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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1918
Page
9
The article describes 4 H style Poultry Club work taught by county agents and leaders. It covers feeding with scientifically prepared feeds, sheltering birds from weather, preventing red mites with kerosene aids, using formaldehyde sprays for disinfecting, and whitewashing woodwork to keep coops clean and safe.
A wartime American home menu plan advocates extremely simple patriotic Christmas dinners for 140 million plus allies. It lists marshmallow desserts, pumpkin pie, candied cranberries, squash and oyster plant salads, and hearty stuffing ideas with minimal ingredients and ration-friendly substitutions.
A vintage recipe advises buying Canthrax from a druggist and dissolving a teaspoonful in five ounces of water to create a scented rinsing shampoo. The prepared liquid is applied to the scalp and hair, dissolving dandruff oil and dirt, with rinsing leaving hair lustrous and easier to style.
A fragment from a historical food column lists unusual cranberry recipes including Cranberry Jelly Mold and Cranberry Snow Pudding. The text mentions gelatin preparations, custard-style puddings, and cranberry desserts with maple and coconut elements, surfaced with partial measurements and method notes.
A fruit dish combines cranberries and apples layered with sugar. The mixture is steamed until cooked, then served with a sauce of custard and cranberry juice. A light fruit pudding appears as the final touch.
A wartime message urges families awaiting soldiers to find comfort in a cheering homecoming. It describes a proud, crowded pier reunion with Uncle Sam’s troops in khaki and promises friendly aid from War Camp Community Service to welcome home the boy and show him the best of city life while easing the long wait.
Letter to the editor arguing for a granite or marble memorial in Ogden to honor soldiers who served in France. The writer favors a lasting monument over a frame building, citing ancient granite monuments and prominent global memorials as precedent. Urges community consideration and notes granite is durable and readily available.
A vintage ad touts Aunt Jemima breakfast as easy and economical. It claims the mix speeds preparation, uses powdered sweet milk, and delivers meals in an hour at about a third the cost of meat or eggs, encouraging wives to serve it to their husbands.
A historical piece argues for a monumental shaft to honor Infinite Right over Wrens, proposing placement choices near Twenty-fifth and Adame or Lorster Park. It envisions a solitary summit where morning light greets the statue and stars fade at dusk, celebrating enduring values.
A New York notice reports a federal Food Administration modification of restrictions on imported green coffee. The document explains drying and surface changes to beans, including dragging effects on porosity and water absorption, warning about dust increase when roads are very dry or very wet.
Washington December 2 The National Catholic Service School opens on Georgetown Heights to train forty women for social military and welfare work as part of the National Catholic War Council chain of war work institutions. The program aims to prepare women for domestic and industrial reconstruction tasks with free tuition housing and certification. Close cooperation with labor and other departments will bolster the nation’s war to peace transition effort.
The road drag offers a cheap method to improve rough surfaces on certain roads by smoothing and preserving a crowned cross section. It helps rocky roads by elevating material and reduces irregularities when surfaces are unreced and loose, especially after rainfall, aiding maintenance and construction.
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