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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
9
The column discusses serving fruit with meat dishes including grapefruit and pears, offering tips for flavor and presentation. It also recounts a historical note about a lost mining expedition near Fort Petriman and a later discovery of a purported prospectors’ role in a nearby ruin.
The note argues for keeping veils fresh by proper winding and timing to avoid waste. It suggests inexpensive stock may outperform fewer, early, fragile items later exposed, as the cost of maintaining many costly veils is high and impractical for households seeking economy.
A quirky passage extols improvised kitchen hacks with almonds and coarse salt. It notes a 1 cent washboard, a soapstone, and a flatiron stand as clever tools. The piece argues these methods extend pantry life and save money by replacing ordinary baking and cleaning practices.
A garbled fashion note details boutonnieres and capes, pleated skirts, sheer gowns, and trimmed veils. It mentions belts, hose, and accessories with odd spellings, suggesting an early 20th century sartorial snapshot focusing on formal wear and decorative fabrics.
The old gardener discusses flowering plants. Purple loosestrife and peonies are described for garden beds. Early season avantes gear is noted as fashionable while older varieties remain popular. The piece highlights how plants like panies and tufted varieties grow and suggestions for spacing and maintenance.
A veteran prospector reports discovering the famed Lost Cabin in the Hig. Harn mountains near Bullle Park in central Wyoming. He claims the site yielded ore and gold valued at about 1500, while the finder Johnson states he located ruins of a cabin after a long search.
June 12 report details the steamer Yankee sinking following a severe collision. The crew were rescued by the Argentine vessel Minard, and the Yankee was built in 1918 for naval service. The ship, a 2475-ton vessel, had been engaged in trade near Newport News before the incident.
West Point graduates a class of seventy five at Trophy Point ceremony. They receive diplomas under a war department order and are ordered to sail for France July 10 for observation work. Notable graduates include FL Boper of Nebraska and FLW Marlow of Colorado.
Four transports are due to arrive at Atlantic ports with units including the 603rd engineers, bakery companies and medical detachments. The reports list ships Nieuw Amsterdam and possibly others, detailing infantry and machine gun battalions, sanitary troops and headquarters units amid unclear dates and locations.
A scrambled wartime lament urges American influence to replace German in Italy. It claims American goods, education, and literature should supplant Germanic and Fascist prewar culture, promoting Italian American ties and eroding German prestige in Italian libraries and catalogs.
A teenage reader describes severe pimples that began as blackheads and became itchy red lesions. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the writer credits complete healing and signed as Rose Frezes from Los Angeles, noting the combination’s sale nationwide.
Trade and farmers and John White of Rockefeller foundation commission examine Italian education. The study endorses an Italian language linked approach and the Agronomic system of education while noting widespread German methods and scarce American works in Italy amid large waves of Italian emigration before the war.
A vintage ad touts homemade root beer as tasty and inexpensive. With Wires Household Extract, sugar, and yeast, a single batch yields eighty glasses. The blend includes wintergreen, birch, ginger, sassafras, and juniper for a woodsy flavor, promising quick, party-ready beverages for guests and children.
Sydney May 2 Japan has made strong strides in developing trade with Java since the war began and now extends its commercial advantages there KR Dryver of Sourabaya Java says the cut of European stories forced Java to rely on Japanese and Australian markets. He notes the east should be independent of the west in trade and Japan’s Pacific focus signals a drive toward commercial mastery.
J J Brummitt offers to buy Liberty bonds at the best prices. Located at 2417 Hudson Avenue with phone contact 59.
PARIS June 12 France has had no rain for twenty days causing crops vegetables and fruits to dry up and pushing prices higher. The temperature reached 86 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday with conditions described as fair to best of the season in Paris ahead of more heat.
Fragmented text describes Colonel House delaying a trip to Ireland to examine the Bit Fein issue and conferring with President Wakean about the situation. Mentions anticipated London departure, a public notice on hero pardoning, and publication plans for La Nacion and Liv Prensa with printers’ issues.
The El Monte Commandery No 2 Knights Templar and related groups hold a meeting to arrange a special car transfer. Angus Kennedy attends, with full member attendance noted amid garbled details.
A writer argues about beefsteak value versus cheap alternatives, noting that true cost depends on quality, cooking effort, and waste. Tips include proper doneness, using trimmings for croquettes or croquettes, and making stock from bones. Emphasis on economical use of steak through multiple prepared dishes.
The Uintab ward Sunday school annual confer will be held next Sunday with Geo a host presiding at 10 25 a m Devotional music prayers and varied programs from Primary to Secondary departments including songs memory gems and a sermon on service The event features reports from the Sunday school board and a discourse on community involvement by Bishop Parentine from the Stake.
Residents report recurring flower thefts in their gardens along Twenty Night Street and Adama Avenue. Police vow prosecutions for those caught, as collectors fear damage to roses in full bloom.
A fragmented dialogue shows a frustrated woman seeking railway timing and telegraph details while a bachelor states he will not marry until he meets a woman who is not curious or mortal. The exchange hints at governance and personal plans amid chaotic commentary.
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