This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
12
The piece discusses bloomers and pantalets as practical attire for modesty and comfort, noting dark suit colors and variations such as ankle-length or shorter styles. It mentions accordion-plaited placements above shoe tops, silk jersey fabrics, lace Insets, and decorative embroidery in pink and blue, reflecting fashion trends.
A long garbled list of domestic tips covers laundry and fabric care. It mentions using propercil gus arabic and a quart of water for organdie, drying folds, rolling to dry, atomizing with lukewarm water, removing tea stains, starching, paraffin paper, and starching advice. Additional notes reference cleaning silk, brass, silver, and eye stains, with various household substances like petroleum jelly, whiting, and cream.
This excerpt guides boiling meat for tenderness and flavor. It advises boiling in water to preserve internal juices, starting with cold water for salted meat, maintaining a constant boil, adding boiling water as needed, removing scum early, and cooking about 20 minutes per pound of fresh meat.
A quirky note describes housewives brewing iced tea daily with ready fit ice and lemon. It contrasts simple home practice with a special method to capture a fruity flavor, insisting that real iced tea requires a specific careful life process before serving.
A garbled snippet discusses cold water, juice, and halts with Jewson references, mentioning rind, disk, and Pavar. It vaguely notes leaving a half lemon and cautions against waste on large chicken parts while touching on cleaning smoked painted ceilings with cloths wrung in warm soda water.
In London a display of carpets claims exact reproductions of rare eastern pieces. Made in British factories during the war, they are priced near ordinary loom products. Notable reproductions include seventeenth century coronation carpets for the shah of Persia and the Khorrasan rug, with one from the Sheik Tamail, and others from cathedrals and galleries.
The column notes new three buckle oxford styles and the smart flame colored title in ivn cence. Organdis frocks in two tones appear fashionable while black Chantilly 14 resurges among familiar faces.
H. E. Skinner manager of the Alhambra theatre has returned from the east after weeks arranging bookings for upcoming fall releases. He secured several high class pictures and booked the period’s feature Auction of Souls as the first national release for the Alhambra. Skinner notes hard times in the west but finds no place on the coast to match the city’s prospects.
The board met yesterday and formally accepted Superintendent TH. C. Johnson’s resignation, with him promptly notifying San Diego of accepting their offer to begin service there, effective July 35. A special meeting was set for this evening to review revised plans for Junior Central School and discuss east-side construction linked to the newly purchased land.
Dr Wod Wright driving his car last Sunday on Twenty-Hun street and Jefferson avenue struck a motorcyclist Nyrunt Tedd and was found guilty of speeding. He was fined twenty dollars with no appeal and sentenced in Sie elly court this morning. Attorney Wills argued city had no right to arrest under state law.
A letter to The Standard from a self styled Cowboy Preacher explains a recent Ogden incident. He says only roughnecks joined him at the city hall and church, not city residents, and claims no one was harmed. He defends his remarks on what defines a cowboy and asks for God’s blessing on Ogden.
The new German premier, Bauer, formerly a coalitions secretary, appears tense as the government awaits the peace treaty. The outcome may determine reconstruction prospects and his political standing in the postwar framework.
MelUluda Rawson Hancock was granted a decree of divorce from Salo mon Hancock in district court yesterday on desertion. They wed in Ogden on September 3, 21886 and have one daughter who is married. The court restored the plaintiff's conjugal name Melinda Rawson. A suit for separate maintenance filed by Mrs Martha White against Thomas A White names Southern Pacific Company as a defendant seeking salary withholding until settlement. The couple faces eight children.
City commission approves payrolls for departments including Public Safety Parks and Public Property Streets and public Improvements and Engineering with total disbursements around 18 338.95 dollars. Waterworks shows 287 948. The page also runs a local note column with a short story, poems, and a boxing era feature mentioning Willard training camps and Jack Dempsey.
A fragment expresses frustration with endless fighting and crowd noise. It contrasts violent action with the need to improve the world and brighten daily life through humane deeds rather than brute force. The piece mentions Jack Willard and Irsa, reflecting on personal struggle and societal impact. Rae
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.