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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
9
An excerpt promoting milk as a balanced, high protein food and arguing for its inclusion in daily meals. It notes milk’s protein, fat, and carbohydrate content, its nutritional advantages for digestion and general health, and the role of milk in soups and meals with necessary sanitary and pasteurization steps.
The piece notes post Easter demand for washed cottons and lightweight silks, coats shifted to utility styles like the Tong coat, and brisk fur auction prices in New York City. It also covers neckwear demand in large collars with varied materials and smart piqué waistcoats, plus rising interest in new welling ideas among high end buyers.
A fragmented column offers etiquette guidance for leaving public spaces, with Milas Hoyt answering reader letters on manners. It discusses dressing to fit personality, the gentlemanly act of helping a lady alight, and fashion notes on gowns, feathers, ribbons, and racewear, reflecting early 20th century style trends.
A reader recounts using bed rest and minimal activity after reading Dr. Lawrason Brown’s tuberculosis recovery book. He describes a shift to absolute rest, with meals and care in bed, noting improved health and negative sputum tests, urging doctors to emphasize rest in TB treatment.
In Ogden stake events for Mother's Day at the Tabernacle, Miss Wilhelmina McFar delivers a tribute to motherhood as soloists under Selah Appatin present songs by Joseph Ballantina and Joseph F. Smith Jr. and President Charlie Hirt. Attire includes long coats with capes and black white skirts, while fashion notes warn against colored handkerchiefs for evening wear. Salt tips cover versatile uses from cleaning to pest control.
A new arrest registration system installed by the city police department, led by Chief Thomas E. Drownine with Assistant City Attorney John C. Lierfeld, records five data fields per arrest and provides copies for the city attorney and municipal court. The system, begun in January, replaces the old single-ticket method to reduce copying and safeguard the original desk sergeant record.
Ottawa May 3 The war records office reports total Canadian expeditionary forces casualties to yesterday amounting to 9 863 killed wounded and missing Killed in action 77 officers 14 555 men total 15 222 Died of wounds 243 officers 5 000 men total 5 242 Died of sickness 9 officers 1 181 total 3 240 Presumed dead 3 a 1 officers 3431 men total 1 513 Wounded 2 743 officers 332 men total 63 656 Missing 706 officers 2 751 men total 2 857
George i Halverson attorney at law will manage my legal practice during my absen from the court. All persons affected by this notice, especially clients with cases in the district court, should contact Halverson at once. P. E. PM. a . m. tomes at Law, called to the White Hours this morning by President Wilson to discuss war legislative matters in Congress. The major issue is merchant ship tonnage and funding for rapid increases. a conference is expected to prompt Congress to provide authority for expanding merchant shipping capacity.
A vintage health ad claims a cheap drug called freegone relieves corn pain. It promises instant relief when applied to the corn and says the entire core can be removed without pain. It touts use for high heel wearers and presents the product as a safe cure.
A newly crowned Abyssinian leader is described as pro German and pro ally, with disputed ties to Benes and Perk figures. The report notes influence from foreign bloggers and claims of crony appointments amid palace intrigue.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for weakness from overwork and poor habits. It promises renewed strength through three capsules daily, claims to aid uric acid issues, kidney and stomach problems, and urges quick purchase with refund if ineffective.
The Ogden Elks lodge acting through Exalted Ruler William C. Camp applied today at First National Bank for a $1000 war bond as part of its national defense efforts. The purchase pays 2.5 percent interest and follows prior member contributions, signaling patriotic doctrine in the fraternal group.
The Eagles plan a grand opening ball on May 10 with dancing in the image room and the gymnasium. Entertainment will run throughout the evening, with refreshments served to ensure a memorable event. Fraternal groups invited to join in the gathering. Tickets available at the club rooms or O K N barber shop corner Twenty fourth and Hudson. attendance limited to members with receipts.
The notice touts Castoria as a safe substitute for harsh drugs like opium and morphine, used for over thirty years to ease constipation, colic, and stomach distress in children. It warns buyers against counterfeits and imitators and asserts genuine Castoria carries the signature of Chas. A. Fletcher and bears supervision from infancy.
May 3 New York welcomed Marshal Joffre and the French mission with an extraordinary display of city pride. Citizens thronged Broadway and city hall to honor France, while Mayor Mitchell and leaders toasted Franco American friendship and shared vows of unity in the war effort. The reception culminated in Frick House dinner where Joffre was hosted by Henry C. Frick, with guests including Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Evans Hughes.
Classified notice advertises New Plaza Apartments with two room units featuring disappearing beds and line ranges. Rent is listed from $18 to $20 per month including light gas and heat. details on reformer amenities, furnace, and comparable apartments are indicated.
Rear Admiral Sir Dudley De Chauncey, at a Navy League reception in Washington, urged that the submarine threat would be countered by combined American and British naval action. He said shipbuilding alone will not crush the menace and that decisive results require new strategies and devices, with progress already evident in both nations.
A vintage ad urges readers to cut out an order form for a trial package from Foley & Co. It highlights Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Ridney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs, colds, croup, pains, rheumatism, headaches, digestion, and kidney and bladder issues.
Advertised tearoom apartments priced from 18 to 30 dollars per month include light, gas range, and refrigerator. Describes disappearing beds and standard three or four room flats with heating and other utilities included.
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