Hoover Praises UAC Workers At Utah Agricultural College
Hoover praises the UAC for aiding food administration efforts in production and conservation. President Peterson notes Utah colleges can bolster next season with greater crop goals and conservation, citing Farmers Round-ups and Housekeepers conferences and planned propaganda from the extension division. A honeymoon trip at the Alhambra tonight features Miss Tallmadge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mpveal
The
Food Administration
Harbert Hoover
National Foml
E. G Feterson
Utah Agricultural College
Peterson
Utah
Diylujon
Instituthon
Lagan
Facing the Facts on Food for the War Effort
The article urges Americans to face the nation’s food burdens as troops are sent to France. It stresses draining food from resources to feed soldiers and allies, detailing monthly quantities of beef, bacon, salt pork, corned beef, toast, sugar, and fish. It calls for shared sacrifice and decisive action to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibia
Germany
Cornest
Africa
France
Substitutes for Wheat in Early Diets Mentioned
The fragment notes various substitutions for wheat including fern, natureal, aye and barley, plus animal fats and anger as nourishment. It lists substitutes such as maple syrup, corn syrup, tye, hum, stainless, red painlity, game, bean real fais, and vegetables and beans, suggesting alternative foods in historical diets.
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK SHAMPOO MAKES A FULL LATHER
A vintage ad promotes a cheap do it yourself shampoo from the druggist. Dissolve powder in hot water to create a perfumed lather that cleanses dandruff oil and dirt. Rinse and dry for fluffy soft hair that is easy to style.
Potatoes Featured In Meatless Day Menu
A historical clipping lists meatless day meals centered on potatoes with breakfast oranges corn and various potato dishes. It includes a baked bread recipe using cornmeal rye and molasses with sour milk and cooking oil, instructing to steam and bake until dry.
Graham Bread Is Not a War Bread
An article argues graham or whole wheat bread is not war bread, noting it remains a wheat bread with more of the original grain. It critiques corn breads made without wheat as an extreme shift toward "whort- Joss day" and lists a sour milk corn bread recipe beginning with 2 cups sour milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War work drives 25,000 nurses under Miss Doran
Miss Doran Thompson leads the effort to train 25,000 women as nurses for the war effort. She serves as superintendent of the army nurse corps and also oversees the navy nurse corps, coordinating a nationwide program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Doran
Thompson
Army Nurse Corps
Navy Nurse Corps
Fragmented Recipe Fragments from Aged Page
A scrambled set of cooking steps lists measurements for cornmeal bread and a milk based mix. The text includes tablespoons teaspoons cups salt and mentions mixing ingredients, pouring into pans, and baking in a moderate oven until crisp. The fragmentary lines reference cornmeal bread and a double boiler method with sour milk and eggs.
Salts F Kidney Bladder Problem Advertisement
An old advertisement explains bladder weakness from urine irritation. It urges Jad Salts made from grape acid and lemon juice with baking soda to neutralize acids, claim relief in days by drinking before breakfast. It touts a pleasant tasting, inexpensive remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Pacific Coast Aircraft Board Created in Portland
Washington Jan 30 announces creation of a Pacific Coast branch of the aircraft board with headquarters at Portland. George S Ane lumberman William M Ladd banker and a countel of the army signal corps will form the branch board. A military commission headed by Brigadier General Charlie McR Saltz rean assisted the chief signal officer recommended officers and noted satisfactory expansion of the spruce timber industry to meet growing airplane maker demands. Complete cooperation of labor unions in the lumber industry went unreported.
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Washington
Pacific Covel
Aircraft Board
Portland
George S. Ane
William M Ladd
Army Signal ¢Orpa
Irigatter
Charlie McR
Saltzrean
Army
Conspirators Held in Bomb Plot Trial in New York
In New York, a district court judge denied pretrial requests and ordered a jury to determine the fate of Franz von Rintesen and fifteen former defendants charged with conspiring to place bombs on the Steamship Line Onward. The case, tied to an illicit network, names various implicated figures and a sprawling international backdrop.
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New York
Dan
Vaniots Mo
Franz von Rintesen
United States District Court
Thin Arbor
Howe
Wranecu
New Draft Law Agreed Upon in Washington
Washington reports tentative approval by the demolitary committee of a new draft law to register men attaining 21, authorize quotas, and allow special military calls. It envisions a rising total of registrants this year and a possible second draft reaching about a million men, with Secretary Baker noting no fixed date for a further draft.
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Washington
Sendy
Ko Acuate
Ejp
Crowder
Tinan
Baker
Faker
Aimerine
France
Senate
United States
Europe
Gayond
General Pershing Reports Deaths From War Service
General Pershing reports deaths and injuries among soldiers. Private Raymond Grover of Nin Syracuse is listed as slightly wounded in action January 20. Other deaths include George D. McTorley of Council Bluffs Iowa, Paul Rich of Salem Oregon, Vito EL Patrick of Washington Wrath, and Corporal H Hubbard of Seattle Washington.
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Washington
San
Pershlog-adlay
Raymond Grover
Jenuscy
Hla
Nin Syracuse
George D. Mcttorley
Twenty Second Avenue
Council Juita
Paul Rich
Salem
Ora
Vito EL. Patrick
Washlena
Wrath
Adi
Adi Were Privates. the Followls Other Death A Word Resporteul: Rank H. Hubbard
Woalliwa Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Kansas City Moves to Eradicate vice in wake of council visit
Kansas City officials report plans to eradicate vice after a meeting with health authorities led by Dr. J. Crumbine. Mayor George Edwards was informed as five states are urged to pass legislation to eliminate vice conditions. Aviation plans gain positive notices in Washington as Brigadier General Squiar updates the military committee privately on the aviation program.
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Kansas City
Utandid
J. Crumbine
Kensan
George Edwards
Crumbine
Ingina
Washington
Jat
Renain
Secrat
Squiar
Army
Musteole Pain Relief Tempting From Trusted Ads
An old advertisement touts Musteole as a remedy rubbing on temples and neck to draw out inflammation and ease pain. It claims quick relief for head tension and nerve symptoms, with endorsements from doctors and nurses for various ailments.
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Spain
Local Produce Aids Nervous Exhaustion Claims
A Utah merchant, T. Medaniel of Salt Lake City, endorses Tartine as a remedy for tired nervous exhaustion tied to business stress. He reports weight loss, loss of taste, stomach issues, and fatigue improving after taking multiple bottles, crediting relief to the tonic’s claimed nerve benefits. The ad states Tartine is sold in Ogden by A. R. Bey Intyre and targets “business men and women” in June fame conditions.
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Chtelty
Salt Lake City
Hia Ptera
East Second Loet
Sackson-ville
Bothavi
Tanine
Junie
Ste Mantel
Avery Orga
Tarlac
Ogden
A. R. Bey
Two Americans Killed in Italy in Bomb Raid
Two American men Willan Platt and Richard Cutts Fairfield were killed Sunday night when German raiders bombed a Red Cross hospital courtyard in Mestre near Northern Italy. Platt, believed from Pennsylvania, and Fairfield, 43 from New York, had just arrived at the hospital on a motorcycle and died at the scene. They were the first Americans killed on the Italian front.
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Italy
Ned Croan
Meulco
Willan Platt
Richard Cutts Fairfield
Amortenna
Platt
Pennvaria
Fairfield
New
Anttrian
Wynne-Rowan
British
Row Cross
Atrfield
Red Cross
Mestre
Red Crowe
Major Lowell
Williary
Med Grose
Red Gross
Prattway Hey
Rad Cross
Mento
Fairsieht
Thalt
Meatre
Birth Announcements Filed With City Sanitary Department
The city sanitary department records births today including Albert QR and Maggie J. Ctrkton at 1743 Riverside with a girl born January 20. Carlton and Irene Wilson at 176 Third Street West report a bay child born January 21. Grace C. and Eliza Weanter at 3050 Washington Avenue report a bay child born January 17. Sidney F. Ont Ruy Johnann at 804 Twenty Fifth Street West reports a bay child born January 25. Raube Vy and Alle Pleketh at 248 Tatteraon Avenue report a girl born January 37. William J. and Jettin Manning at 508 Seventh Street report a bay child born January 26. Robert W. and Majorie Strong at Dee Hospital report a girl born January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sanitary Department
Albert QR
Maggie J. Ctrkton
Riverside
Girl
Carlton
Irene Wilson
Thire
Third Street
Bay
Grorae C
Eliza Weanter
Washington Avenue
Sidney F. Ont
Ruy Johnann
Raube
Allee
Pleketh
AT&SF Announces Annual 3 Percent Bonus Plan
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway announces a 3 percent annual bonus for organized employees. The bonus will be retroactive and funded by nine straight salary increases, payable monthly.
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Atchison, Topeka and
Sants Ferrallrgad
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Hoover
UAC
Alhambva
Beauty
Giamuirest
Rafter
M. M. Wykes CO
Washington Ave
Felix J. Moore
China
Superior
Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Inc
E.G. Hampton
Miss Dore
Aircraft Board ON
Pacific Coast
Madras
India
General Pershing
Oalt
McDaniel
Red Cross Hospital
Cambridge
Mann
Michlard Cutls Fairfield
Jaren Barr
Wyamr Troyen Ambulance
Ure
Tras
Latyard University
Fle
Americana Inho Vorpa
Kings of Electric
Buckle Electric CO
Hudeon Ave
Eaersaneves
Auto Tops
Cetal Rovers
Utah Auto Top Co
Edison Phonographs
Proudfit Sporting Goons Co
24Th Street
Eee
Matt Tosend
Saul
Phillipa
Hudson
Dateva
Thete
Felix Moore
Wael
Ava
Fred Mosan
Tb Lane
Clarks
Hansen
Sompanyt
Hudson’ Ave
Dollar Cleaners
Twantydith Gree
Boudistades
Statler
Newman & Skaart Co
Wash
Ave
Poors
Glass & Mirror CO
Srthoowat Toe
Wen
Galt Lake
Limp Gorrell
Marc Gow
Tom
Bobt Lave
Weadtok
Fred Cataloour
Union Assay Office, Inc
Baheamar
Rushner
George and
Grace Udink
Ona Ayer
California
B. F. Cogaywelt
EL Motna
Merle J. Rogers
John Perry
Stockton
Fletcher
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