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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1918
Page
9
A wartime article argues everyday diet must adapt to save food for the army and allies. It explains key nutrients proteins fats and vitamins, noting proteins build and repair the body while fats supply energy and storage. The piece links nutrition to national strength and democracy, urging planned, efficient eating at home.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment for baby skin irritations and restless sleep caused by rash and itch. It promises soothing relief through gentle cleansing and a calming balm, claiming to help even when other remedies fail.
Roy Stewart and Pearl White present a health education feature on nutrition for wartime diets. The piece stresses essential food groups, balanced proportions, and substitutes to conserve supplies while maintaining health. It references vitamins minerals and the role of milk, fats, carbohydrates, and proteins as daily dietary components.
Cook and inviting for the summer porches the swing couch covered with gray and blue cretonne inclates Bird design. A gray grass rug and gray willow furnishings blend with cretonne coloring, presenting an attractive restful pretuze.
A dainty powder puff is placed in a bag of white or colored crochet. One side of the bag allows the powder to sift through while the other side is arranged to hold a purse and 384 change may be carried.
Fragmented OCR text alleges a cure for catarrh and claims about medicine and mucous surfaces. It mentions Marie Cutaher or similar names and references to “Catarrh Medicine” and “Freedom,” but the passage is garbled with no coherent facts, dates, places, or verifiable entities.
The executive committee of the Waden City School Garden club met with Superintendent Jolson and Director Andrews to adopt a comprehensive plan for city war gardens. A system will check all vacant ground, allocate plots to patriotic growers, and ensure owners authorize use to protect crops. Plans include garden placement for sunlight, soil quality, seed testing, weed control, continuous planting, winter vegetables, canning and storage, and clear rules for two age classes, prizes, and detailed record books.
Linen suits called Capecod are developed for summer wear with military styling. The cape in hip length falls at the back and is caught under the arm to form part of the sleeve. The welcoming front features four large pockets.
A description notes a gold silk stockinet coat bound in ton velour, another in green Jor sey 14 finished with tan jersey, and a black velveteen piece with wale silk braid binding.
A miniature shirtwaist dress for a six year old features natural colored pongee and white tub silk. The shirted skirt is trimmed at the wall line with green smocking and a white blouse has a round collar and cuffs. Three-piece cretonne garden outfits for little tots include a large apron a mushroom hat and a bag.
A special Alhambra program for mothers and children features child actors such as Lady Pink Dorothy Green Spring Leta Green and others with Red Cross nurses added. Directed by Miss Leong Johnson and Miss Luella Doxey. Doors open at 1 p m. pictures start before stage show at 3 p m. admission 1c for children and 10c for adults.
City administration seeks method to redeem over $100,000 in unpaid warrants issued in prior years. City Attorney Reeder reports Washington approval for a bond issue to cover existing indebtedness. Law restricts paying bills incurred outside approved expenditures.
The backers holding warrants for Hyslop of the Episcopal church held a meeting and agreed to take the bonds. A service Thursday at p.m. will be held at par if issued. Rev J A Hort of the Christian church will officiate and Rev G Gaffrey Matthews of the Congregational church will preach. All are invited.
The first Union Pension Week series opens this evening at the Presbyterian church with Rev. William Crawford of the Capital church presiding. Also featured are Rev. Faith Endurin and Pearl Moreno in The Howeee Hanes at the Cozy today and tomorrow.
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