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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1917
Page
3
The reading depicts Janet as the focus of a control battle involving Nicoll and Walt Stedman. Nicoll plots to win Janet using subtle manipulation while Walt resists, arguing for personal freedom and autonomy. Interspersed are homey recipes like candied squash and kumquat marmalade.
Fragment reads as kitchen instruction for a gravy using beef liver and giblets. Mentions browning meat, draining grease, blending with stock, and adding ingredients gradually though parts are garbled and unclear.
A promotional piece touts a free prescription claimed to strengthen eyesight by fifty percent within a week. It urges readers to visit an eye specialist for Non-Opto tablets and suggests diluting them in water for eye baths, promising immediate relief and clearer vision. The ad cites testimonials and endorsements while urging audience to obtain the product from retailers, implying broad availability.
The article describes preparing liver by cooking in a sauce with dissolved chicken bouillon and boiling water, then adding liver and finishing with drops of bouquet and serving. It also reports Turkiah clearery price advances by P Lorillard & Co, citing higher paper and timber costs as reasons. The rise affects wholesale and foreshadows retail price changes.
A historical advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening hair to a youthful look. It claims natural, even coloring, added ingredients, and a glossy appearance, warning it is not a disease remedy.
Albany report notes Mrs John E. McElroy, former White House mistress to President Anhur, died in Atlantic City. She will be buried there, according to relatives.
An advertisement touts Tiz foot remedy from a drugstore, claiming quick relief from tired swollen feet and soreness. It promises instant relief from pain and a refreshed, comfortable foot feel, urging readers to buy a 50 cent box. The ad is credited to Kincaid.
Salt Lake January 9 Park City forms a new bank to be incorporated under the State Bank of Park City within days. It will be the town's second banking institution. Capital of 25000 is raised by a list of Park City and Salt Lake investors including John C Cutler Theresa Mitts and George Romney. Henry Fares building near the city offices is to be reconstructed by architect Ramn Ifancon per plans. Officials include John C Cutler president and director and George W Lanmbourne.
A Weber club banquet hosted by Mayor Abbot Heywood honored J P Easey and addressed Casey’s departure from Ogden. Speakers praised Casey’s loyalty to Ogden and his future work at the Republic. Attendees included Mayor Heywood City Commissioner Miles Jones and other local leaders.
Guy Van Alstyne accuses his wife Katherine Van Alstyne of adulterous conduct and seeks separate maintenance in Third District Court. Respondent claims he will reveal the names of men if required. Case filed in Salt Lake City reporting Jan 9.
A reader endorses Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for a child with severe hand eczema. The letter claims rapid relief after daily use and urges readers to request free samples by mail, highlighting skin shedding and sleepless nights as before treatment.
Chicago Jan 3 state’s attorney Macklay Hoyne promised further arrests in a probe into police corruption. Chief Charles C Healy and Lieutenants Marion White and Tal ward Grady figures were among those detained or sought. Authorities seized documents and questioned witnesses, with four women linked to immoral resorts also taken into custody. Hoyne said a large portion of Chicago’s patrol captains and lieutenants are implicated.
A disputed notebook once owned by Lieutenant White lists hundreds of Vicm resorts and rambling houses with notes like can be raided and three ways. Officials claim the book records disreputable places in the police district, while others call it an innocuous list. Admiral Warrenger's death in London and a separate Minnesota rail case verdict are noted in brief adjacent items.
An Austrian immigrant Anton Perel age 21 was killed today at the Yampa mine when he was struck by a skip. Survived by his brother Mike Perell, he had been working there about a year. Official reports mention a fatal accident involving a skip machine. Also noted, Metal Polishers' and Platers' Union officials announce concessions including wage increases with Canadian Pacific Railway.
An advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to visit a druggist for Panmint solution and a water-sugar mixture. It promises quick relief as the mucus stops dripping, with ease of preparation and pleasant taste. The Daily Drug Supply Agency distributes this notice.
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