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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
8
A column offers economical home cooking tips focusing on casseroles and cheese dishes for Sunday meals. It highlights camouflage for tough chicken, a casserole fried chicken method, a cheese souffle, and a toast with cheese, plus cautions about cracked dishes and waste. Includes notes on wartime thrift and responsible home economics.
A housewife faces scrutiny as rumors spread about unsafe dishes labeled as “Wacked dishes” and the public questions her kitchen practices. Authorities urge caution while neighbors note alarming patterns in meals and potential health risks.
A housewife named Limes demonstrates a small wire brush to clean cheese rind and other particles from a grater. The compact tool removes residue quickly, keeping the device tidy and functional.
The Old Gardener explains that Aquash bug sucks juices from leaves as a plant louse does. Strong contact spray can kill them but harms plants too. Best method is to hand-pick pests or trap them under boards by vines at night and stamp them in the morning.
The text describes summer suits with many straps and cuffs. Narrow fabric strips finish the edges of coats and sleeves. Some straps sit near the sleeve cage or just above it, and some end with a button strap or similar detail.
Notice states Hansen vendor of 4 P and 4808 disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by a person or entity named Goyon. No further details provided.
Florence Critenton Home on Butler Way asks the city commission for a $25 increase in its monthly appropriation. Eva Erb, secretary, said recent improvement taxes cut funds, risking annual operations. Officials will confer with the commission soon to discuss the petition.
In Washington on July 23 Senator Gay Doula Ina praised the League of Nations as the practical application of the President's policy toward world governance. He lauded Provident for peace efforts, urged ratification of the peace treaty, and argued Article 10 would deter external aggression while noting the league is not a cure-all but could prevent wars and serve humanity.
Advertisement notes the Firing Line at the Alhambra, praising a Paramount production drawing two thousand spectators at regular prices. It promises a full evening show tonight and tomorrow with strong words about the mystery act and spiritualist curiosities, while denying any war connection.
A blue green 1900s Hudson Supersix, registration 14286, owned by L. B. Dilkham of Oil ham Advertising Salt Lake, was reported stolen from its Salt Lake City location around 4 am. Police believe the thief headed north toward Ogden. owner appeals for information and safe return of the vehicle.
A family of four and a grandmother are rescued near Green River Utah after their car plunged through a washed out bridge ten miles east. All injured except the child, they endured hours of heat, thirst, and exposure before searchers found them. The man suffered possible internal injuries. the grandmother died in a culvert. the car towed for repairs.
Washington dispatch says President Wilson will delay departure due to heat, planning to leave Washington by August 15 or 16. He will confer with Secretary Daniels about Pacific fleet timing for entering San Francisco harbor and will still aim to explain policies to the country. He will preside at cabinet meeting and meet with Democratic lawmakers to discuss treaty ratification.
City engineer to prepare plans for an Ogden sewer outfall moved several miles from Slaterville district. City commission instructed last night to proceed, with Hake Auch Klepsak to draft. Complete work will ease sewage handling for years, limiting need for future sewer changes.
August sixth championship clash announced between Pacific coast and All American auto polo teams in Rockford Illinois, with Spencer Willard and Charles Adams named for the Pacific coast lineup as the event nears. The report also notes wheat market records and a Washington July investigation into fuel oil price increases.
A scrambled dispatch from London notes Bolshevik unrest linked events in Bulge and Moscow involving government figures and labor disputes. It mentions potential strikes on the Haljon railway and references several names as part of the diplomatic turmoil.
The text argues for France as a longtime ally and friend with shared liberty aims. It asserts duty to assist France against threat, praises past support and warns that paying back debt lies in action. It frames a new era where nations join for common freedom and peace under pledged gratitude. Signed Woodrow Wilson July 29 1919.
An advert invites Liberty bond sales at 2417 Hudson Avenue with contact phone 59. The brief copy emphasizes selling bonds and names the contact. The message uses a period style and local-motion tone.
After threats by whites to “clean up” the stockyard, a tense scene formed as a large group of Black residents, described as a small army, mobilized to meet the challengers. An automobile carrying Negro participants began moving toward the confrontation.
A violent night in the district saw mobs clash between white and black residents. Police and mounted troops restored order after assaults on streetcars and storefronts, with injuries and fatalities among whites and Blacks as crews fled or fought through the blackout streets.
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