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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1918
Page
8
The column discusses embroidery, fabrics, and trends for spring such as jersey clo thes, wristcoats, silks, ginghams, and beaded Parisian chains, noting the popularity of dots and beads. It includes a complete potato bread rolls recipe with precise measurements and steps for a yeast dough, from potatoes and flour to rising times and baking.
A reflective piece contrasts a skilled mother cook who faithfully measures and bakes well with the ideal of tempering boastful, unmeasured cooking. It argues Americans should adopt steady habits, precise measuring, and produce consistently good bread and pies rather than boastful inconsistency.
A fragmented wartime tale highlights daily routines and breakfast mishaps as a seed for children to value conservation measures. The narrator links a man mowing grass to breakfast choices, urging readers to follow recommended foods and conservation impracticalities referenced by the administration.
Government orders restrict wheat sales and require substitutes to be marketed with weight based pricing. Utah dealers, grocers, bakers, and hotels must follow strict allocations and observe the list of allowed substitutes such as corn flour and barley flour. The aim is to conserve grain for military needs and support the troops abroad.
Philadelphia golfer Miss Ethel Campbell eyes Pinehurst and Asheville for new golf triumphs after winning the Florida champions title. She believes she can carry her form through the South in upcoming events.
Fragments list a wartime style menu with items like toast, milk toast, soups, vegetables, chicken and fish dishes, desserts such as tapioca pudding and bread pudding, plus assorted jellies, cakes, cookies and fruit desserts. It reads like a brief kitchen plan.
An old Musterole ad extols a white mustard oil ointment that soothes sore throats bronchitis croup neuralgia congestion rheumatism lumbago and muscle pains without blistering. It requires rubbing on the skin and is said to be preferred by doctors and nurses for relief of many pains and chest troubles.
Washington March 12 The Senate naval committee will resume hearings on the bill authorizing government seizure and operation of oil and gas lands in the California and Wyatt naval reserves Acting Chairman Swanson announced today A Mclaughlin representing the Southern Pacific and other claimants will testify The first witness will be San California operators facing curbs in production
Roy J. White at the Reed Hotel in Ogden Utah advertises piano instruction promising 12 lessons with guaranteed progress. Beginners learn popular pieces in 12 weeks and advance to Ragtime and over 70 styles, studying harmony under a structured program.
Feary W. Jones a shoe store operator at Ogden Utah sues his wife Magdalen Gallapy Jones for divorce in Cincinnati Ohio claiming their separation began after she refused to move there. He testifies she sought to add Mia to her name and pursue high society in Ogden before separating from him in 1917.
The readable lines reference a crude interaction and an attempted interest accrual, mentioning a transition and a noted classic advertisement. Names and concrete facts are obscured, giving a fragmentary glimpse of a classifieds page containing informal dialogue and scattered phrases.
Sergeant George Duncan Mcbeod of the United States Recruiting Office in Ogden, a Sardinian by birth, delivers a forceful talk on patriotic duty during a screening of a war picture. He praises volunteers and laments objectors, urging women and mothers to encourage enlistment and stressing the sacrifice of soldiers and their families while calling for a broader, lasting mobilization for liberty and justice.
A vivid note in the Alhambra program highlights Dorothy Dalton Ben Turpin Folly Moran and Mise Jean La Crosse the soprano. An editor’s quip about a girl concealing tears after a kiss follows a lighthearted exchange requesting a photograph to explain the reason.
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