Spring fashion and poetry prize noted in Woman's Page
The column surveys wartime fashion shifts toward crepes and moonglow fabrics with sleeveless jackets and fringe details, praising practicality and chic style. It highlights moonglow crepe gowns, separate skirts, and blue and white ensembles. The piece also notes Sam Teasdale winning Columbia University's poetry prize of five hundred dollars for Love Songs, with Teasdale identified as Mrs. E. B. Pilsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyona
Peasing Bey pUdeseor
Moonglo
Sam Teasdale
America
Columbia University
Miss Teasdale
Teasdale
E. B. Pilsinger
Weber County Road Inspectors Appointed Weed Monitors
Weber county commissioners appointed deputy weed inspectors in each district to combat noxious weeds. They instructed road inspectors to enforce weed control, inspect properties, coordinate with landowners and local companies, and seek aid from the Farm Bureau and Agriculture Agent Preston. The letter urges prompt action to keep county roads weed free and asks inspectors to accept the appointment and perform duties diligently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Humawity
Othis Pering
Tikewike
Paldermo
Vou Croudln
Weber County Farm Bureau
W. Preston
Astun
Alteanak Companies
How To Prepare Tough Ends Of Asparagus In A Classic Bisque
A vintage kitchen guide explains trimming the tough ends of asparagus and cooking them in enameled ware to prevent darkening. It advises boiling the spears in water, saving the broth, and making a light bisque with stock and optional cream for a refined supper.
Dr Beatty Receives US Medical Reserve Commission
Dr T B Beatty state health commissioner received a captain’s commission in the U S Medical Reserve Corps while in Washington. His military duty will not interfere with his role as health commissioner for Lincoln. He spoke at the Washington conference of state health officials, praising war as a catalyst for public health awakening and urging continued coordination of state and federal health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Tune
T. B. Really
Tins
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Array
Tim
JiIs
Beaty
Linh
Beatty
Washington
State Board of Health
Federal Public Health Commission
Tr. Heatly
Sterdly
Exere
United States
Real Estate Transfers and Family Deeds Listed
Real estate transfers include William E. and wife to Ernest Malone for part of lots 1 and 27, block 1 Woodmangee's Main Street addition for 450 dollars, warranty deed. Elyina P. Mortensen and husband to Binnie White for parts of lots 4 and 5, block 1 Wootmansee's addition for 350 dollars, warranty deed. Herbert Smith and wife to Grace Smith Leon Hardt et al for part of section unnamed, range 1 peat 2100 dollars, warranty deed. Porter L. Anderson and wife to Elizabeth Gillis for part of lot 1, block 11, plat B for 1 dollar, quitclaim deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam el. Gerald
Ernest M. Malone
Wooodmangee
Elyina P. Mortensen
Binniey White
Wootmansee’s
Herbert Smith
Grace Smith
Leon Hardt
S North
Porter L. Anderson
Cloudburst damages Moab power plant in Utah region
A cloudburst at Moab in eastern Utah washed out the dam of the Moab Light and Tower Co. Sunday, taking the plant out of commission for a week or more. A Tuesday telegram to Moab dealer M. Clark from partner D. B. Baldwin confirms the outage and suspension of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Moab
Grand Couchy
Moab Light & Tower Company
Iy M
Moab Power Plant Damaged by Cloudburst Flood
A cloudburst wrecked the Moab Light and Power plant and two diverting dams, flooding 2000 acres of farmland and washing out a wooden bridge on Mill Creek. Officials expect the power dam to be replaced in a month or six weeks and the diverting dams within two weeks, with telephone lines between Thompson and Moab down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moab Light & Power Company
FLD
Hammond Nod Gon GA
Huomend
Mill Creek
Outtitte
Moab
Thompson
Clark
Thompson's
Mountain Stores Telephone & Telegraph Company
Algo
Salt Lake
Thompsons
Brotherhood Outing at Utah Hot Springs This June 26
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Ladies Auxiliary invite members, families and friends to an annual outing at Utah Hot Springs on Wednesday June 26. Free train transport departs 3:30 p.m. from the Utah & Idaho Central Terminal. Entertainment, dancing, bathing, sports and thrift stamps will be offered by the Entertainment Committee led by S Warner, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Utah Hot Springs
Utah & Idaho Central Terminal Depot
S, Warner
Liberty Rhubarb Sauce Details and Preparation
A vintage note discusses rhubarb as a spring favorite, noting it can be sweetened with molasses instead of sugar. It warns against enamelware and outlines a slow simmer method pairing rhubarb with molasses for a thick, flavorful sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Substitutes for Bread in Savory and Pleasant Dishes
The article describes alternatives to bread using rice or wheat flours and other grains. It explains cooking shuln in an enameled kettle with stock instead of water, suggesting vegetable or herb stock with optional meat or bones for flavor. It notes the appeal of herby aromas and the dish's acceptability to readers seeking bread substitutes.
Casualty List Washington June 2d Details 90 Names
The army casualty list reports ninety seven names with 54 killed in action 7 died of wounds 2 died of accidents and other causes 1 from air accident 53 died of disease 26 wounded severely 2 wounded degree undetermined. Listings include Lieutenants Paul Wanples Derrickson Clarence Tremm Thomas M Golden George Waydock and many others with hometowns in Norfolk Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and more. Corporal Kerman F Levin among those killed in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Wanples Derrickson
Norfolk Va
Clarence Milton Tremm
Bigelow
Ken
Thomas M. Golden
Philadelphia
George G. Waydock
Milton
Mass
Ohn St Poaler
Minami
Fin
George Anslow
Toston
Joseph Jindra
Cleveland
Oalo
Charica R. Smith
Charleston
W. V
Ralph Amundson
Hdearton
Wis
Jerome Angell
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. Vac
Elmer Konkle
Wrightwile
John B. Eaves
Tellapoosa
Clithion J. Eby
Detroit
William Plabelli
Cincinnati
Lorenzo Ganada
Sardini
Italy
Joe Ts. Graham
Gulfport
Joe Knapar
Chicago
Joseph Ivite
New York
Thomas A. Lewis
Warren
Ohio
Michael Lynch
Core Ft. Paterlek’s Church
Denver
Colo
Thomas D. McCracken
Graham
Edward F. Meyers
Barwyn
Penn
Tito M. Monten
Dancy
Wit
Stanley Mulling
Peter Peplinaky
Sulwaukee
Clifford W. Doland
Long Beach
Calla
Ceorms Matzlalt
Har Hdward L.alelge
Asheborn N. G
Harry W. Smith
Pierce
New Patent Fuel Cubes Promise Smoke Free Heat
A described invention touts a patented process turning a substance into solid energy cubes that burn hot without smoke or odor. The cells allegedly eliminate explosive risk and avoid sour or irritating byproducts, producing intense heat with ambient oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Unclear Roll Call Of Casualties And A Restaurant Staircase Tale
The fragment lists many names of privates sergeants and corporals from cities like Salt Lake City New York Cincinnati and Nashville among others, noting deaths from disease and airplane accidents and wounded statuses. A Ogden Utah man pursues Camp Lewis regulations while a showy restaurant crowd and a recruiting sergeant recount a confusing scene sparked by a woman delivering a shock letter about a relative wounded in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Gretora
St. Paria
Ohio
Atrabelend A. Green
Haat
Salt Lake City
Frederick P. Gresmann
New York City
Clifford Ledford
Cincinnati
Harry MN. Slawkii
Pilleburg
Penny Jilenry
Yonker
Muskegon
Mich
Edereng Ts
Husbley
3Aito
Minn
Bernini MM. Lewis
Weema
Leonard Shremnberg
Willington
Cole
John DB
Write
Ozark
Ala
Will Wood Pittsburg
Tilly Glenn Rushing
Atmore
Leydle Manigon
Milwaue
H. Grote
Newark
Errol W. Tirawn
Foxecroft
Maine
Leo N. Fes Lauriers
Ovi
Harley Dy Isapder
Caldwell
Walter J. Wus- John
Whittemore
Nashua
N. IL
Sty WienggoTek
Wagoners Point
Brooklyn
Arthur B. Winslow
Rock
Clarence TR. Johnson
Jennings St. City
Jasper J. Janes
Recafield
Towa
Ogden
Camp Lewis
Nis
United States
United States Army
Sonscons
A. Swoon
Shot in the Arm While in Camp
A garbled report describes a man wounded while in camp with unclear details and numerous transcription errors. The fragment mentions an arm wound and hospital or quarantine context but lacks concrete names, places, or dates.
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Sara Teasdale
A. H. Ashton
Jean
DR. Beatty
Mike Foley
Margaret Smale
Mishop
Cal
Foley
A. R. Metntyra Dug Co
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen Outing
Dass
Utah
Walter Cisse
Elfie
Hans Fer Mortengen
Idaho
L Eldore Eledtrickh
Cumtuz
Clara Ui. Martin
Sweetwater
William Z. Flint
Fannien
Carilas
Nat
Mildred P. Hendry
Andred C. Miner
Etonia
Suaic Chantrill
Arch
BE. Dale
Westmead
Vier
Charles B. Hale
Thigry FT Wine
Whoona
William MN
Niseen
Tassie
Hanford
Avon
Tallle Rlenuls
Janie Sharp
Janie
Annie Sharp
Wyoming
Fimor Carlson
Elkol
Jay 4- Quraly
Dearl Jenkins
Frenea
Feed- Levick
Healy
Casualty
Kerman F. Levin
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Beracic
Theroz
Theraz
Evbe
Toel
Meuil
Texeire
Mrt Cohen Theroz
Steve
Ayre Grecary
Drag Harboe
Basic Products Corporation
Cshat
Gouraud’s
Oriental Cream Land
Simrex
T. Hopkins & Son
New
Yor
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