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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
9
The article discusses staying with straight silhouettes for street wear through winter, refashioning old fur trims and coats, and introducing angora fabrics as substitutes. It notes how fashion shifts focus to tailored suits with revised sleeves and belts, while skirts may shorten slightly. It also lists holiday meal plans and seasonal dress considerations amid changing fashions.
Fragmentary notes reference Coblenz trade HQs and a peace treaty context. Mentions To r Tareblatt line and informed watchers, with a stray aside on oysters and albumin in cooking. Opaque, unclear details.
A fragment describes diverse neckpieces and collars in winter fashion. Mink leads pelts for neckpieces, trimmings, and fur accents, with kolinsky and gray hare pieces noted. Rabbit fur is mentioned for a specific rallying purpose, and overall styles include broad collars and shoulder caps in muted and natural tones.
A brief fashion note describes a heavy cream face appearing in a Georgette crepe outfit. It notes the waistline shaping with a sudden drop to the hips giving a distinct silhouette for readers observing current style.
The article describes methods to tenderize tough beef by searing to seal in juices and slow cooking. It outlines a recipe for round steak on biscuits including cutting steak, coating, cooking briefly then finishing in a fireless cooker for hours, with a gravy thickened by a flour water mix and served with split baking powder biscuits.
A compact notice invites Liberty bond sellers to contact Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue by phone 59. The ad uses a street address, a person name and a contact method to solicit bond offers. It reads like a classified sale matter from a historical newspaper page.
Advert for hot springs transit lists trips from Ogden with times including 12 30 p m and 6 p m and 7 15 p m on weekdays and Sundays extra specials at 1 90 p m and 2 30 p m all cars depart from the interurban terminal on twenty fourth street. Youngstown weighs an aviation ordinance asking council to ban flying below 1500 feet and require stunt pilots to stay at or above 1500 feet.
A long narrow scarf in black fox fur dominates this winter fashion. The wrap fits snugly around the throat to protect against cold and flatters the contour of the face with its open drape.
Mexico City reports a five percent premium for Mexican silver despite a previous ten percent premium. The Associated Press notes market activity and possible implications for trade and collectors. Further details on price levels and sourcing were not immediately available.
Minister Luis Cabrera dismissed reports that Afexi monetary systems are endangered by high silver prices and claimed the silver coin shortage stems from local speculators fed by press reports. Separately, flyers from Texas report a cross country air trip, and Chicago notes describe martial law in Gary and East Chicago with renewed strikes and a fatality at Illinois Steel’s South Chicago plant.
An assortment of advertisements for local businesses and services appears, including Bramwell Book and Stationery, Washington Ave poultry feed, Utah National Bank, legal services by T. O'Connelly, carpet cleaning and furniture repair, chiropractic, scavenger, drain tile, engraving, life insurance, clothing and fabric shops, loan offers, printing, piano tuning, medical doctor, real estate, trunk and luggage repair, painting, printing, and sanitary services. Names, addresses, phone numbers, and specialties provide a directory-like snapshot of storefronts and trades.
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