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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
8
A domestic magazine column urges wives to see life from their maids view and to foster kind firm authority. It stresses a pleasant bedroom setup for the maid, humane treatment, mutual respect, and practical tips for maintaining good service and harmony in the home. It notes a government canning manual push and high demand for agricultural guides amid ongoing public outreach.
The National Emergency Food Garden commission, cooperating with Standard, says canning cherries involves personal choice on removing pits. The campaign frames pit removal as a matter of individual decision in reducing waste of surplus food nationwide.
An old advice piece recommends agar agar as a pimple remedy and notes its preparation. It claims agar agar is not a patent medicine and mentions its loose flake form. The text also suggests daily consumption with dish or cereal and advises eye brow and lash care, skin protection, and hair tonic routines.
Brigham City July 12 The irize potato patch of the members of the fourth ward elders receives careful attention. Quorum officers are confident they will win the church prize for the best acres of potatoes. Members weeded the field at Reeders farm then shared a social evening with luncheon.
A recipe for making bread using ground wheat and a yeast mixture is provided. Steps include mixing hot water sugar salt and flour, adding dry yeast and warm liquid, letting rise overnight, then adding more flour, beating, pan baking, and cooling. The text also lists numerous names likely community members or contributors.
The Ca sin o run record holder Flora Bella a musical comedy of sparkling tunes and bright melodies comes to the Orpheum theatre New York on Monday July 16. The cast includes Eleanor Henry Lily Leonhard Gay J Lampgell Irving Brooke Robert OConnor Josephine Kirkwood Mortimer Weldon Kate Stout Adolph Link Gilbert Clayton and the dancing team Grant and Wing in a charming production praised for its splendid staging.
The Utah theater will be dark for four to six weeks for extensive remodeling. Manager A J Filia cites about 15000 dollars to upgrade, including new opera chairs, lowered floor, new carpets and draperies, plus a pipe organ costing around 9000 dollars. The aim is to make Ogden’s finest movie house with wider, more comfortable seating and improved acoustics.
Vetrogran reports the revolutionary Razstso army has pierced the Austro German line on a broad front near Tarnopol and Lemberg. Russian forces push from Tarnopol to the Carpathians as they advance toward Lemberg. The Austrians may retire as Russian movement threatens the Kovet Vladimir Volyn region.
Report describes a government supervised cooperative buying arrangement in Washington where participants have reduced costs by about 15 to 20 dollars per month. The text notes official oversight and collective purchasing benefits among members.
Containing advice on introducing guests at informal parties, arranging groups so all ladies meet, and proper attire for widows and second marriages. Includes suggestions to limit guest lists, coordinate with intimate friends to facilitate conversations, and keep weddings simple with a church ceremony and brief reception.
Boating and swimming are available nightly at the Hermitage with free dancing each evening. Music is provided by the Pettigrew Orchestra.
Verdicts of guilty in five cases were returned by the first summery court at Mary Camp. Sergeants Glen Allen and Roy Bosbard of F battery faced charges for being absent without leave for two days. Punishments not yet set, but likely severe for three who were absent from posts. penalties may total up to 300 dollars or three months, or both. Two privates, recently married, avoided a general court by surrendering. both were placed under arrest in their homes. Lieutenant Willard Christopherson named major in the medical division. Camp officials noted Washington confirmed the promotion amid wartime measures and praised the new defense force. An encampment daybreak inspection by Adjutant General Williams, Colonel Waterman, and Captain Barnum followed.
An automobile owned and driven by Michael Doyle lost steering on Ogden Canyon Road. The car leaped off the embankment, rolled, and landed in the Ogden River. Doyle and two children, Fredericka and a younger daughter, were hospitalized then sent home. Doyle was pinned beneath the vehicle and rescued by bystanders. Injuries ranged from bruises to minor cuts.
Dr Lorin F RH a Salt Lake physician and Elks member received notice of an appointment as first lieutenant in the army medical corps. A War Department certificate and telegrams confirm possible duty at Fort Douglas with active service expected within weeks. He previously practiced fourteen years and lived in Rexburg Idaho where he joined the state National Guard. The British National Union of Mailwaymen fund totals over 4 000 009.
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