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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
8
A column argues that marriage should share funds and chores as equal partners. It cites women bearing daily strain at home and worrying over household money, noting some men are fair while others cling to medieval views. It recalls a domestic anecdote of a husband dismissing his wife's request for money.
Fifteen directors were chosen at a recent meeting at the University club. From these directors, officers for the coming year will be selected. Elected for the year are Rev J B Carver John Watson Warren J Walt David O McKay Ralph Bristol A J Bigelow Frank M Driggs John Halla Heber Scowcroft Mrs R J Porter Nettle M Hetick Mrs J W Watson JR Cooper Miss Gladys Rich and Mrs Arnold Bowmen.
A fragmented vintage recipe page lists Dutch Apple Pie with apples currants citron peel and candied fruit, baked on a light crust. Also included are Corn Soup Puree of Beets and a Beef dish with beets potatoes and gravy, plus steps and rough measurements with several OCR garbled phrases.
Ogden women will be surprised at the compound action of simple glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients in the mixture. One spoonful relieves gas and sour stomach and acts on both upper and lower bowels, often stopping vomiting and may prevent appendicitis. An individual reports nervous bowel trouble and constipation relieved by the product. Advertisement from Metatyre Drug Co.
Sport minister designates a sober style for staff at the new ministry. He objects to low necklines flashy dresses and noisy youthful chatter. A secretary notes he dislikes loud apparel and wants staff to be tidy and restrained as flapper fashions fade.
Pumpkin pies and pumpkin faces set the mood for a big carnival dance at the W. O. W. hall on Thursday Oct. 30. Everyone is welcome and could contact J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson avenue to sell Liberty hands, phone 59.
How to relieve nasal congestion when head and nose are stuffed up. Ely's Cream Galm promises instant relief by applying a small amount inside the nostrils to penetrate air passages and soothe inflamed mucous membranes. Also an ad for Mitchell McPeek Produce Co. with room and phone numbers.
The article argues cheese is nutritious and economical, compares it with meats, and notes prejudices against cheese. It advises lighter preparation by grating, mastication, or melting, and suggests cheese enhances dishes like pasta and vegetables. It mentions a luncheon sandwich and a community event with pumpkin pie and cider, inviting all to attend a W. O. W. hall carnival on Oct 30.
A Sno Lake area woman Mrs Many Uney of 690 Oak, Sno Feanels, Cal, speaks with a representative about her grave illness and relief after trying a medicine she calls the best in the world. She describes long months of loss of appetite, nerves, and insomnia, then credits a remedy with restoring her health and appetite, allowing her to resume work and daily tasks.
J Brummitt of 2417 Hudson avenue pays highest prices for Liberty bonds, according to local notices.
A resident at 2930 Monroe Aves is set to undertake repairs and maintenance work this fall. The notice indicates planned activities and scheduling in the coming months with emphasis on safety and coordination with nearby properties.
In New York, members of the miscellaneous workers and helpers union resumed express service after a ten day strike. Walker D. Hines, director of the United States Railroad, denied threats to hire troops to replace strikers and said there was no plan to deploy troops or endanger workers. He asserted no troop deployment was discussed and rejected the alleged threat.
An advertisement touts Ditro-Phosphate as a tonic for weak nervous individuals. It claims improved sleep, appetite, and vitality after two weeks, with a money-back guarantee if no benefit is felt. The ad urges chewing food well and offers a two week supply for five cents a week.
Railroad employes press for higher wages overtime pay and better conditions before government steps back to private control. Timothy Shea of the firemen warns the board of railway workers of their demands for a faster wage and improved working conditions in a public notice from Oel. 22.
Testimony cites demands for a general wage increase on federal roads, linking it to wartime pledges on hours and overtime. Officials expect further requests as inflation and costs press workers, while Wilson denies broader raises for shopmen.
A vintage ad-like note promoting a simple shampoo method. Dissolve a Jenspoonful of canihrox in hot water to form a full cup of Alain Poo, rub into scalp and hair to dissolve impurities, soothe the scalp, and leave hair dry, shiny, and brushes-free.
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