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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
8
A fragmented kitchen feature promotes Pinto Bean Luncheons with recipes such as Mesican Picjoles and Scalloped Tomatoes, plus a bake and rice dish. The text shifts to a health note urging awareness of kidney trouble, citing a reader’s testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills and a Norfolk, Virginia, source.
A fractured recipe passage lists steps for Mexican frijoles including washing pintos, boiling, adding dripping and peppers, and simmering to thicken gravy. It also mentions Hopping John styles with beans and rice, Plain Barley Cake with baking powder and raisins, Cream the fat, and Pinto Bean Loaf with onion and tomato notes.
Fragmentary wartime bread substitute list mentions Potato Patties, canned sliced boiled potatoes, thick tea gravy, spoons of grated cheese, tomato juice, salt and pepper, and a mix of ingredients cooked in an oven. Includes guidance on feeding children with scarce resources and references to a mother's advice.
During these times of economy try dropping one lemon drop into your cup of tea. It replaces sugar and cream and creates a Thessian tea where sugar and a slice of lemon were once used.
Gray and yellow combine for a pretty check. satin for dresses and hats. kilts and wool embroideries rise in use. Pale blues and flag blue pair with gray. sashes red at the left arm. The slip-on coat, back facing corset, and straight Japanese sleeves gain favor. 130,004 workers go to build slaps for Uncle Sam.
A reflective prose piece recalls a mother watching a soldier boy in a window poster, the day his name and flag become personal. She describes the ache of separation, the daily reminders, and the shift in meaning as her son serves far away in battles across Europe and their home life is altered by wartime duties.
Public debate grows over spy activities and public information during war. Officials weigh abandoning suppression and authorizing wide publicity of enemy agents. Proponents warn details could aid sabotage. opponents fear revealing operations and compromising war effort.
Ogden merchants meet with Commissioner Jensen to adopt a one delivery per day plan for each route. About fifty merchants attended to study the system, aiming to reduce delivery costs and stabilize prices. The plan, started in Utah cities, may roll out statewide after merchant consensus is shared locally. A later exchange about a dressmaker joke follows the main item.
The Woman's Fart bureau at North Ogden was organized yesterday after MOOD, at a meeting of town wardens in the ward chapel. Miss Edna Ladwin led, with Paarl Chadwick named president and Mrs. Margaret Tageart vice president. Emily Folkman chaired the conservation committee, Florence Snocks the girls club, Fran Sail Ay the garden, and Anna Clifford the poultry division.
A Windom March 1928 alert reports Ogden bakers restaurants and hotels must use 20 percent wheat flour substitutes in bread and rolls by March 20. A vigilance committee will monitor compliance, reporting violations to the Food Administration. Potatoes and other substitutes to be used where possible. licenses may be revoked for noncompliance.
The navy department authorizes a three inch fifty calibre anti aircraft battery at Great Lakes to train men in gun handling. Plans include target practice with captive balloons and box kites, daytime and night air attacks, and a searchlight station ready to detect planes. An airplane detector system and projectile experiments are described as part of the program.
The Navy plans a training ship at Ogden to support submarine work. Lieutenant Nichols and Lieutenant-Commander Chester Roberts lead the effort with Capt. Moffett supervising the program. The vessel, built on the lake front, will carry gunnery and signaling gear for target practice and demand manning by officers and crews at the station.
Lieut. W. G. Nichols departs the naval post for Detroit after several months in training. He leaves to begin duties tied to ongoing instruction and future assignments, with expected extended service connected to naval posts in the region.
A dubious advice column promotes pills and tonics from various vendors claiming to cure coughs, kidney pain, rheumatism, and skin issues. Personal testimonials tout rapid relief, with Dr Sawisi Blake and a Dayton Ohio address featured for further guidance. The piece urges readers to mail responses and use suggested mixtures.
Secretary Redfield will represent the United States at an American Canadian fisheries conference in Seattle on April 24 to discuss removing all mutual fishing restrictions. He will then proceed to Alaska for talks with the Alaskan fisheries commission.
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