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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
8
A Dorothy Dix conversation argues clothes reveal a man or a woman's personality and work ethic. A merchant tests applicants by their attire, noting neat, coordinated dress signals responsibility while mismatched, flashy outfits suggest sloppiness or vanity and poor judgment.
A reader describes waking due to pain and irritation in the kidneys and bladder, wondering if a persistent issue could be tormenting sleep. The brief note seeks guidance on the recurring discomfort and its possible causes.
A garbled OCR snippet markets an upbeat promise about rest at night and energy by day, touting guaranteed correction of alkaiii secretions. The brief text reads like an advertisement fragment asserting health benefits and uninterrupted slumber.
A quirky list of kitchen mishaps and improvised methods. Advice ranges from cayenne use and salting to alternative meat prep and quick dish washing tricks with unconventional techniques and humorous cautions.
A fragmentary cooking guide urges efficient gas use and careful flame control to cut waste. It notes cheaper matches, prepped food, and keeping some heat after cooking, while advising against large flames and excess gas once cooking reaches the doling point.
The text describes concentrating heat around a burner to keep beetos, or beet foods, from scattering steam. It advises procuring a two day or 80 hours before use and boiling for 24 hours in cold vinegar, then drying thoroughly. This process claims to increase brightness of the light and add several weeks to its length of life.
An advertisement touts a pigment fading treatment claiming a physician authored prescription to remove freckles. It promises quick improvement with double strength ethine and a money back guarantee if not effective, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
A fragmented list describes soap uses such as sealing holes, smoothing drawers, easing burn pain, drawing out splinters, combining with brown sugar for gatherings, mixing with stove blacking to aid labor, stopping boiler leaks, and serving as a substitute for yarn or cleaning materials. It also notes waxy inner wrappings for cleaning and using soap to reduce door creaking.
A recipe describes chopping Canton preserved gloger with ayrup and mixing. It suggests cutting white bread into fancy shapes, spreading sweet butter, adding the gioser filling, topping with another bread slice, pressing, and serving. The result is described as delicious for afternoon tea.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges using every drop of skim milk for nutritious meals. A milk vegetable soup is shown: two cups of milk thickened with flour and butter, mixed with finely chopped cooked vegetables, salt, and optional tomato. Add flavor with milk gravy and adjust tomatoes to prevent curdling.
Tusengo July 12 W. Maye, secretary treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World, to night declared her the attorney general of the United States investigated that German influence and German theory are behind western copper mine strikes at Bisbee, Butte, and other towns. He said deportations of I W W members were an outrage, denied German money behind the movement, and stated miners seek living wages and fair conditions. He cited deportations, outrages, and ongoing investigations as evidence of unrest tied to copper mining disputes.
Readers urged to call room 313 at First ry do bank regarding legal papers of the late J Bagley. Call immediately for instructions and to claim documents associated with the estate.
Hoover tells Senator Norris that the federal government has no plan to seize major industries like packing plants or large grain elevators immediately when the food control bill passes. He warns a national emergency could arise in five years necessitating action. He denies any intent to eliminate any class of merchants, saying they will be kept in harmony with the country’s interests.
Frank Coma an Italian was killed by John Arassing at Storrs mine. A drive-by witness saw the blow and the partner was buried in coal as the killer fled. Motive unclear after a quarrel said to have occurred recently. Arassing, jailed, faces murder charges. hospital reports indicate he will not recover. Japan plans government monopoly of industrial insurance.
From Copenhagen July 11 a German telegram indicates the Austro Hungarian government views Von Bethmann-Hollweg's continuation as chancellor as crucial, though some factions seek his replacement before a peace conference. The Catholic Center favors new leadership for peace talks, while Germania predicts the chancellor will back a war aims resolution in the Reichstag.
In the third district court yesterday several wives testified of cruelty by husbands. Louie P. Okey's complaint from April 26 1817 claims repeated punches causing visible injuries and distress. William J. Tanner allegedly threw his wife out and barred entry after beating her repeatedly. FE Wardens wife says she was ordered out and the door barred following alleged money and domestic abuse. Maud Hofa tells of beating and accusing her of dishonesty and infidelity as the couple separated.
A collage of etiquette guidance and humorous vignettes on wedding gifts, table manners, and social customs. Includes advice on thanking brides, gift behavior, and the ritual of guests taking nothings from the table, plus quips about old fashioned courtesies and household habits.
Panadelpiata reports Philadelphia hotels and restaurants will drop beer and bread with rye, wheat rolls, and toast in a one day weekly change. Calves liver and other meats are also to be barred as part of a reform with butter reduction. Adler to pay penalty after Austrian decision on death sentence for the Vienna premier assassination.
A old testimonial letter from Mrs W. Heanies of Omaha Neb praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating female troubles and helping her conceive a child after years of infertility. The ad asserts other families gained healthy children and wellbeing through the product.
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