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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1918
Page
9
A Woman's Page item outlines meal ideas and cooking steps for gatherings, detailing pepper stuffed recipes, scalloped potatoes, clam chowder, pumpkin pie filling, meat loaf, and related prep tips. It emphasizes thrift, proper serving hours, and hospitality while providing concrete instructions and ingredients for multiple dishes.
A fragment discusses how some women resist the idea of permanent housework, hoping household gadgets will eliminate chores. It argues against buying cheap, flimsy tools and stresses that kitchen equipment should be economical yet durable, since many women expect a lasting domestic role.
Readable text notes fur coats and warm garments for milady during car motoring. Mentions a highly fashionable item with silk, wool, ribbed fabric and light leather sole suitable for dress boots. Includes curious spelling errors but centers on luxury car travel attire.
A brief, misspelled shopper fragment advises avoiding cheap egg beaters and kitchen knives that aren t well made or likely to wear out soon. The note expresses concern about quality and durability before purchase.
The Yeomen announce a rescheduled regular meeting for Wednesday evening January 8 at 6 p.m. New officers will be elected and attendance is requested. W. L. Moore, Correspondent.
A Utahn youth Thomas Harrison was severely wounded near Cambrai while fighting with Canadian forces. He was struck by shrapnel in the breast and shoulder, crawled to a first aid station, and sent a brief telegram home expressing relief and gratitude, while reflecting on the war and future hopes of return. He notes Lewis guns as pivotal and mentions uncertain timing of homeward transport.
The American Red Cross Department of Military Relief pauses knitting to inventory stock and shift to finished garments. Delays in transportation push shipments of winter articles later, aiming to complete existing garments and focus on refines armaments while overseas needs remain urgent.
Rogent A Peart returns home from France where he served as a private in the l and he was injured when hit by a truck. He suffered fractures and internal injuries, spent weeks in hospitals in the country, and has been undergoing treatment and recovery since landing in America five weeks ago. He resides at 318 Madison Avenue with his parents Mr and Mrs HS Peart.
Section 1 reports wounded and killed among U S forces with names including Welford C Thaytes and Horace D Calking from Idaho and Utah. Section 2 lists killed in action and missing in action, with several named soldiers from Idaho, Utah, and nearby states, plus wounds and disease tallies noted.
A notice describing weekly Oz stories about Tip and Jack Pumpkinhead in The Standard. It recounts Tip dressing Jack in a man’s clothes, Mombi’s powder of life, and Jack becoming a fine playmate, urging readers to follow the tale each Saturday.
Temporary organization of the Salt Lake Master Butchers Association was effected yesterday morning at a meeting in the Kearns building. D. C. Miller was elected president L. Mangan vice president and George M. Paul secretary treasurer. A committee including Miller Mangan and Joel Richards was formed to draft by laws and a constitution.
The master butchers organization announced a policy change after internal differences. A meeting stated the update aims to adjust working arrangements and benefit consumers, with closing hours now in effect on weekdays at 1 p.m and the night before holidays at 8 p.m.
In Hington Nevada authorities warn that price fixing after January 1 will be treated as restraint of trade. The Justice Department, under Attorney General Sepab Gregory, emphasizes vigorous enforcement of wartime price controls and notes the Industries board set prices effective after January 1. The board did not pass the prices to the public, and the department cautions industry to comply or face action.
Thomas J. McMahon, an Australia authority on Pacific affairs, recently returned from a tour in the central Pacific and visited the group around Samoa, noting native opposition to German aims and asserting strains in German influence across Pacific communities.
McMahon notes German holdings in the central Pacific showed poor development of commercial advantages and, in some cases, leaders focused on strategic opportunities. Nauru seeks protection from reestablishment of German rule while the Marshall Islands impressed by Japanese industry. Germans neglected islanders, but Japan has since educated and uplifted them.
A brief health note promotes Zemo as quick relief for ear blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. Offered in 35 cent bottles or one dollar extra large, it cleanses and soothes the skin with a non greasy liquid that dries quickly and claims to heal most skin diseases. The ad cites The E W Kees Co Cleveland Ohio.
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