comwelly, Army miators, disappeared a week ago over Tower California. They were located yesterday by Mexican troops under Captain Trujillo near Rockwell. Officials say they may be taken to Tijuana. Redd the Classified Ads.
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