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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
9
A mother recounts choosing a safe reliable food for her infant when nursing became impossible, aiming to ensure health and happiness for her child through careful feeding choices.
Fragmented prose outlines fashion trends with cuffed bloomers and revived fads. Quietyn suits gain attention as the season’s smart look in New York, with cape colors and hair matching. Duvetyn blends with silk and wool as dominant fabrics. sheer ribbons and light trims appear on camisoles and kimonos amid evolving styles.
A homemaker notes practical bread based sandwiches for picnics. It lists filling ideas including cold meat with butter and mayonnaise, cheese varieties with pickles or celery, cottage cheese with olives and nuts, egg sandwiches with chopped whites and yolks, and tangy mixes with green pickle or green pepper, ginger and fruit spreads.
Spread the INK evenly on one slice of bread and cover with the other. Wrap each sandwich in parchment and place in a clean paper lined box or wrap in a napkin. Pack in a basket, well covered to curb heat and spoilage.
A dated remedy advises discarding many garments due to a shine on material caused by slime. It recommends sponging shiny areas with pure vinegar while hot, rubbing vigorously, then pressing. Repeat the process whenever the shine reappears to restore the fabric.
Practical household hints cover stiffening lace with Inith and blotting paper, placing knives forks and spoons correctly, preventing scratches from fine china. Guidance on preventing grease stains and avoiding crust blistering when baking a single crust pie.
A camisole with a crocheted top, a bright ribbon cross motif, a turquoise jacket with white knitted details, and a large wool bag embroidered in cross stitch. The items are described as stylish yet practical gifts in bold color and texture.
The snippet notes chopped fat galt pork may be used as a pastry item and mentions traits as time saving desserts. It also touches on bright windy days ideal for blanket washing, slip covers for furniture in summer, and all black carpets as decorative in some rooms.
A cryptic note describes equal parts cold potatoes and cold chopped chicken with the proper seasoning to wake exerlent tash nt, suggesting a recipe idea or kitchen trial. The fragment hints at a dish that blends chilled ingredients for a simple, seasoned result.
A brief note on clothing styles highlights fringe trims on mantles and pockets, with short sleeves making long gloves necessary. It mentions soft pangee and wool embroidered blouses as part of the fashion shift.
President Wilson, an elder in the Presbyterian church, said he was deeply interested in the New Era movement aimed at a two year plan to tackle present problems. He urged the church to devote itself to service and enlightenment as a modern public duty. A separate item notes the United States extending a 350 million loan to Estonia to pay for American goods.
Dispatches from Copenhagen report Lithuanian legation notification that Bolsheviks on the Lithuanian front have been surrounded. The Lithuanians offer peace terms as their advance continues. Paris reports an American brigade formed to serve in the Lithuanian army with officers and enlisted men applying for ranks. In Paris, Sept. 2, the Aegean port access to Bulgaria is to be ceded along with railway links. London political chatter centers on Lloyd George, Bonar Law, and a renewed pre-election strategy.
Chicago September 2 The department of justice prepared to begin a double federal grand jury inquiry into profiteering and hoarding by the big five packers and sugar operators. District Attorney Clyne said the opening would reveal complete records of Cudahy Packing dating back to 1912 covering forty cities.
G A R Commander C F Adams announced at the national encampment in Columbus that he will recommend steps to federate the G A R American Legion Spanish War Veterans and other patriotic groups. He said federation would not mean amalgamation and aims to foster Americanism and unified action against threats to the government.
Chicago dispatch reports a note slipped beneath actress Laura Hope Crews door at the Blackstone theater after a performance. The letter, reportedly from an Actors Equity member, warns of disfigurement and was turned over to police by her manager. The other items discuss Serbia minority rights, Serbia prewar status, and economic concerns, plus a Paris report on France dealing with Germany trade, all dated Sept. 2.
A local doctor responds to E. W. Clayton and defends farmers amid wartime profiteering claims. He rebuts Clayton on wheat prices and farmer profits, arguing farmers were among the era’s greatest profiteers and criticizing Clayton’s stance. References to Monson, Luton, and political figures appear, with discussion of farming versus mining work and economic pressures.
A fragmentary clipping notes a local doctor and a farmer's son as part of a humorous reference to spring and early summer on the wee vs. The line hints at a comedic tone and mentions the weevil colony, ending with a call to read the Classified Ads.
The supreme council will give Bulgaria a treaty text that determines its boundaries and provides for a port on the Aegean but does not name the port. The Bulgarian delegation must renounce claims to specified territories to be allocated later. The Thrace dispute among delegates will not delay peace with Bulgaria.
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