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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
9
A Women’s Page piece discusses family dynamics, the danger of gossip, and the duty to shield loved ones. It warns against exposing weaknesses and urges restraint in discussing relatives. The essay argues virtue grows from discretion and unity in the household.
A fragmented fashion note discusses feminine styles using vier tizures and raw edges on capes and evening wear. It mentions Shetland wool fabrics, misty colors, and how wraps, belts, and wire shelving ideas influenced smart shop appeal, with minor household polishing tips and window treatment hints.
A partial OCR fragment discusses controlled burning and cooling procedures. It mentions keeping the burn slow and even for twenty four hours and maintaining pairs for safety, though the context and full instructions are unclear.
A vintage guide recommends potato water for fading white waists and silk revival, milk for ink stains, ammonia to remove mildew, and cataphor for fruit stains. It advises prewetting ink stains before washing and borax for scorching on fireproof dishes. The tips emphasize simple domestic methods and common household agents.
A guide to repairing lace with knots and threading, followed by observations on a race meeting fashion. Describes a coal scuttle bonnet trim with scarlet geranium accents and a black hat called a bat. Notes on capes Manosa and similar styles lined with duvetyn in pale neutrals and their chic versatility for sea side or country wear.
Discussion of silk materials and straw frame hat design featuring dark blue or black silk taffeta, pleated ribbon, and a wired bow. Describes shoe styling with a Lancis XV heel, and contrasts pin kier lines with straight lines in衣 fashion, noting robe de ceremonie options in turquoise, smoke gray, or rose leaf chiffon with a gold ribbon girdle.
A vintage beauty column extols careful hair washing to avoid troubles. It recommends a thrifty homemade shampoo dissolving canthras in hot water, yielding a cooling lather that cleanses scalp and boosts natural gloss, then rinses to leave hair soft and pliant.
Eighteen boys from the Vatican choir arrived in New York but were sent to Ellis Island and not allowed to land because they are under eighteen and unaccompanied by parents. The voyage aims to tour the United States and Canada, with the group drawn from fifteen Vatican chapels and including twelve priests. The choir’s veteran member, Tomaso Mori, remains active in church music, while Canon Monsignor The Key accompanied the group as director.
Henry Morgenthau head of the American commission in invest igating the treatment of Jews in Poland has returned to Paris from a trip of inquiry.
A League of A. F. of L. members urges President Gompers and the AFL executive council to cancel all strikes nationwide and to elect all union officers by direct secret vote. The seven proposals include presidential authority to suspend strikes, automatic US president membership on the AFL executive council, and power to remove officers. The letter warns of a perilous global and domestic situation threatening free democracy and calls for increased production to combat high living costs.
President Wilson begins a six day California tour aimed at promoting the peace treaty. He travels from Portland to San Francisco with stops planned in San Diego and Los Angeles, while continuing his public speaking amid opposition from Senator Hiram Johnson. A K of P smoker and American Legion drive are scheduled in Oakland with Women of American Patriots serving refreshments.
Washington. Opposition from Republicans and Democrats defeated proposed appropriation of 10000 for a sword gift to General Pershing. After the defeat, the military committee chair suffered the resolution of thanks, adopted with Representative Schall casting the sole presenting vote. The text stated the thanks of the American people.
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