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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
8
Wartime guidance urges mothers to boost health through outdoor activity and self-reliance. Encourages at least 90 minutes daily outdoor exercise, camping, backyard cooking by fire, and learning to endure hardship. Emphasizes night reflections, family gatherings by fire, and building skills for resilience despite weather or limits.
Imperial decree restricts garments and fabrics. Women may own limited outfits including two everyday dresses and several specific items. men allowed two outfits plus essential wear. Both genders limited to three and a quarter yards of material per outfit and must use simple models.
A delicate linen combination features hand embroidered scalloped lace eyelets and broad ribbons threaded through eyelets. It has a deep V back, waist fastening, and can be made in silk or plain linen. The French style emphasizes daintiness with removable ribbon for easy laundering.
Garments described include geosdooking suits for little boys in white models with jackets pleated to below a straight yoke and patch pockets. Jackets feature a coat collar and narrow lapels, adopting a military style. Short linen berms accompany the pleated jackets for a coordinated look.
Fragmentary remarks describe beads in colors and plain white options on green muslin. A recipe notes mixing raw tomato solids with dried cucumber chopped green onion and bacon for a vegetable sandwich, to be placed between buttered bread slices.
The thrift message suggests making milk toast from leftover bread and skim milk. Heat the milk add butter and salt, toast white bread, combine while hot, and serve as a nourishing dish for breakfast, luncheon, or supper, especially for children.
A fragment discusses acid indigestion and excessive stomach acid, warning against neglect and improper remedies. It prescribes bicarbonated magnesia as a relief, claiming it neutralizes acid, relieves gas, and prevents pain, while noting risks of ordinary digestive aids. It reads as a period advertorial.
In a Youngstown music store a clerk recalls a curious customer who sought Chopin’s faults and mistook Eb for E flat, then explains how a tile cue misled him to Durand’s waltz for flat Ska. The anecdote showcases quirky chatter from shoppers and staff.
The item describes headaches and low mood associated with kidney disorders, with mention of gradual and occasional sudden changes in eating and drinking patterns. It emphasizes evolving symptoms and potential health concerns for patients experiencing renal issues.
A collage of household guidance covers enamel care grease first use to prevent chipping, lemon juice in cream to whip faster, corn starch in baking, stain removal with salt, and cautions on frying spatter. It also notes a sewing update, a decorative clock in bathrooms, and a remark on wages for colored workers averaging 11.63 a week.
Raymond Barber aged 26 drowned Sunday evening in a reservoir at Howell while swimming with his younger brother Wendell who was rescued. Raymond, son of N P Barber of Logan a former Consolidated Wagon and Machine manager, vanished after an apparent struggle. Funeral services will be held in Logan after the body was recovered. A dramatic play advertisement closes the notice.
In Copenhagen July 10 Theodor Wolff of Berliner Tageblatt notes possible fall of Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and broader compromise. Reports say Zimmerman retires with Admiral von Capelis who succeeds von Tirpitz at the navy ministry. Von Bethmann Hollweg and General von Stein oppose price increases. Stein cites a letter from Field Marshal von Hindenburg. Reichstag committee resumes Tuesday morning after adjournment.
Report from Hamtricht Halland says Dutch workers at Krupp plants describe a quarter of the Essen facility destroyed by the recent French air raid. Material damage estimated in the millions, with about 100 killed and hundreds wounded including 45 French prisoners. One or two French planes reportedly dropped bombs on Essen, while a German report notes two unfilled bomb bases.
The article extols bed rest for young people who are underweight nervous or weak in constitution. It argues rest in bed conserves tissue and energy helping nervous exhaustion neurasthenia and potential tuberculosis risk. It advises rest on weekends starting Saturday with meals served in bed no visitors and quiet activities then return to work Monday for renewed vigor.
Colonel Ed ward H. F. Green heir to Hetty Green estate, about 100 million, marries Miss Mabel Harlow in Chicago. Green praises his bride as a real home seeker, plans a quiet married life away from society, noting he will try to be a better husband. He is 47, she is 47.
Patient Edna Moore of Portland, Ore reports a weeks long rash with blisters and itching on arms and face. After failing other treatments she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting relief and improved skin. The ad touts Cuticura as mild and suitable for sensitive skin and offers samples.
In New York on July 16 Bar Silver rose to 79 cents an ounce, the war era high. The advance stemmed largely from greater foreign demand as silver replaced gold coin in many European nations.
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved Charles and for the many floral offerings. Signed Mil and Mrs Adams. Phone 3060 for Utah Theatre listings.
Glenwood hosted a Friday gathering by the White Rose club at Koatesars with Seadames J. C. Green and Hyrum Preece. Guests enjoyed games of high fre, baskets luncheon, and names of attendees include Meadames Light Turner Moore Bell Walker Wagner Scherer Warris Loyd Miller Mapphy McCrattery Jewell and Checkette. Annual picnic noted for the Auxiliary to the ORC.
Lat Lagoon near Tuesday July 17 invites members and families to an afternoon and evening event at the pretty rebar. Mrs C H O'Harnett of Los Angeles visits her son Georga Neynarda at 3025 Adama Avenue. Mrs Dor Saguire hosts her sister Mrs G A Harnes of Arcade NY MA. Mr and Mrs Nile B Eckbo return from a Pacific coast honeymoon. Mrs J C Armstrong, ex-Oxden, now California, spends weeks at the Virginian. Mrs Jobo Purloing returns from California after two months with relatives in Berkeley and Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs FR Davenport of Holyoke MA chat with J E Davenport in Ogden. couple honeymooning and staying a few weeks. Deptlat Henslegim meeting postponed at 2115 J Smith, 3265 Treaty Fourth Street.
Tomorrow evening at Glenwood the Owls will stage a dancing party with all proceeds donated to the Red Cross and ten percent of net park attractions given to the national organization A good time is assured and the public is invited
Hundreds of miners and citizens, many armed with pick handles, began a surprise effort in Jerome Arizona to “clean” the town of agitators deemed undesirable. The action followed a strike called Friday by the metal miners branch of the Industries Workers of the World.
Violence was reported as the Industrial Workers of the World faced a repudiation by an international union. People fled aboard a police train amid guards and searches at Jerome Junction, where many IWW members were gathered, confined, and prepared for transport to the main line, with plans for a journey abroad or to Jerome Junction.
Alicia Hoyt answers etiquette questions about a traveling wedding. The dialogue covers dress code for a travel costume, advised attire for the bride and guests, and rules about correcting others mistakes. It notes small wedding scale and gifts, with emphasis on tradition and courtesy.
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