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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
10
The page emphasizes wartime dietary guidance with breakfast ideas featuring corn flakes corn meal hominy grits and rice with fruits and dairy. It includes recipes for cornmeal waffles muffins and muffins and notes fashion trends such as mink furs shoulder yokes and fur trims for evening wear with beaver used to trim satin.
A vintage style guide extols judging a woman by her hair as a measure of neatness and taste. It recommends using a proper shampoo made by dissolving a product in water, claims dandruff and oil vanish, and promises fuller, glossier hair with a healthier scalp.
Keep lamp burners clean to save fuel and improve illumination. Dissolve one part acid in five or six parts water, boil the burner five minutes, dry quickly, and reheat. To maximize light, soak the wick in vinegar and dry before use for a clearer, brighter flame.
An old advertisement offers a mail in offer for a trial package of Foley remedies including Money and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It directs readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago. The ad lists uses for coughs pains kidney and bladder issues and constipation improving sluggish bowels.
Article describes wool and silk embroided trims using braid and scroll designs. It notes stitches, color strands, and placement depend on dress material and fabric thinness. The piece explains how woven braids and scroll effects are adapted to suit different garments and textures.
A young princess Ingrid of Swaen steps into a Red Cross aid effort at a public event in Blackhomen. She wears a dress from a previous fete and participates in fundraising, showing support despite her young age.
London March 13 Sir J Fortes cue Flannery said he would urge the admiralty in the House of Commons to recognize the American destroyer Parker crew for rescuing nine survivors from the Glenart Castle disaster in the Bristol Channel on February 16. The eight American sailors who swam to the survivors and the navigator of the Parker were singled out for praise. The Glenart Castle went down with about 153 aboard. one survivor was later landed by an American torpedo boat destroyer.
Monday report details General Chang Soulin moving troops northward from Lwan Chow Shanhalkwan and Tien Trin as President Feng Kwo-Chang contemplates resignation amid northern military pressure. Tangled politicking centers on cabinet brinkmanship and potential removal of troops to restore order.
George Walsh stars in Melting Millions and Broncho Billy appears in Billys Rattler at the Cozy today and tomorrow. The program features two silent era westerns set for screenings with showings across the next two days.
Salt Lake March 14 Mia Jud ah McCoy 1204 South Eighth West street was arrested by Patrolman J E Husbands on a warrant charging speeding after a Tuesday evening accident at Fifth South and Highth West streets injured Wilbur Wella's five year old son Billy severely doctors say he may not recover. The injured child suffers broken collarbone crushed chest and other head injuries. Lugens Hall eight year old son of another local resident is also mentioned in the account.
Troco touts an exclusive process to mimic creamery butter with digestible, nutri tious vegetable fats and pasteurized milk. It claims no animal oils, uses coconut fat, and positions Troco as a superior butter substitute for households and cooking.
B J Hall of 1230 McClelland Avenue was treated at Holy Cross hospital after being struck near Eleventh East Street and Roosevelt Avenue. An inquest into the death of Alval Duncombe, fatally injured Sunday, will be held at 4 o clock this afternoon before Justice Henry C Lund acting coroner. The sheriff requests a complaint against Roy Wilcox, driver of the car that struck the young woman. County attorney and coroner conferred, and the inquest was ordered before issuing a complaint.
In Portland Oregon a Liberty Temple is being erected by volunteers for a Liberty campaign rally audience. Carpenters and business committees organize refreshments and spectator seating as a temporary structure goes up. One hundred thousand questionnaires are being mailed nationwide under federal authority to record potential Liberty bond purchases and evaluate purchasers.
March 12 report notes British labor leaders Charles Duncan and William Mosses visiting Bingham. They toured the war effort site with local hosts and were escorted by Utah Federation of Labor members and a militia escort during a mine inspection.
The Tibetans rose up in Szechuan driving out Chinese garrisons and seizing several towns. Estimates of casualties and details are unclear as authorities struggle with foreign relations and regional control. A regent from Lamas governs Tibet under pressure from China, and talks with Britain and India have aimed at autonomy but yielded no solid agreement.
A Canadian observer notes Sh. Whowas reports a $200 yearly pay increase for a Canada based school teacher. The piece mentions New York City officials and a municipal charter debate involving a service provider and revised mail routes.
The national forestry commission authorized federal purchase of 85 582 acres in the White Mountain and southern Appalachians for eastern national forests. Four tracts totaling about 39 000 acres in Nantahva purchase area in Macon and Clay counties North Carolina form the largest single locality. Acquisition will place government control over most mountain lands at the Nantaha river headwaters and marks the southern extent of planned purchases. Much land has been cut over or will be bought with timber removal under government rules. Other approved lands include parcels in New Hampshire Maine Virginia North Georgia Tennessee Alabama and West Virginia.
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