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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
9
The article surveys common kitchen myths about modern science and homemaking. It discusses misbeliefs about bread crusts, tongue nourishment from milk, and the idea that refrigerators absorb odors. It critiques sensational claims and emphasizes practical cleaning and waste reduction.
A reader shares frugal advice on using canned jelly and fruit while avoiding waste. Tips include opening pint cans first, emptying remaining contents, and planning meals to use every portion before it spoils. Encourages conserving resources amid shortages and urges sharing with neighbors.
An old advertisement touts Poslam for eczema and skin troubles, claiming rapid clearing of red inflamed complexions overnight. It urges readers to use Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam and to write for more details at West 47th Street, New York City.
Cincinnati dispatch reports August Herrmann chairing the baseball commission says league meetings in New York aim to resume the frame schedule and restore leadership with John Heydler as president. In Chicago Walter Page, director of the US Office of Public Roads, dies at 2 a.m. after heart disease. He had led highway efforts and invention of road machines.
An article extols a facial treatment labeled derwillo and oxtineal promising a velvety complexion in 12 hours. It targets freckles tan spots coarse pores and wrinkles claiming full safety with a money back guarantee if no improvement after initial use. The feature urges readers to buy from local drug stores under shop seals and department store guarantees.
San Francisco dispatch says Lehwle Ul tie? rity and county irregularities probe features John J. Densmore, a federal employee, as key witness. He received another check and says he cannot testify, citing self incrimination fears. Attorney General firm on proceeding despite gaps in cooperation.
In Saup Lake area lodges proceed with regular election of officers for the coming year. Mt. Moriah Lodge A F & A M elected Roy P B Harris as worshipful master and Gerald K Yearster as secretary. H P Kittles leaves for Army service. Installation planned for next Monday.
A vivid ad claims a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Liniment ends backache quickly when rubbed into the painful area. It promises immediate relief from stiffness and soreness and asserts the liniment is soothing, non burning, and skin friendly with fast results.
Swish press reports rising strife between Montenegro’s insurgents and Serbia in the Adriatic dispute. Rival aims for sea outlets fuel clashes as Italy seeks Adriatic access, while censorship limits discussion of these delicate questions among Serbs and Montenegrins.
The article discusses whether society can tolerate polygamy amid a supposed man shortage. Cecile Bronsehvier, a French observer, argues the idea is distasteful to civilization yet could grow accepted among women.
The text outlines a confused report on Balkan movements and occupations, mentioning Serbia, Austria, Italy, and Yugoslav states. It references naval actions, occupation of towns, and tensions between jugo states amid wartime demarcations and allied troop movements.
A chaotic wartime dispatch claims newspapers deceived the public about the war. It reports a press conspiracy tied to Bavarian politics and calls for accountability while noting soldiers and workers faced implied danger. Also mentions US troops to be mustered out at Dodge, Camp Nodges Iowa.
A newspaper summary reports a heated discussion among baseball leaders led by Ban Johnson and Kenesey about reforms to the minor leagues and national commission. Proposals to hold a joint meeting with inner leagues in Chicago or New York are noted as impractical, with debate over the resolution and authority of a national commission.
Report by the National Investment Bankers Association argues private oversight with strict regulation could replace prewar public ownership. It cautions against burdening government with higher costs and favors measured government involvement only if needed to ensure efficiency.
Naval news reports Admiral Sims will command a Wilson fleet to meet the President at sea. The force includes wing battleships and thirty destroyers, with Rear Admiral Wilson coordinating harbor reception and port duties for the president.
An old advertisement claims Tanlac treats numerous ailments from poor appetite to low energy. A man recounts relief after starting Tanlac, crediting an engineer friend for suggesting the remedy and stating his health improved significantly after use. The ad lists AL MeIntyre Drug Co as the seller.
The Salt Lake based The Hemonwar Moser Company assumes charge of the Murphy alores tabs through the state. A recent incorporation led by Bale F firm ties into Fred Murphy stores. The president plans wreaths, dinners, and a capitol sale with visits to Bene Henedier and Emanuel during a lengthy stay to follow.
The Navy Department announced a plan to use argon instead of hydrogen for lighter-than-air craft, aiming to reduce fire hazards. Production involves gas wells at Petrona, Texas, and a North Fort Worth plant where gas will be compressed into cylinders for shipment to Fort Worth and Dallas. The project, financed at about $1.95 million, targets completion by April.
An ad fragment promotes Eckman's Alterative from a noted manufacturer. Claims of tonic and health benefits are stated alongside obscure names and terms. The text is garbled, but references a patent era product and its supposed remedies.
Munich dispatch reports the Bavarian ministerial council denouncing the Friday night assault on Aller where armed soldiers forced the resignation of a high official. The government notes the attack’s implications and asserts the minister remains a member of the government amid the turmoil.
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