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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
9
Frugal kitchen guide lists practical recipes for lean times. Lima Bean Soup uses dried beans, onions, carrot and spaghetti with butter. Creamed Tuna Fish blends tuna with peas and mushrooms. Mother's Fried Cake combines sugar, sour cream and buttermilk into a dough fried in hot fat. Also included are Cornflake Drops, Raisin Cakes, Jelied Prunes and Pineapple Marmalade with stepwise instructions and optional variations.
Countess Nada Torby daughter of Grand Duke i q Resta has been stripped of her title and income as Russian estates are seized by revolutionaries. She has spent most of her life in England and now faces significant losses in wealth and status.
The article discusses organza patterns velvets and muslins in summer wear. It notes chestnut tones and oyster blue options with delicate embroidery, plus a pannier frock and a bouffant muslin style. A California obituary notes Mrs. W Dickson died suddenly from heart failure and Judge Dickson travels to Los Angeles.
Peaceful protest by suffrage supporters near the White House escalated as men shouted treason and tore down banners supporting Russia. Police intervened after a man was seized, with the damaged banners carried as props of martyrdom by Miss Lucy Nurs and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis of the National Woman's Party.
The report describes shell crater warfare east of Monchy Letreux and west of Warneton where large craters shelter 20 men and become machine gun emplacements. Germans cling to these holes while British notes say shell holes offer cover and observation while artillery wastes explode overhead.
Sixteen children, many under five, killed in the German air raid on London were given a public funeral this afternoon and laid in a common grave in F40teat cemetery. The ceremony honored the young victims as city mourns the loss.
A fragmented etiquette column offers tips on tact in daily topics such as gifts for anniversaries and conversations with women, alongside a detailed record of a royal funeral with the Marquis of Crewe and Major General Sir Francis Lloyd attending. Messages from the king and queen appear, and flowers from children across the country adorn the church. Some inscriptions express anger over German aircraft.
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