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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
8
A 1915 advertisement touts the Sparrow co wringer for $1.95 delivered to any address. Demonstrators Conrad and Gleason from Arlington Hotel patent pending showcase a spiral mop wringer attached to eight ordinary mops. The device is marketed as sanitary durable and practical with demonstrations available by special representatives, and orders via postcard or phone.
Guidance on making soup from scraps and stock, including strained broth, adding meat water, and thickening with barley, rice, cornstarch, gelatin, or rice flour. Tips cover flavoring with vinegar, citrus juices, herbs, and preserving garden flavors for cooking. Regional ideas from Asia and the Far East are noted for fresh fruit and puree soups.
The text advises preserving original fabric appearance after laundering, noting careful handling of colored materials to prevent fading and whites from yellowing. It discusses sizing cloth, avoiding excessive stiffness, and using starch to stiffen ordinary wear while acting as an absorbent for skin. It mentions additives like borax paraffin wax Virpentine alum and bluing to whiten and finish fabrics uniformly.
Milton and Milton Holmes of North Ogden receive a touching condolence from Miss Annie Hall of North Layden in France. The letter honors Raymond Holmes a 22 year old in the 28th Division who died from wounds after the Somme offensive. His brother Ronald Holmes ships to serve aboard the U S Green.
The article outlines many apple uses from stuffing and baking to frying and salads. It notes fresh and dried apples for cooking and baking, with variations like cinnamon spice and crumb trays for desserts and hearty dishes.
A damaged OCR passage suggests methods for managing dough when it becomes sticky or escapes. It mentions chilling on the fire or in a cold place overnight as a possible remedy and notes the approach saves time and yields satisfactory results.
A historic method describes drying apples by alternating layers of heated sand and fruit in a stone jar. Each layer about one half inch, repeated to fill the jar, then sealed and stored in a coal place to keep the apples dry and preserve flavor.
A saving tip suggests boiling potatoes to serve in jackets for three meals. Afterward, they can be fried or creamed for variation. The guidance emphasizes efficient cooking and reuse of boiled potatoes.
Washington January 3 The war department announced that several American Expeditionary Forces enlisted men released from German prison camps and hospitals had returned to France including Sweonerd McCoy of Ohio Tidwell of Texas William Gavis of Mont Cart Wyatt of Iowa Tom Robertson of Texas Conrad Walker of Nebraska Ralph J Laird of Nebraska Thomas B March of Texas Frederick McConnell of Omaha Max Quintanillo of Arizona and others
A large public program launches at the Alhambra next Tuesday announced in the Ada Classifieds. Unspecified events invite broad attendance as organizers promise an enormous schedule and diverse attractions for all ages.
At the annual convention of the National Association, leaders discussed a nationwide push against the red flag movement and proposed a new effort in Congress to defeat suffrage amendments. Mrs. James Wadworth Jr. of New York voiced opposition to radicalism and urged backing for attacks on the Non-Partisan League. officers elected included Mrs. Wadworth president and Mrs. Garrett treasurer.
Articles of incorporation filed for Hubbard Publicity Co of Salt Lake City with $10,009 capital. Officers: A H Hubbard president George Midgley vice president A H Christensen secretary AC V Glaen and J O Fitzgerald directors. Also notices of changes and new incorporations including Oklahoma Petroleum & Telidor, Milford-Magnetic Mines Co of Salt Lake City with officers M J Garff president A Judd vice president and A Smith secretary treasurer. Western Appraisal & Inspection Bureau of Salt Lake City capital $11,000 officers H A Strnuba president AC Davis vice president J Tratey Woolton treasurer Charles TB Stewart president 12 M Swaces Is vice president James Brown secretary-treasurer. Vrafe OH Shale Co of Fall
The fragment outlines corporate actions with several firms such as Bantern Won & Moin, Salt Lake city ventures, and ERydle Mining. Officers listed include David Roganneky as president and Bam Mavdlt as secretary treasurer. Other firms include The Vile Millinery in Price and associated executives.
Deaths in the ranks cast gloom over Republican leaders as the party debates leadership for the national committee. Reports indicate postponements and respect for Colonel Tonne. governors of Rhode Island and Nebraska are named in clashing plans. The Wyoming chair will be elected with the banquet canceled in mourning, affecting party proceedings nationwide.
Paris reports say Lord Cecil will not return to Washington as high commissioner and special ambassador to the United States. London dispatches indicate Lord Robert Cecil may succeed him, with U.S. opinion suggesting Cecil would not leave his poetic career at home.
A crowded ceremony at the Cognmercial elb features Utah soldiers and local dignitaries. Mayor Johnny Peters appoints a committee led by Mayor John W. Tolers and Joseph Wert to organize the event, naming members from various councils and organizations for planning and outreach.
A five year old girl, Jatrann Laween, daughter of Mr and Mrs T T Laween, was struck by a car on Fourth South Street in front of DeQuirrh. She suffered a skull fracture but was reported improving after being taken to emergency and then TD S hospital. The driver, Carl Osterloh, was stopped in the back seat. police say the car was not moving fast and the child ran into it, making the crash unavoidable.
War dispatch notes 37th Engineer units returning home in convoy from bases in Washington. It lists headquarters, battalions, mortar batteries and support companies among those mustered for early demobilization and reassignment.
Real estate transfers show transfers of properties in South Ogden and surrounding areas. Documents list parties Charien J McGregor Frank K McGregor to Wik New and Mary Quewls with mortgage of 3 700 and warranty deed. Other transfers note J Reeder to Louie Reed and Karl Owens to Agnes J Tuhha Rutherford with small monetary considerations and guardian's date mentioned.
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