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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
4
A dialogue between Cora and David debates gender roles and the aims of raising a son. He outlines wanting a boy who can lead in work and leadership, while she argues for broader opportunities for women. They discuss education, ambition, and companionship, aiming for a balanced, all around man and a matching partner.
Cora stops David from interrupting as he suggests a plan, then they describe a recipe for creamy oysters with white sauce, salt, pepper, mace, and nutmeg, using large oyster portions. They garnish with minced green pepper and present in fancy shells on a decorative tray. The passage shifts to fashion notes about lead craze beaded handbags and felt trimmed blouses with crepe Georgette and chiffon fabrics.
A fragment describes a rich icing for cake. It instructs creaming one tablespoon of butter with one and a half cups powdered sugar, beating in one egg yolk until smooth, then flavoring with orange and lemon extracts for a spreadable finish.
A fractured OCR text offers tips for ironing fabrics and fastener management, washing blankets, and a note on alum used as a glass repair aid. The fragment mentions laying Turkish towels and buttons face down during ironing, freeing blankets from dust with baking soda solution, and alum as a cement for mending glassware and ornaments.
In Salt Lake City Inland Crystal Salt Co manager J A Clayton Jr testified in federal court as the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs a salt rate cut. The hearing explores 20 percent reductions on railroad moves to the Pacific coast via Western routes to boost competition with California salt interests. Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific officials described current rates and coast bound connections from Portland Seattle and San Francisco. The session continues today with representatives from major salt firms and railroads present.
An ornate advert promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh with a fragrant healing cream. It claims rapid penetration of the nasal passages, soothing swollen membranes and providing immediate breathing ease, urging readers to buy a listed product.
Mrs Planche Lee Tagert a noted chiropodist with offices in the Walker Hawk building died at her Kensington apartments in Fair Lake on October 17 after a 10 day illness from heart trouble. Born October 16 1865 she died on her thirtieth birthday. She had two daughters Nevada and another from a previous marriage. She had lived in Nevada and Salt Lake City and built a large Chiropody practice. Her name was tied to legal suits involving Mrs Kathryn Van Alstyne over a husband’s affections. She survived by a daughter and several relatives in California and Spokane.
Chaos grips Athens as royalists march through the capital while troupes and marines guard key points. French observers report clashes with crowds as Admiral Du Fournet faces hostile demonstrations. Elsewhere the warfronts in Somme and Macedonia show continued bombardments and limited engagements.
State Secretary certifies a proposed amendment to Article VII section 17 relating to the Auditor and Treasurer election and duties. The document notes submission by the Legislature and expected effect January next following approval. Public funds oversight and board examinations are referenced. The notice is certified for publication by J. David Mattson, Utah Secretary of State.
The proposed amendment asserts that property taxes within the territory shall fund public needs, with exemptions for specific religious and charitable properties. It details valuation rules for mines and surface lands, tax rates for state and district funding, and procedures for voter approval and levy limits, including requirements for annual financial statements and publication.
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