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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
8
A Woman's Page column advises daily hair care during heat to maintain smooth appearance. It warns against wearing hats indoors, storing fake hair, and neglecting scalp airing. Tips include brushing, drying, and dry shampoo to combat oily, damp scalp and prevent odor.
Thrifty tip from the United States Department of Agriculture urges spreading leftover meat over other foods to economize. Chop the meat and mix with leftover potato or rice, season with salt and pepper. Bake assembled turnovers about half an hour in a hot oven, with a buttered dough crust. Serve with a brown sauce made from butter, flour, water or stock, and salt.
In Norfolk Nebraska in 1907, Misband filed for a decree from Joh B. Willian in district court yesterday. The plaintiff alleges wilful neglect and abusive language, threatening violence, and constant jealousy. She asks that the suit cover no money but seeks relief from the marriage.
A whimsical fashion feature describes summer wear trends with notes on hats, tunics, frocks, and trims. It highlights fabrics like cotton crepe, satin, and tulle, detailing embroidery, trims, belts, pockets, and pastel shades, reflecting a period style of fashion commentary.
A fragmented note imagines a daughter's heart with a longing for stylish attire. The text hints at a wish for fashionable coats and hats as a symbol of status and affection, though the wording is garbled.
A partial comedy act by Harry Antrim and Betsy Vala Tether draws laughs as the pianist performs while an audience enjoys the show. The piece then shifts to practical guidance on storing apples and potatoes with cooling, basement, and outdoor pit methods, referencing Farris' Bulletins for further details.
An advertisement features Alvin Bornes of Adm, Indiana, praising Boby Kidney Pilla for back and kidney pain relief after eight years. He credits three doses with removing bloating and ongoing relief, urging others to consider the product despite general health issues.
The Pantages bill at the Orpheum features a vaudeville program led by Binger's Midrets with strong performances. The three Romanoffs deliver a lively dancing act while Gerrard's trained monkeys showcase trapeze skills. Master Dave Schooler and Lonusa Dickinson are highlighted in a notable musical number.
Thomas Ziage former Southern Pacific employee sues for 5400 in district court alleging coworkers caused a falling car damaged him. He says he suffered injuries and lost time, placing total damages at 5500 plus court costs.
Speakers at a five-state livestock conference called by the Food Administration and the Agriculture Department warned of an impending meat animal shortage unless production is stepped up. Tomorrow sessions will address meat and dairy price controls and centralization, with officials expected to set policy.
A fractured satirical piece recalls a boy asking about a stranger's father's trade. The boy mistakes the man for a motor car trader, while the line hints the father is an undertaker. The scene paints social misreadings and era ambiance through a whimsical exchange.
Edward Pilaworth writes from The Vigt Janten urging Irish Americans to support the Allied war effort against Germany. He emphasizes unity, condemns German cruelty, and calls for action to aid friends and fellow soldiers, warning that war is grim and must be fought with resolve.
Washington reports action in committee on the war profits tax bill, scaling up the levy to about 1.22 billion dollars and outlining plans to curb high taxation. The measure, part of a broader effort to raise revenue, faces opposition from some senators who expect future eliminations of consumption taxes and related increases.
A long report outlines graduated war profit taxes, exemptions and rates for corporations, partnerships and individuals based on net income relative to prewar standards. It notes proposed revenue and specific exemptions for trades and professional services, health and accident insurance, and other sectors. Also mentions Austrian and Hungarian peace talks planned in Vienna in November with possible far reaching policy decisions.
Alicia Hoyt answers reader questions on etiquette including christening gifts and proper conduct in stairways and social courtesies. A note on polite replies to compliments suggests graceful responses. The item also reports that iron molders in Branford, Canada, secured a pay raise.
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