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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
10
A bulletin from the National Emergency Food Garden Commission with the newspaper urging intensive canning outlines recipes for chowchow and piccalilli. It lists vegetables, brine, vinegar boil steps, spices, and canning method to produce thick relishes ready for jars.
The passage describes a meat pie preparation with a buttered dish, a thin layer of verril cell, rich biscuit pastry lining, a filling of chopped oysters, salt and pepper, and a top layer of chopped meat, then poured over. It reads like a historical kitchen instruction and emphasizes assembled layers and seasoning.
New York Ort 17 A resson wardrobe lacks an attractive blouse here a lovely model in Meorgotte crepe shown The blouse features an oval neck a low collar at the sides and back and front Dark crepe touches at bodice and sleeves with metallo braiding and braid bath buttons for chic contrast
A local snippet blends praise for Foley remedies with household cooking tips. It touts Foley’s Honey and Tar and Foley's Money and Tar as cures for coughs and colds while sharing recipes for scalloped sweet potatoes creamed potatoes endive salad mint sauce and cranberry dishes. It presents a chaotic collage of personal endorsements and stepby step kitchen guidance.
Article discusses saving kitchen scraps for fat and bones to enhance cooking. It explains rendering fat from pork and beef, using bones for soup, and using rendered fat in baking and frying. Mentions cotton seed oil as a cheaper alternative to olive oil and its similar taste and uses in dressings and pastries.
New York, May 1 I The United States Food Administration warns mills to accelerate orders for hard winter wheat to meet eastern and central demand before the Great Lakes transportation window closes. Chairman James A. P. Dell notes a smaller harvest may limit supply and affect quality of established brands.
Health guidance warns pneumonia rises with winter change, exposure in poorly ventilated rooms, crowded transport, and theaters. It notes the germ Enter pneumoniae can inhabit healthy throats and stresses resisting illness through vitality, avoidance of alcohol, and prompt warmth after cold, damp exposure.
A feature urging the home woman to participate in the Liberty Loan drive. It highlights that many women work unseen for the war effort and explains the benefits and mechanics of buying Liberty bonds, urging mothers and homemakers to invest through banks in installments.
Officials urge patrons to carry their bank book when visiting branches. The reminder aims to ensure smooth account access and record verification, especially for recent transactions and balance checks. Local branches reaffirm policy and advise customers to keep the book safe.
Everyday household hints for stain removal and cleaning. Recipes cover paint cleanup with vinegar and hot water, whitening with sunshine and soap, salt for silver and fabrics, kerosene for oiled wood, lemon juice and salt for ink stains, and sun drying. Includes advice on preserving bouquets and whitening garments.
Washington dispatch reports Willet Bath of Norwalk Connecticut escaped from a German internment camp at Biel and carried news that American prisoners in Germany face starvation without Red Cross and Smith aid. Bath also describes a horseman aboard the British steamer Esmeralda captured by the Moewe and taken to Germany just before U S entry. Details of the escape are not provided. A Senate bill proposes an eight hour duty act for linemen.
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