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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1915
Page
5
Mrs Eva Leonard shares insights on married life during a modest era highlighting domestic guidance. The piece covers choosing practical garments for kitchen wear by the budget, noting light colored clothes launder as easily as dark, and offering do's and don'ts in courtesy and social conduct.
Mrs Leonant recalls a struggle of a couple living on an $80 to $90 per month allowance amid rising costs. The wife laments scarce funds, while the husband recalls sacrifices and a vow to manage within limited means. She fears an unstable home and questions faith as tension rises.
The article notes the use of goarse material and mod cuts for house dresses and aprons. It argues for lighter colored fabrics, claiming they launder as easily as darks and look neater after ironing, keeping young women in fresh, presentable attire for household duties.
A fragment from a November Woman's Home Companion lists dozens of etiquette guidelines. It emphasizes asking hosts before inviting guests, consulting the hostess about invitations, arranging transport, and proper introductions. It also notes proper coverage of laundry, letters after departures, and avoiding calling on women without hosts present.
Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo arrived in Batt Lake City with Mrs McAdoo and aides for a day of hospitality and public events. A 2:20 pm public reception at the Hotel Utah welcomed the cabinet member and his wife, followed by a Sunday dinner with Governor Spry and state leaders. McAdoo praised nonpartisan patriotism, discussed wartime economics and tariff policy, and noted revenue trends amid the European conflict while revealing no final tax recommendations.
A garbled early 20th century item notes that New York authorities decree that in a monster suffrage parade to take place in October women must wear suffrage hats, with the Exoplro state cadre enforcing the rule.
Rev Carver denounces the Armenian massacres as a martyrdom surpassing earlier brutalities. He links modern suffering of Armenians to Christian patience, warns against denial of atrocity, and calls for faith amid sorrow at First Presbyterian Church during the Life of Jesus Christ series.
Officials announce a dispatch from Sofia noting weather and fog hindered operations but Bulgarian forces extended gains on the western front. Troops reached a line along the Great Malkan range, occupied key positions near Nichsia and Vraja, and advanced rapidly in Mecedonts and Brogalnitea valleys amid heavy rain.
Bao Francisco Oct 12 Fire damaged 1924 feet of snow shed on the main line of the Southern Pacific railway at Sun tatt California. Authorities report traffic delayed as crews fight the blaze and assess damage while state officials receive word of the incident.
Fragmentary wartime note reports continued German advances near Belgrade with repulses along portions of the frontline. Names and places appear in garbled form but indicate battlefield action and local counteractions as forces maneuver in the region.
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