Leviathan picks Hartley as commander this summer
Gapt Herbert Hartley named master of the line steamship Leviathan formerly Waterland to be commissioned this summer or early fall. Hartley gained fame in 1817 commanding the St. Louis the first armed passenger vessel to defy the German admiralty and sail through the barred submarine zone.
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Gapt- Herbert-Hartley
Magnolia
United States Line
Leviathan
Waterland
Hartley
St. Louis
Quick Recovery Scene After Basketball Injury
In a street side chat Binks and Jinks riff on Wilkins after a basketball game. Jinks jokes he broke a rib and needed surgery, but the gag reveals they simply bought a spare gib from a butcher to mock the injury.
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Binks
Wilkins
Jinks
Miss Brooks Corner Answers Readers In Utah Letters
A Utah based newspaper column by Helen Brooks invites readers to mail questions on hair, fashion, and social etiquette. It prints reader requests about dances, introductions, party decor, and gum removal from wool, and provides practical, period advice.
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Helen Brooks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Brooks
Dottie
Roosevelt
Alex
Lehi
Advice on gifts and decor from a 19th century letter
A young reader from Utah asks if she should accept gifts from boys and seeks a shoulder throw design. The responder counsels caution with expensive gifts, notes older sisters may have better means, and urges the writer to stay true to her ideals while developing craft skills.
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Charlie Chateau
Jesse James
Amber
Mabel
Utah
Alster
Old Bachelor Song Fragment From SmackoverArk
Fragmentary verse describes a May gathering, violets and blues, and a chorus praising Beautiful Mabel Claire. The text mentions Mabel and a tune requested some time ago, with floral imagery and references to summer and fairies. The source reads as a poem snippet within a local column.
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Ark
Mavel Claire
Mabel
Mabel Claire
Fragmentary fan letter requests song details and contact
A reader requests the sender’s name and address to receive a song. The note mentions replying personally at game time and thanks the author for the song, indicating a fan correspondence moment.
August Birth Day and Flower Advised in Newspaper Note
The note states a person born August 8 has Sunday as a lucky day and the Morning Glory as the flower. It suggests jade green and greenish blues as favorable colors and mentions emerald eyes and light hair. The writer mentions a misdirected mail reply and places the note in the paper.
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Miss Brooks
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Philadelphia
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Fairmount Park
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Lil
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Georgetown
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Monros Studios
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Abram
Judge Blde
Kodaks
Velvetone
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Main St
BABY
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Sunareks Neonas
Legho
Charters
Mae
Utah State Hatch
W. C. Shaw
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Murray
Business Colleges
L. D. & Business College
School of Efficiency
N. Main St
Kenyon Cafeteria
Kenyon Hotel
Salt Lake Box & Shir. Co
Beauty
Marinello Beauty
Salt Lake Stamp Co
West Edwy
YALE
Exugion Novelty & Sporting Goods Co
Deseret Book Co
Temple
Dumke Fioral Co
Ogden, At
Freebairn
M. Freebairn
Wwe
Moist
Shepard's
Judge Ide
Cozy
E. Bdwy
Ogden Fish & Poultry CO
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Townsend Pyorttica Remedy Co
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Success Market
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