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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1917
Page
8
A reader guidance piece on saving eggs during price rises. It explains using water glass to seal jars and store eggs for long periods, detailing preparation, proportions, and storage advice to keep eggs fresh when prices are high. It also touches on fabrics and domestic economy tips for households.
The excerpt outlines fashion dicta urging two new evaluation rules and stricter lines. It notes a trend toward straighter silhouettes and narrower skirts, plus a short, full coat for smart costumes. There is interest in material doubled back to form a particular device.
A reader describes a clever child apron made from gingham with an eleven inch bib and sleeves cut in one piece during a kimona style garment. A pocket runs across the bottom for small treasures and a white muslin panel features painted children figures. The design aims to be attractive yet practical for a child at tea or visits.
A reader guidance letter from The Traveler defends sharing a seat in a crowded day coach while noting rights in Pullman cars. It condemns rude behavior for not offering space and calls a person’s talk on etiquette topics tedious, urging focus on relevant subjects and conservation of conversation.
A letter from A. Hunaucker of Bogue Chitto Mississippi describes severe rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble dizziness and near falls. After using Foley Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and cites relief from back pains sore muscles and swollen joints with improved energy.
President and Mrs. Wilson walked through Washington streets for an hour and a half with four secret service men close behind. Hundreds of parsons greeted him and he exchanged greetings with many. Lake, a bleyed policeman, announced his son was commissioned as an army officer. The president praised him. Tonight he attended a circus where the band played The Star Spangled Banner as a large crowd cheered.
Detroit May 14 Agents of the Department of Justice arrested Fritz A Neef electrical manager Mrs Ida Neef his sister in law and Franz Herpa 70 in a plot to invade Canada Kaltschmidt identified as head of the scheme had been arrested weeks earlier A federal grand jury considered Kaltschmidt case today and officials said arrests followed testimonies from the Kaltschmidt hearing
Elas executive officers of the state association will visit lodge Friday evening to outline plans for the state association reunion. The matter is of considerable importance and attendance is desired.
C. O. Young of Tacoma attends the convention of the Utah Federation of Labor in Salt Lake and will visit Ogden. He is viewed as a powerful western labor leader and ally of Samuel Gompers. Charles Harmer, labor department agent, confers with unions. The gathering plans cooperation with Farmers Non-Fortman League, State Farm Bureau and other progressive groups to curb food speculation and push state owned refrigerators elevators and public market facilities. Parley P. Christensen of Salt Lake pledges unpaid efforts. William N. Kaerr, for Garson Famberger, seeks aid from the state Industrial Bureau. Ogden’s William Pirtgott welcomes delegates and chairs rules and order committees. Geor L. Coach of Ogden and A. M. Norback of Ogden lead committees on appeals, law and legislation.
The New Plaza Apartments advertise two room sparimenta units with disappearing beds, net ranges, and refrigerators. They claim these rooms compare to standard four room Mata layouts. Monthly rent ranges from $18 to $30 including light, gas, heat, etc.
Parents in Waonaska Minnesota report their daughter’s long running cough improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. They state the cough worsened with colds and that after several medicines failed, Foley's Money and Tar relieved the symptoms within days and did not return. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and related complaints.
Salt Lake May 15 A general reduction in passenger train service nationwide is predicted by E C Manson general superintendent of transportation Union Pacific Western He says the move is to free power and equipment for troop movements and the expected surge in freight traffic He will confer in Portland with Oregon Washington Railway Navigation officials and is accompanied by Mrs Stannon The official notes the coming large movements of troops and a bumper crop plus exports and munition supplies as factors driving the plan and says no action has yet been taken by Union Pacific or other roads for passenger service cuts.
Petrograd May 13 report from a front meeting where Justice Minister Kerensky warned the country faces existential crisis. He confessed loss of courage, warned that reforms may fail without sobriety and discipline, and urged obedience to a hated government while recognizing growing army morale and the urgent need for unity to defend Russia.
Five justices of the Utah supreme court convened yesterday for the first time on the bench. Chief Justice J R Frick, Associate Justice McCarty, Cartman, Justice Corhman, and Justice Valentine Giiran occupied the seats. Cases including Peale vs Clark and Parrott Brothers Co were argued in Ogden with Judge Denkera’s case against the Routhy Pacific Maliraad Co substituted. More matters listed for today include Sheldon Muzart v Arthur Pratt and the sentence law contest, and the J H McEwan case with Johanna C J Anderson.
A fragment advertising a mail order offer from Foley & Co. urging readers to cut out the ad, mail it with their name and address to receive trial packages of Foley’s Money and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic tablets for various ailments.
George Halverson attorney at law will manage my legal practice during my absence from the city. All persons affected by this notice and especially those whose cases were not won in the last district court setting should see Mr Halverson at once.
Ogden Elk lodge officers meet to arrange Utah Grand Lodge annual reunion set for June 4 to 6 in Salt Lake City. Attendees include president John Culley and officers Oscar Foreland David Mills Harold Packers and G W Shores. More than 1500 Elks from Utah Idaho and Wyoming expected. events include grand ball and a Mard Gran celebration at Boonerilla park.
Alhambra Today offers last chance to see The Lily Lose Sister before “The Hunting of the Hawk” opens in a three day run. Two reel Lonecone Lake short, five reel Gold Trooster, and Saturday special with Baby Marie Osborne in Told at Twilight. Children admitted free tonight. Saturday is Children’s Day with a large turnout expected.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Cetirurs and Trpie firm names in a trial related notice. The readable bits imply a return or repayment context and possible sales or distribution terms. Details are incomplete but point to a legal or commercial action involving firms Cetirurs and Trpie.
A letter from THOS G BUNT urges a county wide movement to counteract hysterical economies and preserve business activity. He warns against overzealous saving, arguing it could stifle demand, harm merchants, and trigger layoffs, while urging continued production and employment to sustain wartime prosperity.
Utah Theatre advertises the final showing of Divine Sarah Bernhardt with contact phone 2060 for ticketing and showtimes, inviting patrons to hurry to the venue.
Charleston May 15 New wartime legislation proposes outlawing strikes by any person employed in labor or service in West Virginia during the war. The measure would also ban discharge related to trade or union membership and would apply to both individual and group actions, reflecting broader labor restrictions during the period.
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