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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1917
Page
8
A fashion description by Irene Bordon outlines a tailored aviation inspired skirt and coat ensemble with white glace kid, orange and linen accents, and a matching veil. Also cited are endorsements for Foley's Honey and Tar, plus a public health note of Senator Dern’s auto accident and a minor grain mill manager appointment in Minn.
A recipe fragment describes three cups cold beans with stewed tomatoes, water, flour, salt and pepper, then thickened with lard. It includes corn bread using sugar butter milk corn meal soda baking powder and buttermilk, noting doubling for a large family.
Nutrition data show cornmeal provides significant portions of fat and carbohydrates in the U S diet with over 60 percent of vegetable origin. A squash croquettes recipe uses cooked squash butter sugar flour walnuts and spices to serve eight people.
A fragment notes that goat fur is favored for fall outfits and that a beaver fur piece with two inch hair lies on the fur trim, creating a dark, unusual appearance. The text references Soogalta and Un Duched beaver as part of styling by a few Paris designers.
A brief item notes that wide belts are nearly universal and used belted rather than tied, reflecting a wet year. It mentions modern belts are mounted of metal and celluloid buckles for uniforms, replacing prior ties.
A collection of rough kitchen notes detailing steps for baked beans in a hot pan, stewed beans with butter and molasses, Spanish style beans, salt rising bread, and related toasting and simmering instructions. The text mixes measurements with incomplete phrases and dating clues, focusing on bean dishes, soups, and a warm sponge bread method.
Paris dispatch reports Tesups praising President Wilson for guiding the war effort and foreseeing a postwar peace machine. Colonel Howse oversees gathering data on U.S. entry, aiming to centralize expertise for national aims, with capable organizers building the future.
Washington reports a vast harvest of indictments from the September 6 government raid on Industrial Workers of the World offices. Authorities say 116 ringleaders face charges while many related documents await study to flesh out broader plans and local aims. The probe hints at links to a German corruption fund, though no master operator has been identified.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to keep kidneys active and clean. It claims to relieve back pain headaches and bladder issues by taking four ounces of Jad Salts and a tablespoon of lemon juice with a water rinse before breakfast for several days. The copy promotes grape and lemon juice acid blend with lithia as harmless and enjoyable to drink.
An old Philadelphia Ledger style report notes the Tenth engineers forest meet ment leaving for France after a brief review. The article mentions Ogden men among the contingent and references a forester crew heading to duty, with dialogue about local pies and a restaurant scene as a curious aside.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions interment at 9 am and references a medical remedy produced by J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It describes a drug claimed to cure a incurable illness with constitutional tonics and mucous membrane applications, all in distorted text.
In Dawson Y T the automobile traffic expands rapidly as tractors haul wood and motor trucks steadily enter the district. Roads from Lawson to Grantville Quartz Creek and other points are being improved to handle increased car use. Klondike river routes, a major wood and power corridor, see extensive traffic with a quarter million dollars’ worth of logs moving annually.
In North Ogden, changes ripple through the community as Superintendent of the North Ogden Sunday school departs after a lengthy service, Dexae Campbell is called into the army, and Mr. Dalley steps in to oversee farming and orchards. Mrs. Helen Taylor Jackson retires to California with her husband, and Maylock becomes Woolworth manager there. The annual North Ogden ward conference is set for October 14, with stake leaders and many members preparing to attend.
The text notes that poor young men of Norih Geden William Gibron Isaac Campbell Ray Daniela and William Daniels are being drafted for the third contingent. It advises a cautious farewell and suggests practical gifts and modest acts rather than emotional goodbyes.
A muddled etiquette column discusses oyster and clam service first courses and ice trays, then notes Alicia Hoyt answers etiquette questions, ending with a fragment about Don Quixote debating a young lady’s intentions and invitation choices.
A fragmented narratorVoice portrays a dusky civilian on registration day in a southern city. He complains about orders to move and why he does not want to join cavalry. The exchange includes garbled dialogue and a magazine style aside questioning duty and obedience.
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