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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1915
Page
4
Eva Leonard and a tale of upscale dining with a budget of 800 a month. Puffing potatoes and fashion notes on Callot gowns accompany a look at domestic life, kitchen tricks, and refined homemaking from a well known chef figure.
A distressed woman recounts domestic hardship and financial strain after marrying at nineteen. Olive consoles her, offering support for a way out as the pair discuss the husband Luther’s dep arts and the couple’s ongoing fights and concerns about Jack’s care.
A well known chef outlines puffed potato tips using Dutch or Irish potatoes. Key steps include cutting slices about one eighth of an inch thick with a straight knife, washing, and drying thoroughly before frying.
A fragmented cooking note describes heating fat gradually for potatoes. Begin moderately hot, test with a surface rise, remove potatoes briefly, then fry in a hot fat until a light brown color. The sequence emphasizes gradual heat, oil management, and achieving even color.
Fashion notes describe Callot gowns with lace sleeves forming faces and pet motifs, suspended from the upper arm and fastened at the skirt, a design varied among models. Maude Fealy, a drama and film actress, plans a return to the stage in The Lady and Jaye after years in motion pictures, with Cort presenting the piece post holidays.
Allied reports say Serbian and Montenegrin forces resist Austro German and Bulgarian advances along the Balkan front. Bulgarian progress is limited to the Zlotokopska valley near Morava and near Vratsa while bridges and railway work are cited. Enos and Strumitsa hold strategic value as defense lines and harbor fortifications.
News from Balt Jake dated Oct 11 reports ongoing work on the Emerald property. Inspectors and officials including Vleesident WLC and J. Engleavy reviewed the site as crews attempted to drive a drive beneath a down-want extension at the hematite body.
An advertising notice promotes magnesia as a universal remedy for stomach troubles. It claims quick neutralization of acid and gas, relief from burning sensations, and painless digestion through oral tablets or powder. The text lists various forms and asserts superiority over other remedies.
Fragmentary OCR reads misquoted dialogue about inscribing a message in a engagement line. Names and clear facts are garbled, yielding a brief stray exchange with the idea of a simple word retained.
London reports widespread complaints about waste in army spending. A Ballsbury Plain correspondent describes costly missteps including farm wagons bought for transport, replacement by traction engines at higher cost, and repeated road repairs costing nearly $200,000. The piece cites idle, uncooperative labor, lax supervision, and a culture of easy pay for little work among troops and local workers. A farmer notes frequent lateness and absence, while others describe dangerous complacency and porches built on land with lazy crews. The dispatch notes the public mood demands tighter economy and better labor control as the camp nears completion and a new line is planned.
Marysvale potash plant operated entirely today for the first time as a Utah product carload will be shipped this week, confirming U S independence from German imports. Charles St Mackonell of Chicago, VP of Mineral Products Corp, announced at the Motel Utah. The Armour interests rebuilt the plant’s tram for operation and Marysvale’s ramp to business was set, awaiting full train service mid September.
A vintage beauty note touts face powders and home mixtures to brighten skin, reduce discolorations, and create a velvety, youthful look. It recommends dissolving specific powders in water for a scalp cleansing wash and a tonic for shine control, claiming easy, affordable results.
In a quirky scene, Abner Morgan showcases a collie owned by his uncle while others watch the country’s best. The crowd grows restless as participants brag and react, with banter about cleverness and a dog tax lingering in the air.
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