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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
4
Elsie Janis holds a unique place in the hearts of her countrymen as one of the world’s most popular entertainers. Her early stage successes gave way to triumphs when she wrote managed and starred in her own work and toured the war front inspiring enlisted men with humor and charm. She remains unmarried.
Elsie Janis muses on Dorwat’s claim that no man can love after thirty. She argues true devotion may vary with age and recalls lovers who never truly fell but strolled into affection. She questions whether women over thirty can still experience genuine love.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate verse on youth and love, arguing the heart cannot lead alone. It traces phases from eighteen to thirty, where mind and body should guide feelings, urging perseverance in seeking pleasant companionship over idealized romance.
Dr. Max Jordan of the Living Age lauds Jose de San Martin and the Uspallata pass as a landmark in world military history. He argues San Martin’s march against Spain was a fight for freedom, elevating it above Hannibal and Napoleon in moral purpose and democratic significance.
In an Indiana mining town a three year old named Mary Catherine fears the whistle at 8 o clock but doubts the 9 o clock chime. Her mother urges her to hasten and put away toys as the 8 pm whistle signals bedtime. The child is anxious and expresses disbelief at the later 9 o'clock whistle.
A garbled report notes science displacing idols in youth culture and medical misadventures. It references cancer of superstition yielding to modern medicine and dentistry, with emphasis on public health and the reevaluation of knowledge.
In his autobiography the author notes Jenny Lind received a total of 176075.00 for her readers tours. Tickets reportedly reached high prices with some seats at sixty dollars. The earnings supported charitable efforts including ships and other endowments in Sweden.
A fragment describes diamonds with varying brightness under ultraviolet or sunlight, noting a type called the Titany Diamond named in 1800. The text suggests this trait is independent of overall diamond quality and mentions Tiffany.
A fashion note describes children’s daytime costumes in linen and cottons with up-to-date one-piece lines. It highlights fagoting seams, tucks in various directions, and bold color pairings with decorative appliques, flowers, and ribbons. Designers favor self color contrasts and plaited hems for summer outfits.
In a sunlit secret glade Percy the elf Fly-Flight ferries guests to Witty Witch’s shingles hut. Old Mr Grant tells of brave giants and a fearless girl, while woodland fare and fern ice cream delight the gathering. The elves praise Fly-Flight for the magical visit and vow of more stories to children.
Arthur and James, cousins, quarrel despite warnings. The grandmother rushes to the door and finds them grappling and rolling on the porch. She asks how they can fight after promising to be kind. Both boys mumble incoherently about a separate disagreement.
A garbled report sketches a classroom scene with a troubled student and strained teaching. It mentions a teacher and several youngsters, with unclear names and events, and hints at violence or danger but lacks coherent details.
Fragmentary dialogue notes show a confusion over the meaning of terms and the timing of events. The text references a character named Willie and a misunderstanding about energy and testing phases, with garbled phrasing and several misspellings.
The readable lines contain garbled phrasing and misspellings making a coherent summary impossible. No identifiable persons, organizations, events, or places are discernible to extract a factual news item.
Incomplete OCR text from a historical newspaper page shows stray phrases about a Wirpee-Mie event and mentions of wind conditions and a time line. The legible fragments provide no clear date, place, or complete actions for proper summary.
Ruth Brittain discusses the water needs of infants from birth through infancy. The article cites three to four ounces per pound early on and two ounces per pound later, advising weighing breastfed babies to adjust intake and using Fletcher's Castoria for common ills. It promotes a vegetable remedy with a gold weight claim and urges seeking the Chas HL Pletcher signature for authenticity.
A whimsical note from E. W. Flowes Monthly about a widow who remains cheerful while others mourn. The speaker recalls her late husband as an exceedingly disagreeable moon, contrasting public happiness with private loss.
A fragment shows Mrs Balir and Mrs Blunt discussing a quarrel with a husband. The exchange touches on insults and a claim of approaching a heated dispute. The snippet reflects domestic friction and social dialogue from the era.
Archaeologists report a city unearthed at Miaya Vabamba in the Peruvian highlands. The site dates back thousands of years and features frame houses that from a distance shimmer like glittering glass.
A boastful young entrant declares victory in a beauty contest saying she beat everyone, though she misspells and misstates details, mentioning a pneumonia germ in a muddled exchange. The piece reads as a humorous, erroneous interview fragment from a historical page.
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