Utah View on Child Labor Amendment and Coolidge Stance
A Salt Lake area voice argues against federal child labor limits and praises President Coolidge. The writer urges Utah's legislature to oppose the constitutional amendment, decrying federal overreach and endorsing wages restraint and state autonomy in labor policy.
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The Optimist Creates a Light of Hope and Joy
A whimsical verse celebrates courage patience and a blend of hope and laughter. It likens the mix to simmering sun warmed spice and a twist of fun that yields an optimist outlook.
Auto Invention Patent Issued to Utan Min
From Washington DC comes notification that Robert J. Henderson of Rolarop and William J. Howard of Castlegate have successfully filed in the U S patent office a compressed air device for automobiles. The invention aims to operate brakes gasoline feed and tire inflation, as part of a broader dream of driving an automobile exclusively by air.
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Washington, D. C
Robert J. Henderson
Rolarop
William J. Howard
Castlegate
United States
Patent Office
Return to Gold Currency Seen as Impossible by 1929
The article reports Professor Gustav Cassel urging Britain to reintroduce gold coins, but treasury officials rule out any immediate move. They note no prospect of returning to gold currency given higher price levels and increased money in circulation after the war.
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Gustav Cassel
Professor Cassel
Treasury
London
Bits
Britain
Bank of England
Bank ‘of England
Small Boy Refuses Nightgown Like a Girl
Five year old William visiting from St Louis with his mother Aunt Virginia and cousin Virginia. The mother forgot pajamas so the aunt offers Virginia nightgown. William refuses, waking to ask if wearing it would make him a girl and insists he won’t wear it all night.
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Wiliam
St.Louis
Virginia
Bedtioe
Willam
William
Kansas City Star
Poor Man's Pride at a Cheap Lodging House
An East side missionary notes men choosing a lodging house for its perceived self-respect. The manager explains the appeal with a sign promising guests may leave valuables with the clerk, illustrating the house’s paradoxical lure.
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East Side
American Legion Weekly
Chicago girl cries over torn doll bonnet
A Boston Transcript quotation describes Cenise, a young Chicago girl, sobbing as EJ began to make her dolly a bonnet but the craft ended in bloom ers, highlighting the juvenile distress conveyed by a neighborly exchange reported in The News of Chicago.
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Chicago
Edon
Cenise
Boston Transcript
Fickle Literature Teases Family Book Divisions
A Boston Transcript quotation wittily assigns a check book to literature, labeling the grandfather as history, the father as bugography, and the fiancé as fiction, hinting at personal reading tastes and family roles.
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Department of Lterature
Boston Transcript
Still Hopeful Ale Would You Say That All Men Are Liars
A compact exchange in which a speaker generalizes about men. The remark asserts that in the speaker's experience all men are liars, while another voice counters with a more nuanced stance about honesty. The dialogue hints at skepticism and social observation in a colloquial tone.
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Ale
Virginia
Two Indians charged in Fort Duchesne alcohol theft
Warrants issued for Stacey Reed and J Lawrence Pike accused of stealing seven gallons of rare alcohol from a government hospital in Fort Duchesne. Both men, then patients with eczema, allegedly learned the location, broke a window to enter, and left with the liquor during a celebration on the Uintah Ouray reservation.
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Lawrence Pike
J. Lawrence Pike
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Fort Duchesne
Reed
Pike
Temoryyor
Uintah-Ouray Reservation
Salt ‘Lake
First Day Prompted by Conscience Whisper
A child in Sunday school was deeply moved, pressing her hands to her chest and speaking solemnly to her sister about hearing a conscience whisper. The sister mocked, calling it a fist wind on the tumbly, in a brief exchange.
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Suns Day
Conditions of physical normalcy across New York state districts
School medical inspectors report in 2002 23 found 47 percent of urban children physically normal, 48.9 percent in small towns and villages, and 27.4 percent in rural districts. The figures show urban and rural gaps in physical normalcy among children.
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New York State
Smiall
Christmas Eve at St Pauls Church Enthralls Parishioners
St Pauls Episcopal Church held a Sunday school at 2 00 pm and evening prayers with a sermon by Rev Geo Hewes. Santa Claus arrived with toy gifts after a grand Christmas program featuring songs and recitations by the school children and local participants.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Duchesne
North Nole
Ponita Whitford
Marcarita Axergard
Dora Davis
Pone
Martha Page Portier
Narjorioa Wool
George Kohl, Jr
Bulgaria Czechoslovakia ink trade and tobacco pact
A trade agreement commits Bulgaria to buy mehivery and railroad equipment from Czechoslovakia while Czechoslovakia agrees to purchase tobacco from Bulgaria for its tobacco monopoly.
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Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Petting Subject Sparks Disagreement in Magazine Dialogue
In a dialogue from Everybody's Magazine, two characters debate the subject of petting with tense exchanges. The exchange reveals differing views and a wish for clearer vetting on the topic.
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Guy
Everybody’s Magazine
In His Official Capacity Address Draws 5000 at Legion Meeting
An American Legion weekly note from Wisconsin reports a speech addressed to thousands, highlighting the speaker’s formal role. The crowd of about five thousand heard remarks described as bold and energetic, with emphasis on envelopes as a focal point of the talk.
Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir Co Special Meeting Notice
Mountain Home Utah December 8 1924 a special meeting of stockholders of the Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir Company will be held at the Church House Movnial Home Duchesne County January 12 1925 at 2 oclock PM to vote on a resolution authorizing future management of laterals and administration of affairs including hiring necessary help and allocating costs to holders according to their shares in the main canal. The board is directed to arrange maintenance and stockholder funds to cover ditch riders and related expenses. By order of the Board of Directors Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir Company G Lindsay secretary December 19 1924 January 9 183 se
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Inayn
Duchesne
Utah
E. H. Palmer
Fritz Schleinitz
Ethel x
Newland
Ethel M. Schleinitz
Uittah
Lea
Arzy H. Mitchell
Sherif
Mountain Home
Farnsworth Car and Reservoir Company
Movnial Home
Duchesne Cojintty
O'Dee D.an
Farnsworth
Farnsworth Canal
R Company
G. Lindsay
Seers
Hall's Catarrh Medicinal Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitution and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment and internal tonics. It claims benefits for general health and lists J. Cheney & Co as the taled origin, sold by druggists for over seven dollars.
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Hall
Gatarbil Medicinc
Druggista
J. Cheney & Co
Weather at Dutch Harbor Ends Unseasonably Warm Span
A fragmentary weather note records unusually mild conditions at Dutch Harbor for a short span. Forecasts indicate lingering warmth with light winds and no precipitation, though details are sparse in the readable text.
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