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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
8
Dorothy Dix counsels wives on household diplomacy and husband management. She urges feeding the husband first, then waiting until he is fed and rested before making requests. The piece frames practical, nonconfrontational tactics to maintain harmony and avoid friction at home.
A retro guide on managing a husband emphasizes waiting for the psychological moment, yielding personal freedom, and mastering his preferences. It advocates avoiding nagging, sharing his leisure, and praising his achievements to win affection and loyalty.
A brief tip suggests rubbing shoes with a section of orange or lemon to polish and restore luster. It notes that citrus easy to obtain, freshens up footwear after travel and adds a bright shine, though it is not a substitute for professional cleaning.
A brief home cook tip explains adding a warm teaspoon of water to the yolk at the start to prevent curdling and speed up the mayonnaise making process.
A fragmented kitchen note describes a cheerful woman enjoying a tidy window sill above the sink. It highlights a preference for neatness and avoiding clutter, with attention to sink equipment and drainboard order.
A fragment notes cheerful aeraclum blooming on a windowsill above something. It mentions hooks under windows and a small row of hooks close in the fanseia, suggesting a domestic scene with plants. The wording is fragmentary and unclear about broader context or date.
A scrambled fragment warns movers to have essential tools and supplies ready. It mentions a pack suitcase or handbag with items such as hammer screwdriver tacks screws cleaning cloths soap powder and a rush to unpack. It hints at salt pepper sugar plates and other eating items as a fret meal saver.
A brief kitchen tip explains that placing rice at the bottom of a salt shaker prevents clumping and sticking during pours. The method is described as simple, with the rice absorbing moisture and keeping salt flowing freely.
Ad claims Thy-yeara the standard remedy for all ages, offering safety and beneficial results. Describes rapid relief from colds with reduced phlegm and looser congestion. Cites high quality and widespread use, price six cents to a bottle, about $1.20 for a bottle.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy to purge waste and improve health. It claims relief from constipation and headaches, urging readers to feel better and keep the system redressed daily.
The Friends of Irish Freedom plan a Thursday evening gathering at Maples Hall. Father James Kennedy of the Paulist Church in New York will address attendees, followed by a musical program featuring Mrs. B. Jabba and Mrs. Jack Fisher.
In PLORENCH Alabama two large war plants idle at a cost near one hundred million dollars were inspected by a congressional war expenditures committee. Muscle Shoals nitrate plant, the bigger facility, impressed chairman Graham with the scope of the projects. An atomic power plant described as prominent in the south was reviewed, along with a smaller auxiliary plant whose operations were halted shortly after construction. Reps. Jefferies and others joined the inquiry.
Testimony from residents cites severe influenza leading to nerve and circulation issues in Bakersfield area. Affected individuals describe prolonged illness with digestive trouble and fatigue. They credit Dr Pierce’s remedies and advertised methods for recovery, noting improved strength, endurance, and absence of mouth dryness.
In Tennessee, Nebraske and Garrett unveil plans for a dreamed village of about 125 concrete houses valued near one million dollars. The project face unclear, with details of the smaller plant delayed and not usable for practical work.
The Orden Conativatory begins in kin of airuetion tits week with piano voice violin and theory instruction taught by the faculty including Rautro Caos Arthur Kreber Lester Uincheliffe Ellen Thomas Louise Merce Martineau and Vera Frey. Now in Marxth year, the institution lists many prominent teachers and students.
Ogden exhibitor tops the poultry show at Salt Lake with multiple awards. Notable wins include heat cockrel, best in class for Americana iPawkry breeds, plus top prizes for accand and Uhlit cocks, second place in several divisions, and recognition for Mingree of Ogden.
Carson City reports that the Nevada Legislature will act on women's suffrage. State leaders announce a special session to address suffrage matters. Emmet Gayle confirms the call and timing for the session.
Fragmentary report notes February 7 legislative action on a suffrage amendment. It mentions a proposal to guarantee expenses not to exceed 980 dollars and a pledge from suffrage committees to avoid attendance promises. A telegraphist reportedly demonstrated feasibility of the scheme near the capital.
Federal ambtion and internal revenue officers hunt whisky thieves in Fayette County Uniontown tonight. Local reports say the raid targets a major distillery operation with substantial whiskey losses and a high percentage of votes attributed to illicit whisky production.
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