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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
10
Woman's Page discusses color theory, arguing color equality with music in affecting mood. It critiques vulgar color pairings with gray and urges sensitive observation of harmonious tones in landscapes, fabrics, and fashion, linking color perception to emotional expression and aesthetic response.
The article surveys autumn fashion with capes using black and white checks, French and American ornamentation, and thin skirts enhanced by flounces, panels, and belts. It highlights long black silks, intricate headpieces, and decorative perforated igloos, noting hip emphasis and varied fabrics for a chic, era-specific look.
Cleaning directions describe cleaning two tone cybour shades by laying them flat, scrubbing with bright soap and water, drying before turning, repeating on the opposite side. White shades may be soaked in hot ammonia suds then tubbed and scrubbed, rinsed, and hung damp to dry quickly, turning as needed for even color.
An advertisement touts Solvite soap for home dry cleaning to save money. It claims five to ten dollars can be saved by washing garments at home using a gas stove or boiler, with detergents and directions included. The copy emphasizes items like coats, dresses, lace, fur, and draperies, asserting no fading or wrinkles and advising against dry cleaning without Solvite.
A readable old instruction describes renovating a pillow by using a bag from a cleaning product, tearing the bag end to replace it, securing tightly, then turning on an electric current to agitate and dry the feather fill. The wording is awkward and the safety of this method is questionable.
In the Kitchen column the author describes adding a chair of cangement height to facilitate dishwashing and ironing. Four wooden rubber tipped bumpers are screwed into chair legs to provide stability, with a snack table that can be raised similarly for convenience.
Many mothers overlook early mouth care for newborns. Germs causing mouth infections are absent at birth but appear about eight hours after birth. Proper attention can prevent early dental problems and promote healthier teething.
A fragmented guide advises baby dental hygiene and corduroy care. It recommends sterilizing the baby's mouth to prevent gum infection, changing teething items, and using resin or acid solutions. For the drainboard it promotes newspaper protection and woolen mats, plus corduroy garment care and restoration through gentle washing and air drying.
An advertisement promotes Mic-Na tablets to relieve indigestion stomach distress within minutes. It promises money back if relief is not achieved and offers refund on an empty box. Culley Drug Co. and local druggists carry the product. The piece also notes Corunna port visits and a new Spanish line of steamers targeting South American passenger traffic.
Roosevelt field welcomed Captain Z C Donaldson at 10 03 02 am completing the transcontinental flight from San Francisco as twenty two planes remained in the cross country race American flight aid officials reported fourteen more still en route while two had returned Donaldson noted the emergency repair to his landing gear after a break on Saldu re field using a improvised spare part fixed in place to finish the race
An old remedy is revived: Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally. A downtown druggist touts its effectiveness with simple application using a sponge or brush, claiming hair returns to a darker, attractive shade by morning with subsequent uses.
President Wilson remains in declining health as doctors report his prostate condition stable but fatigued. A major meeting at the White House addresses the national industrial conference amid efforts to avert a strike and secure a broad new program across capital and labor groups.
Chicago, Get. 20. With the arrival in New York today of Captain J. Q. Donaldson on the second lap of his transcontinental air voyage, the army air race sees Lieut. B. W. Maynard complete the 402 mile voyage on Saturday. Captain Lowe Ell H. Smith leads to finish third in the contest as he reached Teng, Nevada after flying from Cher venmne, Wyoming with 35 miles remaining.
A chaotic wartime style dispatch from Washington reports multiple airmen racing east and west across the United States. Earl Manzelman arrives in Cleveland as 600 gallons separate him from Mineola field while Alex Pearson reaches Rock Salend after a meteor delay and Linwl in Adney Nebraska makes progress toward New York. Several flyers abandon the cross country challenge near Cheyenne and Rock Springs. Lieutenant Reynolds completes the first crossing but others lag or withdraw. An ambassador dies after an operation in Washington and Italian envoy Count Macchi di Collars is noted.
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