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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1918
Page
9
A jumble of cooking instructions offers steps for pork dishes with onions black pepper and nutmeg, bread yeast and milk blends, and meat fillings. It describes making meat loaves scrapple and meat cakes, with pumpkin desserts and rich crust pastries.
Fragmentary cooking note describes making chicken jelly from boiled meat and stock with gelatin powder. Includes steps to soak gelatin, simmer chicken, season with curry, and adjust liquid. Portions and measurements are unclear due to damaged text but reference to gelatin, water or stock, and spices.
A fragmentary OCR text describes mixing gelatin and etir until dissolved and forming a mold, yielding a nice relish. The garish, garbled lines mention dipping the mold in water and garnishing with parsley, suggesting a stale kitchen note without clear names, dates, or locations.
The article surveys spring fashion trends with narrow hats, woolen scarves, and velvet coats. It notes green velvet trims, crystal buttons, fringed wraps, and butterfly front bows. It advises against dyed furs and Jersey cloth, praising dark tailored separates and bright color accents.
A home talent production titled The Whirl of Mirth at the Orpheum theater drew a large Ogden audience. Stars Ruth Winter Mildred Ware and Maurice Conroy led a strong cast with music, dance, and comedy numbers. Critics praised the skilled performances and called it a standout for the city’s stage talent.
A fragmented OCR note references a product named Serfich Belt 18 described as the newest ling belt. The legible items show garbled branding and possible model or spec hints without clear dates or organizations. No coherent event or persons are identified.
Ad claims a simple safe weight loss method using deep breathing and a home remedy. It promises easy reduction without dieting or exercise and suggests daily doses after meals and before bed with a pill box, claiming rapid, dramatic results and renewed youth.
Eight county men were placed in Class One by the county exemption board from thirty-three classified. Names include John Wilson, Albert William Barker of Pleasant View, John Jackman of Fare West, Guy Lewis Rhees of Plain City, Lawrence Edwin Fell of Huntaville, Virgil Homer Nelson of Warren, Wilford Camphin Russell of Burch Greek, and Varley Burton Chambers of Eden. Remaining twenty-five assigned to Classes Four, Three, Two, and Five. policy note on Silion fund of Pleasant View sp
Quick action by the circuit court held in Judge A Z Agee's courtroom. Robert M. Muret Jr faced a note dispute with Mrs Harel Barchs husband. a $780.11 judgment was awarded to the plaintiff after a 45 inmate jury trial and testimony from both sides. The heated session included rebuttal testimony and judge instructions, prompting the courtroom remark about American justice.
The report notes only minor developments in the Battle of the Frank as weekly lines from the War Department describe weather and limited actions in France and Flanders. It highlights American efforts for bombardments, stable supply lines, and ongoing Western front activity with aviators busy along the front despite difficult conditions.
A newspaper advertises Jad Salts as a remedy for backache and kidney pain attributed to overloading the kidneys with meat. It claims Jad Salts flushes waste, relieves symptoms like headaches and rheumatic pains, and notes a grape and lemon juice cake mix as a traditional remedy to alkalize urine and ease irritation.
Washington January 1 President Wilson administration urges that canners secure licenses to operate amid fresh regulations. Officials emphasize compliance and outline penalties for noncompliance, stressing the need to protect public health and ensure proper labeling of canned goods.
A newly proclaimed plan extends restrictions on canning pears corn and other products and sets quotas for wines malt beverages and salts. It targets processors manufacturers and distributors including breweries and those storing or selling regulated items while exempting certain small retailers and common carriers.
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