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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
7
Local notes from Duchesne describe a progressing alfalfa seed plant and bustling social activity. Updates mention Mrs. William Baker visiting from Helper, road and auto trade, church and club gatherings, and departures to new homes in Colorado and Utah.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment and an internal remedy to combat catarrh by addressing constitutional health. The product has been marketed by J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio for over four years through druggists.
Dr Earl Lewis representing Lewis Optical Co Price will attend Dalgleish Jewelry Store Duchesne on Wednesday September 6 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM to provide glasses fittings and advice. Eyes that need glasses deserve the best.
London’s atmosphere described as the world’s filthiest with experts noting the smokiest conditions. One day saw seventy tons of soot over the capital, far above June averages, blamed on coal fires in homes offices factories and hotels.
Opinion essay lampoons Sir William Bell's What's Wanted list by suggesting a bank that permits overdrafts as humanity’s real need. The piece recalls old New York banking customs near Madison Avenue and mocks overdrawn checks with humorous nostalgia. It contrasts practical inventions with the desire for a bank that would honor errant accounts and avoid harsh penalties.
New India notes a surprising shift as Indian women push for education and emancipation. The piece argues centuries of seeing women as chattels are giving way to a practical, decisive demand for worthwhile learning from foreign teachers.
In Los Angeles police court an attorney joked about his client's crash pronouncing the driver as a pedestrian observer. The judge sought to question the client but the attorney explained the man is unstrung, having only recently learned to view a motor vehicle from the pedestrian angle.
A freight crew on the Effasouri river tied up for the night and found themselves amid an Indian powwow and war dance of about 500 Indiana. The crew quickly left, noting the eerie scene as darkness fell.
A New York teacher of applied psychology argues that nature trains individuals to sell themselves in courtship and daily life. He compares courtship to salesmanship, notes grooming and presentation as part of selling, and suggests education in sales psychology for both boys and girls. The essay also touches diplomacy and the idea that life resembles a market.
Dr. F A Lucas of the American Museum of Natural History argues future museums may rely on electric light for certain exhibits. Tests by Sir Sidney Harmer show objects endure daylight less well. a windowless, fully electric gallery could offer space gains and fewer dark corners, though nonactinic glass remains elusive.
Carolyn ill stead with visitors from the west, as her mother guards time with her aunts. A persistent neighbor boy named Philip is turned away with excuses until a bustling kitchen reveal his cry that Philip has rot in the houes.
Empress Zanitou of Ethiopia repeats a historic act by gifting King Albert of Helgia a cache of Abyassinian precious stones valued at hundreds of thousands of francs and an 8th century manuscript of the Solomon and Sheba tale. Ambassadors report strong oil coal and gold mining prospects in Abyssinia.
A former sailor recalls the moment an admiral ordered flooding the magazines to flood the ships. He describes soldiers and sailors remaining at their posts despite the peril and the urgency of the order during the burning deck crisis.
A little girl responds to where she would most like to live, naming Home Paris or Cheyenne as her top places, reflecting a whimsical view from a New York Sun and Globe item.
Mrs Phastalker returns home to find Hutle daughter Helen crying as Willie lights the gas stove then exits through the roof in a hasty escape. The child sobs that Willie did not have time to say where he was going. Six.
In the Fourth Judicial District Duchesne County Utah the estate of Joseph Thomas Murdock is opened and executrix Margaret S Murdock invites creditors to present their claims with vouchers to the law office of J H McDonald Naom Knight Block Provo Utah on or before October 1 1923 with the executrix named.
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