19 May 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1909
Page
1
Fragmented reminiscence on paternal influence and old fashioned discipline. An elderly grandmother jokes about methods to reform boys while a family debate unfolds about morals and enduring guidance in a meager uptown setting.
A peculiar recipe describes mixing marrow with four yolks and seasonings, spreading on small rounds, forming wells, then topping with browned breadcrumbs. Bake briefly in a quick oven, then serve hot. The dish yields about eight portions.
A young man soliciting subscriptions in a hall extols a paper’s merits. He touts large circulation and “three ice dreplaces” as the crowd reacts. The scene captures a candid streetwise sales attempt from a bygone era.
Practical kitchen notes on cooking macaroni with water temp and timing. Guidance covers avoiding soggy dough like outcomes, boiling times, and multiple recipes from macaron i with cheese to croquettes using leftover pasta. Includes steps, measurements, and serving suggestions for seasonal dishes.
The article notes a wave of women setting travel records and touring with long-distance journeys. It highlights Miarrist Chalmers Adama and others, who accompany men in viewing canal work at the Isthmus of Dasama, praising the bold female travelers and their biographical portraits.
A fragment describes bizarre proposals and experiments linked to torsions of war era devices and weather predictors. It cites an inventor suggesting using a torpedo with a tube chamber and electric control to steer, while a barometer-like mechanism and weather cues are tested in aquaria, all reflecting curious wartime science ideas.
An American observer in Atlante relays impressions of Venezuelan life and its contrasts with American manners. The piece names locals and scenes from Caracas amid social irony and cultural notes, including anecdotes about dining, drink, and party chatter.
The article notes three paths to wealth in Germany by work, deceit, or wandering. It claims seven government managers oversee lotteries that distribute 160 million dollars in prizes. The writer argues the lure of large sums harms families and diverts workers from honest toil, with about 22,000 winners annually and roughly 60 prizes exceeding 1,000 marks.
In Houston a fragmentary remark from a local column notes a maid praised as highly recommended yet bold, allegedly with a fierce retort that she once “broke the jaw of the last man who tried to kiss her.” The line hints at reputations and rumors in social circles.
A fragment from a forties era domestic column urges couples to choose quiet moments. It advises wives to avoid questioning while men discuss budgets or theater, emphasizing restraint and timing to prevent arguments and divorces despite rough, vivid imagery.
Step by step bake a suckling pig with bread stuffing and sausage layer. Prepare twelve thin bread slices coated with butter, seasoned with paprika and salt, stack and cut, insert inside the pig along with a sausage layer, then truss and bake two and a half to three hours. Baste constantly, half an hour before finish brush with cream, return to brown to deep gold, serve with brown and apple sauce. Serve hot with currants on a napkin.
A fragmented recipe passage details preparing tart apples by peeling and slicing, mixing with braze and spice, then cooking to prevent scorching while forming a combined batter. It includes a hardwood paddle technique and notes cinnamon nutmeg and spice additions. The second part instructs a fish dish with boiling water, salt, vinegar, butter, onion, pepper, and a cream topping, finishing with bread crumbs and a slow bake.
The New York World reports a tale from the Ardsdale Golf Club annual dinner in East Orange New Jersey claiming golf originated in ancient times with Moses and Aaron playing on sea banks. The story features biblical figures discussing golf and a humorous misremembered exchange about a hole.
A historic recipe describes preparing oysters with buttered paper molds and a rich topping. It details cutting rounds, layering with paste and cheese, baking until golden, then finishing with breadcrumbs. It also notes an anchovy flavored variation with mustard and horseradish, and a yolk binding for a creamy finish.
At a recent French academy gathering the Immortals debated a new member. A famous writer entered, corrected colleagues, sparked laughter, and, after explanations, remarked on his own unfinished duty before a hurried exit. A friend then recalled a tale of Pastor who comforted a widow, highlighting shared pity.
A fragmented passage portrays Ya Muabrat as a ruinous intruder who taints all he touches. The text likens him to a pest that devastates larders and beer, stirring chaos through Malta and harming the victims of his depredations.
A disjointed text fragment describes a troubled relationship and yearning. The narrator recalls a clever servant, a lover's absence, and a restless night in a parlor. The language is jumbled with garbled names and unclear actions, leaving the core events unrevealed.
The Marlon Journal notes that telegraph and telephony firms should bury cables in riverbeds where drought exposes lines. The recent drought left cables unprotected as the river receded, prompting trenches to be dug and cables concealed to prevent repeat incidents.
In the district court of Weber County Utah the petition of Alonta Nadiey asks for guardianship of a minor and an incompetent person. Hearing is set for Saturday May 22 1909 at 9 30 oclock am in the County Court House Ogden City Weber County Utah. Clerk R G Dye notes the seal and Wiley Willey attorneys for petitioner from Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice of election to decide if a state tax of one mill on all taxable property shall be levied for fifteen years to fund a State Capitol and related works. Election set for June 1 1909, with voters in Utah to decide the rate and purpose, governor and secretary of state affirming official proclamation and timing.
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