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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1917
Page
8
A beauty column urges women to favor cloth or canvas shoes in summer due to leather shortages and heat. It promotes breathable, comfortable pumps and oxfords, warns against pointed toes, and explains why straight-toe lasts support foot health. Also touches on home tips for baking, closet sachets, and a botanical joke about a greenhorn owner misunderstanding a plant name.
Household hints describe methods for canning peppers without bursting, cleaning a copper kettle with brick powder and paraffin, and thrift tips for frying eggs to a mealy finish. It notes that small sates on a watermelon rind may indicate seed maturity as the fruit ripens.
A list of tested macaroni dishes offers affordable options. Recipes include Macaroni Croquettes formed into balls and fried, a creamy baked macaroni dish with eggs cheese and cream, Indian Macaroni with milk cocoa and nuts, and Macaroni Patties with a buttered cream dressing.
A quirky, recipe style fragment describes boiling and baking a dish with spaghetti and pudding ingredients. It mentions spaghett, cream, milk, butter, sugar, and beaten eggs, then folding in chopped almonds and egg whites before baking until browned and served with cream.
A study of bind charts suggests attracting desired birds by supplying preferred foods. Native birds respond quickly to care and can be domesticated. Place a seed tray, a bath, and a shallow water dish on the window sill to help attract and nurture them.
Hermitage Park offers a cool clean afternoon setting with diverse amusements. The listing highlights a variety of attractions and activities for visitors seeking a relaxed outdoor experience.
A dated tract praises self knowledge of nutrition and digestion, claiming the reader understands starch needs, vegetable balance, and food combinations. It asserts awareness of causes of stomach acidity gout rheumatism and constipation and emphasizes selecting meals to suit seasons while trusting appetite sparingly.
In Sumter investment notes urge starting a home canning firm named Father, Mother & Co. with guidance on jars, lids, and processing. Emphasizes using hot jars promptly, avoiding plate fruit in cans, and storing in glass containers for winter use. Recommends canning fresh vegetables in crocks and being ready with jars and processing supplies.
Public speculation grows over funding of strikes in Utah copper mines as the Mine Workers union and IWW announce actions. Speaker cites IWW money claims, warns of potential violence linked to Arizona operators. mentions later winter produce and home canning advice amid related notes.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as daily toilet essentials to improve hair and skin. It promises relief from minor scalp troubles and rough skin, urging readers to mail order Cuticura products from Cuticura, Dept. 96, Bos to obtain Soap and Ointment in 25 and 50 cent sizes worldwide.
The Mate officers of the Grand Lodge of Utah I C O FP will visit Orden Lodge No 6 on next Tuesday evening July 3. All old Fellows are urged to be present. Refreshments.
Tien Tain July 3 report states the emeperor issued an edict naming General Chang Hsun premier and vice premier of Chili province and installing Dew cabinet members including Kang Yu Wei and Hew Shih Chang. Chang Ilsun bans newspapers for three days amid a reported coup claim by Viang Ni.
Washington July 3 The war tax bill was redrafted by the appropriations finance committee reducing the $1.2 billion to about 1.70 billion. Chairman Shamona presented the measure to the senate for consideration after food control and prohibition moves. The plan raises taxes on income excess profits liquor and tobacco with significant increases in corporate profits and individual levies. It lowers income thresholds for higher taxes and includes a normal rate of two percent for high earners, while removing certain inheritance and retrospective tax provisions. Publishers face a five percent tax on profits above $4,000 plus higher postage. Debate in the Senate is expected with lawmakers split over broader imposition proposals versus the committee’s draft.
Francesca Haronelo told the Associated Press that Cocchet confessed to a murder before Rampefit ix, claiming ties with New York police. She described the Cruger family shock and vowed punishment for Cocchet, noting his boast of police influence and a motorcycle license he claimed not to need.
July 2 reports detail provisional government orders as Cossacks raid the villa of former minister Duronovo near Petrooral. Anarchists fire bombs that fail to explode. a well known anarchist Afin is found dead amid arrests. Far reaching Maximilist plot linked to provisional government aims to call soldiers from front. 220 German agents reportedly involved. Washington Star note and comments on liberty loan.
Clifford Thorne of the Iowa league of municipalities told the senate that permanent tentative coal prices set for a week between operators and the national defense council would raise costs for consumers. He warned prices in the Indiana field could jump over 50 percent if made permanent, noting tentative prices exceed 60 to 100 percent of recent voluntary contracts. He urged government agency coverage to prevent errors in pricing.
Secretary Baker said the 20 fee price on coal, effective yesterday, is exorbitant. The rise follows a temporary agreement between coal operators and a pending federal trade commission production probe. Baker urged concern over the cost while the investigation proceeds.
In Copenhagen on July 2 followers of Philipp Scheldeman surged within the German Metal Workers Union at Cologne, winning the national convention by a narrow 68 to 61 margin. The radicals had pressed for strike demonstrations and revolutions, accusing leaders of cooperating with the government on the food strike policy.
A local notice announces a special car service to Glenwood Park every evening from 5 30 to 11 30 with dancing sessions held after noon and in the evening.
President Wilson issued a proclamation removing certain lands from forest reservation and restoring them to entry or other disposition. About 5000 acres in Wade, Fremont and Bonneville counties and 2260 acres in Lincoln County Wyoming were affected. The note warns of hardship for farmers depending on the land.
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