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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1917
Page
10
Dorothy Dix argues jealousy destroys love, noting women feel deeper fear of losing a man and men fear rivals. She says trust, faith, and social norms sustain marriage while jealousy debases both partners, leading to a self defeating cycle that ruins affection and security.
An advertisement touts a home dry cleaning method promising big savings for women. It recommends using two ounces of solvito and two gallons of gasoline plus common supplies to clean coats, hats, dresses, and accessories without shrinking fading or pressing. The piece claims quick safe results and low cost for home laundering.
May 16 in Salt Lake, a Utah Council of Defense committee urged prompt war measures action and reported a plan dividing work into committees for dispatch and efficiency. Named committees include Finance, Publicity, Legal, Coordination of Societies, Medicine, Supply and Conservation, Survey, and Military Affairs with chairmen such as Clarence Tamberger and Major W. G. Williams.
Guidance from a periodical on infant nutrition discusses diluting cow milk to match human milk fat content, adding milk sugar and cream for constipated babies, and cautions against castor oil. It notes oatmeal water, thin gruels, and fruit purées as aids, with advisor input from physicians and care for constipation and laxative use.
A Utah regional council meeting named Farnsworth executive head and Rich ards of Ogden and T N Taylor of Provo as vice chairmen. Major Richard W. Young was named vice chairman for Salt Lake. The event also announced an Orpheum theatre program featuring The Serenade and a production of The Strenade by Mcassa Walker and Bivens with a cast including James Stevens and Ivy Scott.
An exceptionally tuneful score by Victor Herbert is prepared for the Igomle opera The Serenade, hailed as a highlight by press and public enthusiasts of American musical theater.
Members urged to be present for important business. Message from C E C Anbice and Ww P.
The article extols sweet clover Melilotus as a hardy, adaptable forage crop that grows under various conditions, even in poor soils where alfalfa fails. It is not a weed, rich in protein, and beneficial to soil by adding nitrogen through root decay. Seeds germinate in humid or dry areas, supporting milk production and feed without causing bloating.
A reader asks etiquette questions answered by Alicia Wayt in a feature on manners. Miss Hoyt will reply to inquiries sent with a stamped reply addressed via the Idle Paper. Advice covers handling photographs and politely returning a dropped handkerchief with a brief explanation.
County Assessor Owen M. Sanderson confirms a general tax reduction this year while not raising valuations except where obvious discriminations exist. He notes added business and checks on dodged values, with new assessments totaling over a million dollars. Public complaints should be directed to the treasurer. questions about amounts and adjustments belong there. The board of equalization meets next Monday, May 21, at 10 p.m. in the assessor’s office.
Five minute talks celebrate the national nominating process and the role of delegates fresh from the people. The piece argues parties shape government while warning against overreach into presidential nominations and notes wartime labor shifts in New York with women entering munition work earning 4 0 per day for nine hours, a 50 cent raise.
A new working agreement between Fristé Upholsterers' Union and the Furniture and Carpet Trade Association guarantees a minimum wage of five dollars per bay of eight hours, set to standardize pay across the industry.
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