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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
10
New York fashion note on Mrs. Vernon Castle's reception dress inspired by the bustle. The gown features optical satin, crystal and sequin girdle, a substantial train, and rye tal embroidery. A large ostrich feather fan completes the evening look, with lacquer handles and teardrop feather accents.
The article describes Swiss wartime censorship and methods to reuse soaked newspapers. It explains soaking, wringing, and drying sheets to recover pulp, creating tinder, kindling, or even omelets with the dried fibers. The piece notes gloves to avoid ink stains and a two-person wringing method.
The Standard will publish Anna Held impressions on topics of women’s interest. She answers questions about woman suffrage, wartime roles, French resilience, happiness, and the impact of soldiers and European women on future society. Look for her weekly insights in this leading Standard feature.
An unclear excerpt references difficulty pressing, materials to manufacture items, and lightweight spray lugs coming in handy in various ways. The text is fragmentary and lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to identify specifics or entities.
A compact guide to affordable entertaining offering fruit soups and simple dishes. It covers Halibut Salad with mayonnaise dressing, Nut Leaf with bread crumbs and nuts, Graham Muffins, Corn Bread No Eggs, and a Banana Cantaloupe dessert with gelatine. Notes include substitutions and serving tips, urging chilling and advance prep.
An etiquette column advises on money lessons for children with weekly allowances to teach budgeting. It notes that even in wealthy families the sum should be modest and paid regularly. It also stresses guests should respond to invitations and that hosts deserve courteous behavior from all attendees.
Anna Pelzer of 2326 Jefferson Street, So. Omaha, endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds after it cured her daughter. Neighbor Mrs. Benson also uses it, and the ad claims the remedy clears passages and relieves breathing. Alt, Mintyre Drug Co. advertises this product.
The feature describes a fashionable figure of the era with a straight silhouette, pressed puff sleeves, and simple waistlines. It notes the overall girlish, capable style and remarks on whether the look is real or artificial, attributing it to the era’s fashion expert.
A reader reports facial and neck itching pimples that grew into heads, with severe itching. They used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, noting warnings about harsh soaps and recommending Cuticura for all toilet use with occasional ointment for redness or dandruff. Free sample offer via Caficora Dept. 1 Boston. Prices Soap 6c, Ointment 25c and 50c.
Congressman Silton Welling defends bipartisan war effort mockingly condemning antiwar talk as un-American. He praises President Wilson and Utah's support, deflecting calls for partisan conflict while urging unity and strong leadership during the national emergency.
The city draft board directs two groups of men to depart Ogden on November 2. Names include David Jenkins of 2889 Hudson Avenue Nels C Flysare of 2427 Diefter Ron Avenue James W Nelean of 100 Washington Avenue Earl Filo Munson of 558 Twelfth Street and Arthur Fronborg of 945 Twenty Oret Street.
A cryptic line says Orphan are both dead as readers report a strange city scene. The text discusses ore content and mining costs, noting high sliver lead production under 7 cents, with small mines facing costly operations in Utah Nevada Idaho. A late girl’s guest queries the orphan housing as locals react to the grim phrase.
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