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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
9
The article urges American housewives to observe wheatless days through the war, shifting responsibility to households. It describes substituting cornmeal, oatmeal, rye, and other non wheat breads, offers recipes for oatmeal biscuits and cornmeal dodgers, and suggests menu plans avoiding wheat products on Mondays and Wednesdays to aid distressed Europe.
A 19th century fashion note outlines pleated muslin collars with hemstitched frills, high close necks, and front ties. Cuffs are simple bands without pleating, with small bows at the wrists, showing a delicate ankle of frock attire.
Judge A E Pratt denied Mrs Eva Chapman temporary alimony during the divorce pendency against James Chapman. She alleged he claimed dependents on a military form to avoid service while he said he would support his family. Testimony showed alcohol problems before and after August 1. Judge Bratt ruled no sufficient grounds for alimony. Attorneys Farr and Raymunk represented plaintiffs and defendant. Read the Classified ada.
A new Brady-made film The Spurs of Sybil screens at the Utah theater today. Alice Drady stars as Sybil Drax in a society butterfly drama about a wealthy aunt forcing her niece to prove herself in the harsh world before any inheritance. Sybil leaves luxury for struggle, encounters Dr. Ross Alger, and the plot culminates in an unexpected finish.
The Lyceum presents The Red Ace in two parts this afternoon and tonight with a cast including Maria Valeanto Lawrence Peyton Harry Archer Charles Brindley and Nellis Allen. Also in the story Virginia and Winthrop reach safety on the cable bridge and a rescue follows as a tense armistice scenario unfolds with travel and maritime peril.
The scene depicts Wit and Virgil plotting to overpower pursuers aboard a ship. Aboard, violence erupts as a man overboard is pursued, with Bertha and Dulleta involved. The drama transitions to a Lyceum program note mentioning Tel Aco and The Rereer magazine show.
Advertising copy asserts Dr King's New Discovery relieves coughs and colds, calms a sore throat, eases chest congestion, and loosens phlegm for all ages, claiming rapid action against starting or neglected cold symptoms.
An early health ad touts Tr King’s New Life Pills as best for preventing constipation and supporting liver and bowel health. It claims nonspecific disorders begin in the stomach and liver and notes a 25 cent price with no change.
Ensign Krylenko orders field staff at Moahilov to cease hostilities and remain in present positions as official announcement reports progress toward peace.
Berlin reports Emperor William sent thanks to Count von Hertling after peace with Russia. He praises the army and people, notes German blood and culture saved, and expresses deep gratitude for faithful cooperation in the peace effort.
March 4 Amsterdam reports German elation as peace with Russia nears, hailed as a master stroke. Telegrams to Chancellor von Wimrtling fill Berlin, flags fly, schools will hold holidays. Berlin papers note Serbia Montenegro exit near, Rumanians still at war, and calls to pivot to the West.
Robert Tavall, former Union Pacific chairman and War Industries Board director, appointed by McAdoo to head a new division of railroad administration. He will oversee an ambitious 1916 era program of extensions and terminal construction under government operation, coordinating with rail and fuel agencies and centralizing purchases.
An old advertisement extols Mother Gray Co products to soothe and comfort schoolchildren, urging mothers to keep a box of Mother Nays Reet Bowdera handy for gentle relief and daily care in homes and classrooms.
President Wind addressed a theater audience in Washington from his bar about a play depicting the conversion of a disloyal German American into a loyal American. An actor’s curtain calls led to the presiding figure’s appearance and a brief, applauded spoken moment.
Washington March 1 revision of the Ravetiment mediation agreement with shipbuilding trades to align with the Brotherhood of Carpenters was announced at a navy and shipping industry conference. The carpenters leadership demands greater representation on the board before signing, with strike threats cited in the eastern plants and President Wilson previously insisting Tutcheson join the agreement.
The milling division of the food administration issued orders to raise output on a 0 percent base after earlier reductions. The change, announced by B A Eckhart, will increase flour production. Bakers offered licenses permitting licensed buyers to obtain wheat flour at a rationed rate for hotels restaurants and boarding houses.
A fragmented exchange recalls Three-Fingers missing from Crimson Gulch. Broncho Bod says Sam faced the fate of genius after numerous original ideas, leading to his compelled exclusion from each game. Local tone hints at unresolved tensions in a Western town.
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