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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
9
A homemaking feature explains affordable handbag making for fashionable results. It outlines materials patterns tassels and finishes, noting craft time can yield bags costing far less than store prices and suggesting decorative handles and linings for stylish, durable results.
A column of practical tips covers removing stains and dirt from walls, fabrics, and floors. Methods include linseed oil polish, magnesia for air leaks, and bailing water through coffee to lift stains. Also notes on door squeaks, carpet moths, washing clothes, and keeping cookware clean.
The text outlines attire for a morning wedding with options like a dark hive frock, white pique, or white Tiwen and Sik, along with gray suede cut Janthar shoes and a tan accessory. It notes the best man follows the bridegroom's example and mentions ushers and coordinating colors among participants.
An unclear advertisement describes buttermilk beauty effects for skin and eyes, asserting radiant skin and removal of redness and wrinkles. It mentions application on the face and eyes, with references to Howard's Vatterimirk Cream and Wright & Sons Co. but lacks verifiable details.
A brief domestic note advises pouring scalding water down the sink after capturing dishwater to prevent piney residues from clogging. The tip suggests placing a washing sofa over the drain before the hot water pour to ensure debris is cleared and the drain remains free.
The text fragment describes a strange ritual of scorching a garmimi and then rubbing it dry, with a remembered instruction to sponge it off. The odd wording mentions Tlepcat and repeated actions, suggesting a cautionary or folkloric snippet without clear context or date.
Recipe notes discuss using elder as an option and describe preparing four quarts of sterilized elder with four quarts of apples peeled and cut. If apples are coarse they are to be boned and strained before adding to elder, then boiled until the mixture thickens and the pulp and elder no longer separate.
The readable text appears as a jumbled list of food terms and vague phrases with no clear person, place, event, or organizaton. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize into a newspaper item with identifiable entities.
A fragmented note describes autumn jewelry with rings, Spanish combs, bracelets with small charms for photos, and beaded bags. It mentions items like wrens in autumn hues and small decorative elements, suggesting a decorative display of accessory pieces.
An old advertisement fragment seeks a school teacher and markets a remedy claimed to treat stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It promotes a one dose guarantee and mentions Melatyen Drop Co and druggists as distributors.
Pranes gain a new flavor when whole cloves are added to their cooking paths. The note suggests cloves enhance aroma and taste in the preparation process.
Reader warns against buying low quality dishes with weak enamel and fragile surfaces. Advises choosing durable sets with simple colors and easy cleaning. Encourages avoiding trendy designs that chip or stain, noting long term usability matters.
An aged advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatic twinges and external pains. It promises quick relief for muscle stiffness sprains bruises and weather-related aches, noting 49 years of worldwide use and availability in drugstores for $1.40 per bottle.
CUSCAGG Sept 30 report states Adolph Germer’s resignation as national secretary was accepted and the executive committee approved a revocation declaring Vic tor Berger a direct representative of government. An 1920 working program was drafted by a committee including Mor grit Hillquist and James O’ndebor Berger. The party renamed its official organ from Eye Opener to Socialists Call and set November for a campaign to free Eugene V. Debs and other war prisoners.
Major General Graves demanded an apology from Russian commander General Katmikoff for the arrest and flogging of two American soldiers near Iman in Priamur province. A Japanese officer was said to have intervened to prevent further hostilities as American hostages were taken and later released after a demand from Graves. The incident, described as among the most serious since the Allied landing, prompted a wider inquiry and State Department review.
Mount Mounsl Lot on Hilo Island erupted last night with lava flows across the Ken a side damaging homes. News from Washington notes U S Army strength for September lists 33 065 officers and men in Europe 8400 in Siberia 600 at sea and 304 100 in the United States. An unrelated classified item hints at October pay and ads.
An old advertisement from A. Re i McIntyre Drug Co. offers trial packages of Foley products for coughs rheumatism and kidney pain. The hook asks readers to mail name and address to Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago. It promises a sample pack including Honey ams for Caropound coughs Maley Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets.
TAINS Aug 20 reports that marshals Joffre Meek and Tetat have not yet worn new marshal uniforms. They instead add gold oak leaves to their capes and four golden stripes to the sleeves of their general uniforms, a choice noted during Victory Day celebrations.
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