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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
9
A distorted recipe collection describes Gatmeal breakfast biscuits and dinner uses, with instructions for oilmeal and oats based meals. It includes messy measurements and steps for Oatmeal Betty Baked Oatmeal and Nuts Spliced Oatmeal Cakes and a basic Scotch Soup serving five.
Do it with washable walls to improve sanitation and ease cleaning. Tile walls are costly for many, while hard finished plaster with plaster is splendid. Old wallpaper should go, or be covered with washable options like varnished tile or tablecloth-styled coverings. Washable paint spreads to bedrooms and hallways, but takes effort to apply. Set up trestles or a table on castors to work large surfaces easily.
A garbled passage describes a short silk coat with kimono details and sash embroidery. It notes loose sleeves, decorative embroidery, and a blue peacock jacket style paired with a white serge skirt. The text reads like an old fashion column fragment with unclear attributions.
Salt Lake City May 11 The Utah Red Cross prepares to launch a state wide fund drive to raise 990000 for the national effort, with Salt Lake County targeting 315000. Gov. Shon Hamburgher urges citizens to contribute cash or installments over four months, as campaigns organize committees and canvass households and businesses statewide.
The article advises using warm water with soap or Anlveil soap to wash walls with a sponge or large cloth. After washing, wring and dry, and consider a twenty five cent sponge if needed. Caletined walls can be dusted with a wool brush, lightly washed, then a new coat. Wallpaper care includes dusting, or using a cleaning paste with caution for stubborn grime.
A detailed sidelight emerged in the Wassam versus Wassam divorce case before Judge Agee’s division. Chester Conklin Wassam, a Kansas City Negro attorney, faced alleged fraud linked to misappropriated charity funds from the local negro community. He reportedly collected about 500 dollars monthly for five years with a preacher and a doctor in the scheme. The hearing was continued to May 23.
Dr. Chambers an insurance writer for Metropolitan Life, among successful employees to earn a company trip to San Francisco. He is hailed as a top worker from Ogden and departs this afternoon to attend the San Francisco convention of insurance workers starting May 16.
Captain Roy Noggle a former photogrammeter candidate in Orden has been honored by the United States War Department for exemplary service. He is ordered to report at Gardenity Fang Island to command British aviation efforts. his mother Mrs A Noggle confirms the information. Noggle previously served in Vandlulu, Illinois, and aided a U.S. regiment before moving to California to join aviation school in San Diego where he earned his commission. 400 lambs die from dietetic troubles in Ferrency herd. Dr W Hoggan notes 3000 animals affected with possible hog cholera and dietetic disturbances. several draft horses of contractor Dr Moran are also mentioned.
In a quoted report, authorities describe quarantine actions affecting horses due to the appearance of grinders. Horses will be kept at work but barred from drinking at public fountains or troughs frequented by others.
Australian Premier Sir Thames Hughes arrived at a port with Australian officials en route to a war conference in London. Reports say a German raider damaged two British transports the vessel had previously carried. Hughes and party, after inspecting the damaged ship, boarded a train to another port and proceeded to the stern of the vessel. Also mentioned are William Ferguson Monsey, Joseph Ward, and Robert Curran, plus regional wage increases affecting about 280 employees and raises around 60 dollars yearly for dues to a union.
A local Ogden group plans a community drama center as a chapter of a national organization based in Washington. Arthur Woolley was elected chairman with Joszephlog Seaman as secretary, aiming for over 10 members and a budget over 200. The project seeks to bring top plays to Ogden and improve reception. A meeting on May 3B at the Dalveralty club will recruit new members. clerks in Wheeling, W.Va., have joined the Retell Clerks International Protective association.
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