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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
9
Woman's Page discusses best types of laundry hampers and baskets for daily use. It compares duck sided hospital hampers and wicker hampers, stressing ventilation, cleaning, and weekly washing. It offers care tips and suggests white painted wicker as a practical alternative.
An old recipe note describes using currants in desserts for families. It suggests washing and preparing currants, then cooking a sugar and water syrup to pour over the berries. It also mentions serving currants with boiled coffee and other fruit pairs, emphasizing plain desserts once or twice weekly.
A skilled cook explains transforming stale bread into croustades by hollowing slices, trimming with a biscuit cutter, frying in lard until golden, then filling with creamed salmon oysters or chicken. The method uses a hollowed loaf shell baked with butter and creamy fillings.
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urged a four year halt to immigration in a Pan American Labor address in New York. He warned of a "combination" of trusts and corporations using foreigners as cheap labor and called for protecting American workers. The federation proposed Mexico City for its third annual convention next July.
The chamber of In shor proclaims a general strike starting Tuesday midnight in Rome to protest police and military measures. Police garrison and troops patrol key areas while armored cars guard government buildings and banks. Shops faced disorder as prices for essentials were debated amid fears of shortages. A state of siege was declared in areas as order is maintained by soldiers during parliamentary reopening.
The article describes blue toned figured pongees with scrawled designs and softer contrasts than earlier innlar ds. It notes wonges fashioned as tan or sheer net and small vests with frills at the drms, mentioning Feer aueker gingham dresses and pegtionals as still used for dish towels.
In Cedar Rapids the ninthteent annual Iowa Golf Association tournament moved forward with Ra delph Knepper of Sioux City defeating James Swick of Ware in the championship flight. Knepper won 6 to ? as morning rounds produced Swick one up, then Knepper surged in the afternoon to finish six and five for the day. Ralph Rider of Des Moines posted a record low 73 over 36 holes for the first half, while Robert McKee of Des Moines carded a courselow nineholes score of 234 for the event. Other results included Carl Teppo of Cedar Rapids defeating D B Moon, Alfred Peaslee of Dubuque beating Fred MecClain, and Hudalph Kaepper advancing past James Swick in the final links play.
Fragmentary note warns that washing with hot water damages poster quality and suggests avoiding high temperatures. No clear date or source.
L. J. Miller of 4231 Frincetoy Avenue Los Angeles reports relief after using Tantac for severe stomach pain and indigestion. He describes a long period of misery from ptomaine poisoning then notes improvement after the second bottle, with better appetite sleep and strength. Tantac is sold in Ogden by A St Melnlyre Drug Co and two other stores.
Correspondent reports Japanese officials urge ban on military rule and gendarmerie in Korea to restore order and pave way for a civil government and possible provincial status within Japan. Emphasizes need for education, local autonomy, and prepared governance before integration. Also notes Berlin editor Harden declining motion picture deal on Kaiser tale.
The report lists several players and outcomes in a convoluted tally. G Decker Franch from Davenport defeats Clapo from Ifarlan. Francia Dickinson beats Malph Read. Other name spellings suggest mixed entries for teams Sana and Hubbell with dubious scores 6 and 3 to 7 and 3.
Fragmented text details a speech attributed to a Kaiser brother figure, appealing for aid to halt or influence actions connected to Germany and Britain during the war era. It references July 1914 discussions, extradition threats, and calls for support, intermingled with scattered medical and chemical notes about phosphorus and nutrition.
Weimar reports deputies debating the peace treaty and the blockade fate. Experts and leaders from the center to socialist parties denounce parts of the accord while calling for international law review. Alsace Lorraine fate drawn into the debate as Germany seeks safeguards for its sovereignty and moral wartime statutes.
Lincoln, Nebraska July report says Nebraska wheat farmers plead for harvesters. J B Schofield of Hansan City, US Employment Bureau representative, expects several thousand harvesters to be freed from Kansas wheat fields within a day or two and sent northward through Nebraska. Read The Classified Ads.
San Francisco postmaster Charlee Fay lauds rapid Ogden to San Francisco mail flight as a proof of concept. He urges immediate adoption of a commercial aerial mail system linking the Pacific coast with the east via trains, citing Captain Lowell H. Smith’s record 49 minute round trip and the Examiner’s coverage.
The ad touts making root beer at home using Hires extract and notes a cellar full of bottles for reuse. It highlights simple ingredients, purity, and easy preparation, promising ready drinkability at any desired strength. Also covered is Hart Freshaw preparing for a Rocky Mountain region title bout against Royal Van Dusen at the Eagles gym, with Freshaw training intensively and facing strong spoilers in the weigh-in.
New York-American bankers organize a grenade corporation to aid European rebuilding. The group will work with the government, providing resources second only to the government. Major bankers from large cities join, with J. P. Morgan named chairman of the local committee to cooperate with others nationwide.
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