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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
9
A reflective column discusses controlling temper and the balance of genius and character. It contrasts powerful minds with self restraint, notes the peril of a volatile temperament, and praises true greatness that governs thought and action. Also includes a recipe for Potato and Nut Croquettes with step by step preparation guidance.
The page offers old stain removal methods for mildew rust corn and grease with household basics and a recipe section. It includes coffee and ink stain treatment, technique tips using lemon juice tartar sauce and lard, plus practical steps for sun drying and soaking. It also presents chocolate ice cream cookies corn pudding and eggs on toast recipes with measurements and instructions.
A fragment discusses practical tips for cooking and preserving food. It covers adding carbonate of soda to stew fruit, sealing aromas in a pan with raw ginger, reheating milk to remove burnt taste by cooling the pan with salt, and storing baked goods to keep for weeks.
A vintage notice promotes a cheap shampoo method using a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water to create a liquid for whole hair treatment. It claims it cleans the scalp, dissolves impurities, and leaves hair bright and fluffy with quick drying, cautioning about gentle application.
The article urges housewives to balance stylish bedroom wall coverings Nell enameled furniture and dainty draperies with a practical chair for a mother to withdraw for rest and relaxation in her own room. A wicker rocker is mentioned as a suitable addition.
Weber Malan of 2756 Jefferson was arraigned before Judge Roberts in the city police court on speeding. He posted $10 bail for release and a trial date was set for September 23.
Fragmentary report states Frederick FE Bund re enlisted in the U S Army for service in Siberia citing high living costs as a motive. It notes a Bolshevik clash at Green River Wyoming and a plan to help Uncle Sam with transportation to various global locales.
An upcoming Yeomen social evening is announced for Friday at 7 p.m. in the WWOW hall. Officers for the ensuing term will be elected and refreshments will be served. All members and guests are urged to attend.
Weber County students aged 14 to 18 are to register next Wednesday September 24 at their nearest school to comply with a new education law. The measure requires 144 hours of part time schooling. some pupils may miss time for harvest or factory work. A part time director will oversee compliance and a probation authority may handle truancy. Parents and employers are urged to cooperate. noncompliance carries penalties.
Italian soldiers and their families are bound for Alaska to work fisheries and roadh lands, after four and a half years on the Malian wattle fronts. The group will stop in San Francisco until next season and aims to settle in Alaskan roadh and rivers, aided by American doughboxa.
A letter from Charles W. Schaeffer, Utah State Federation of Labor vice president, argues for and against the state federation’s resolution on the Soviet government and withdrawal of American troops from Russia. He recounts the convention roll call and urges repudiation for requiring more evidence, while noting support for other resolutions and referencing magazine commentary.
Engineer J P Martin reports Scenic Driveway 5 near Salt Lake is under construction from Brighton project sites. It will join a Baltic Lake scenic highwx route, expected to finish in late next summer. The route spans about 100 miles with a three loop trip starting Salt Lake to American Fork.
The Journal outlines a return route between American Fork and Draper along the present road, noting a $200,000 cement arch bridge at Parley's canyon to be built by Salt Lake County. Work on the bridge is slated before extensive highway progress and the county cannot provide financial aid until 1924 due to needed expenditures.
Editor notes Ogden High and Weber Academy have a long Wunsch to play football on Saturdays to boost attendance and support for the team. Alumni and locals advocate moving Friday games to Saturday November 14 or 15 to maximize turnout, with students and communities aligned behind an Orange and Black championship effort.
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