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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
9
Practical guidance for working women on improvised sleeve adaptations using handkerchiefs and fabric scraps. Instructions cover cutting a triangular sleeve, securing it with a wrist band, and finishing with lace edging. The piece suggests the method suits busy housekeepers and “practical girls” who work while outlining care and wear.
A fragment describes a summer dress silhouette featuring a tight silk underskirt with a wide sheer hip section. It notes a fashionable French dressmaker releasing a new frock in a slyly daring style, aiming at sheer fabric and organics while contrasting with marron silhopette trends.
A description of high heeled slippers named ay courtesy pumps designed for outdoor use with stress costumes. They feature huge buckles of old steel or silver. The text notes that the smaller foot appears smarter with a big buckle, while other pairs are plain and severe without tailoring.
The piece describes dainty pumps and oxford inspired shoes with narrow lines and silk bracke tops. It notes formal wear pairing, tailored garb, and the evolving fashion toward precise, elegant footwear for the season.
A trimmed hat with satin rasea and fur features nil fringe chanra. A nine plain bashing suitinng and a touch of charm accompany the look. Roses crafted from the same material decorate as trimming. A daffodil bouther gown with black piping and a sun on Mnerow belt of black louther completes the ensemble.
The old gardener says keeping a single strawberry bed for more than two years leads to grass and weeds. Start a new bed each season so one is always productive. If you neglect to start anew, you can plant mid August and still harvest a good crop next year.
Mrs James Cushman, chairwoman of the YWCA No War Work Council, was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by Major General Thomas H. Harry at Governor’s Island for exceptionally meritorious service. She led overseas war work in England, France, and Germany, directing hostesses and homes during two years of service, and notes continued needed work during demobilization. J J Brammitt offers top prices for Liberty bonds.
Mrs. Margaret Jurich of Sacramento declares Tanlac has improved her appetite, stopped stomach gas and heart pressure, eased back and side pains, reduced numb feet and cold sensations, calmed nerves, and ended headaches. She recommends Tanlac to others after reporting marked overall improvement since starting the remedy. Tanlac also advertised in Ogden by A. R. McInyre Drug Co.
Farr West plans a Twenty Fourth celebration featuring a morning program at the meetinghouse starting at 9:30 with Attorney John Davis of Ogden delivering the day’s oration. Afternoon sports include horse racing and a liberty versus Farr West baseball game, followed by a dance in the evening. Also notes mail policy changes with Germany and a Cache Valley harvest report from Apostle Melvin J. Ballard.
A Utah dinner in Ogden honored Chief Engineer Armstrong with a toast to his work in fostering city growth. Ogden leaders and railroad officials discussed rail cooperation, New viaduct needs, and plans under construction, highlighting Ogden’s rise as a western industrial hub and the city’s 15-year progress.
The Weber club and local publicity were cited as factors strengthening community upbuilding and railroad connectivity. Leaders urged Ogden businessmen to seek help as growth continues, with plans for campaigns, lectures, and training sessions discussed for March 1919. A separate note covers a long auto tour by Captain S. C. Fleet and W. W. Hunter visiting Provo en route to the Pacific coast.
An old advertisement touts Poslam for eczema and eruptive skin disorders with claims of soothing healing power. It promotes daily use, mentions a free sample from Emergency Laboratorian at 242 West 47th Street New York City, and notes Possum Soap medicated with Pasian for daily use.
A conference of the Mutant happrove ment andoelations of the Weber North Weber and Ogden stakes will be held Sunday September 28 with sessions at Weber Normal College in the morning and afternoon and a general meeting at the tabernacle in the evening. Members are urged to attend as the event marks the season’s start and key officer matters will be discussed.
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