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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
8
The article surveys prominent millinery trends this year with emphasis on crown height, the return of tall bonnet shapes, and the rise of transparent lace or tulle hats. It notes metallic brocaded chiffons in pale gold tones and the artful use of ribbons, tulle, and flowers to elevate simple base hats while preserving wearable elegance.
A U S Department of Agriculture specialist notes the value of chicken fat in cooking. He warns against discarding body fat as French housewives prize the yellow fat for cakes and puff paste. In cities the fat can fetch high prices, with people buying it from butchers for resale to cooks. Housewives are urged to reuse fat rather than waste it.
A fragment discusses the impact of nourishment on digestion. It argues wrong foods harm digestion, separate meals may aid, and what is nourishing varies by person. It also warns against overeager food studies and notes rapid boiling aids heat transfer.
The article outlines cheese making steps from milk inspection to ripening. It notes keeping milk near six degrees, adding rennet in a specific ratio, constant stirring, curd cutting with knives, whey separation, and forming curd that will be stored for weeks or months to ripen.
A Russian mining commission recommends transferring major mines and deposits to American hands. Proposals include Sakhalin petroleum and coal, Altai gold mines, Caucasus copper mines, and Ural railroads. The plan urges American capitalists to employ Russian labor and tech experts where possible.
A fragmentary exchange references admonitions against slang usage and a lament about religious sadness connected to a line from The lamb. The snippet names Marjory and a speaker referred to as Sundaysem, hinting at a period piece or diary-like dialogue.
Alicia Hoyt answers reader questions on masterful etiquette. Mira Hoyt handles inquiries addressing Bern care of thin Paper. The column urges consistent practice of refined manners from childhood to adulthood and notes how public perception shifts with early training and repeated courtesies.
Joseph Nraber, an I W W organizer, was arrested in Scranton area on charges of spying for Germany. Federal officials say German agents financed strikes to reduce U S coal production. The case ties I W W leaders to German forerunners and notes money flowing into the region for agitational activity. Numerous strikes and demonstrations disrupted mines in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties this summer.
North Ogden notes report Sabbath meetings and local church affairs with ward teachers and elders, a demise of Hyruch Judatan, and a new appointment for Jogden Thirseenth. A North Ogden resident suffered paralysis, cared for at home, while Red Cross fund efforts reach a $25.23 total. The church, school, and community details are mixed with a long summary of the Russian rail commission’s May report detailing upgrades, factory work, and the push for more locomotives, carriages, and a new Special Rate Department to boost supply for army and civilians.
A middled aged woman recounts a life crisis and two unsuccessful operations before crediting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her. She notes relief from symptoms like suffocation headaches and backaches and claims neighbors also benefited from the remedy.
Leroy Chadwick recovers from appendicitis at Dee Memorial hospital as plans proceed for Pioneer day in North Ogden. A city committee led by William M. Ellis and others prepares events, including a sumptuous ward chapel decor and a grand evening ball. The day features readings, a Uncle Sam skit, North Ogden band music, outdoor sports, and a homecoming atmosphere with many local residents attending.
A brief note highlights activities at Hermitage Park including dancing, boating, bathing, and ice cream parlors. The item lists leisure options and evokes a summer outing vibe with planned enjoyment at the park.
Petngoghad July 4 M Hiephanoff temporary minister of the industry met Irkn F Bre vent and members of the American railroad commission to discuss best methods for supplying the army and civilian population. Mfr Steveny inquired about the present system and related details.
London July 4 Field Marshal von Hindenburg predicts enemies must seek peace if Germany holds ground until submarine warfare takes full effect. Officials promise a prompt reply when weekly shipping figures are issued, noting the total will be small in coming weeks. Women work in the Erle rail road shops.
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