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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
9
A kitchen sketch of affordable dinners and desserts including baked beans tomato salad fish salad with eggs and olives chicken salad waffles and caramel sauce with sugar cakes. Recipes give steps for dressing beans and assembling salads with mayonnaise, herbs, and crisp lettuce plus a waffle batter and caramel sauce and a sugar cake with currants almonds and candied fruit.
A quirky fashion column discusses evolving skirts and blouses while offering practical towel repair tips. It suggests lengthening stitches to run back and forth across a towel to loosen tension and prolong life, noting garment changes for day and night wear.
The text notes the potability of combustion with heavier materials increasing a material’s popularity. It highlights a boon to the woman unsure how to fit over her last years Beret and signals a new opportunity with a fabric variant and a loose garment called the sport coat.
A nurse’s column decries overeating and autointoxication as causes of fatigue and high blood pressure. It warns against medicinal aids for digestion, notes excessive calorie intake and poor metabolism, and explains A B C as a mnemonic for cardiac health while urging sensible diet and medical caution.
A description notes a charming effect from a foulard in red or green paired with white linen collar and cuffs and a white linen skirt. It suggests the foulard can be worn alone or in a combination to create a chic costume.
A homemaking note suggests flavoring apple tarts by sprinkling lemon juice on the fruit before baking, then adding butter pieces sugar and nutmeg or clenamor. It also mentions waxed paper to prevent peedles from rusting and a tip to take a bath in nods water when very tired.
New sweaters arrive in patriotic colors. Some are plain with red white and blue stripes across collars cuffs and pockets. Others feature red white and blue zashes and trim on cuffs and pockets. Overall designs use red white and blue striped effects throughout.
An advertisement promises relief for catarrh related head noises and ear trouble. A home remedy using Patmint Double Strength, hot water, and sugar is described with dosing of one tablespoon four times daily. Early improvements in breathing and dizzy symptoms are claimed, along with possible hearing restoration for many. The notice also mentions a November convention of unions in Detroit and reports wage increases.
A letter from Katie describes relief from rheumatic and kidney pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes bladder trouble and near fainting at Ames, with described symptoms including back pains, swollen joints, puffiness under the eyes, and general discomfort.
Fragmentary medical note suggests headaches and low mood may stem from kidney and bladder issues. It hints at varied onset, urges relief and restoration, and notes springtime flare ups can be gradual or sudden.
An OCR fragment describes symptoms including pain burning irritation and fever with headaches eye burning and nervousness. It mentions a remedy offered by druggists, claiming healing benefits and a general call to purchase, though the text is garbled.
Operator Lloyd Tels filmed last night at the Albamibra for the Ogden Pretorea corpora tion under director Harry Terner. The shoot captured a live audience during rehearsals with Arnold Gould George Morell and Jack J. O'Con nor as Mephisto Valentine and Fanat. A calcium light box party drew Lillian Walker Jack Mower and other notables including Albert Beowcroft Mrs Scowcroft James H DeVine LeRoy Eccles Jr Henry AL Anderson Dotty Mack J J Willoughby Mayor A St Heywood and others. Marian Drowning will portray Marguerite in tonight’s studio scene.
The Ogden High School commencement exercises are set for tonight at 8 30 o'clock at the Orpheum theater. Tickets were issued to allow family and friends to attend and the program includes music by the Orpheum Orchestra salutatory poems and a valedictory, with the principal conferring diplomas by Superintendent H. School.
An ad promotes a 23 cent "Tie" foot soap bar promising relief for tired aching feet. It claims immediate cooling, reduced swelling, and supports wearing smaller shoes for all day comfort with a yearly price around 55 cents.
The city faces a pivotal decision on funding a sewer redesign and new outlets. Advocates argue sanitation, clean air and water are essential for Ogden’s future, warning that delaying costly infrastructure will leave the north side of the Ogden River in decay and endanger residents.
The Ogden Clearing House Association formed a seven committee working group to promote liberty bonds. They plan a citywide canvass of bank districts and will seek a July 6 public meeting with Newell Deightfils and Lawrence Chamberlain representing national banker groups.
An old classified ad urges readers to cut out the notice and mail it with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package. It lists Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, kidneys pills for various pains, and cathartic tablets, describing them as cleansing but contains misspellings and rustic marketing tone.
In a public plea from E. J. Minckley, the author argues property owners should fund better sanitation and street systems or risk a city lagging behind the world. He envisions a 1929 exhibition driving demand and urges a united, healthful, progressive community through improved infrastructure and civic pride.
The piece offers advice on jewelry choices for various social settings and debates whether to smoke at a luncheon. It discusses conforming to local customs, prudent dress, and suggests a conservative approach to personal habits, noting societal trends among performers and a Red Cross auxiliary formed by circus women.
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