Utah News Wraps Utahns in Ambition and Tragedy
Utah farmers eye sugar factory sites near Brigham City while rail lines near Payson near completion. Teachers to attend the Utah Educational Association convention in Salt Lake City as legislators and jurors discuss rights. A string of accidents and deaths, including Minnie Beemer’s attempted self harm and the death of John Shaw Scott, mark a tense period for the state gulfs between progress and peril.
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Utah Educational Association
Salt Lake City
Minnie Beemer
Ozden
Duchesne County
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Roosevelt High Sehool
Orem
Spanish Fork
Payson
Gilbert A. McLean
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Union Pacific System
Mt. Pleasant
Sanpeter County
O. N. Hilton
Denver
State Bar Association
John Shaw Scott
Grand Lodge
Alta Club
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Francisco
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Europe
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Denver & Rio Grande
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Educational Research Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs of
America
Elia M. Marshall
FH. D. Marshall
Kansas City
World Peace
New York
Lansing as Secretary of State Affects Quiet Diplomacy
The piece contrasts Robert Lansing with William J. Bryan, noting Lansing's reserved, listening style and steady, pragmatic approach. It details his temperament, humor, and reliability, including his role in foreign policy and the Germany note that contributed to Bryan's resignation.
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Germany
Robert Lansing A Politician Poised As Secretary Of State
Oswald Garrison Villard lauds Robert Lansing as a handsome, versatile figure who balances state duties with hobbies in fishing, painting, and writing poetry. The piece traces his rise from relative anonymity to prominence through Mexican diplomacy, arbitration work, and cabinet service under Woodrow Wilson.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Wis Host Conservatism and The Mexican Imbroglio
A terse exchange recalls conservative town mood as Judge comments on the Mexican Imbroglio with old fashioned phrasing and a note on American fruits and a lake setting.
Undefined quotes spark laughter on marriage woes
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet riffs on bachelor advice and married life as a humorous exchange. The remark contrasts a bachelor listener to a married man’s troubles, in a light editorial tone.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Self-Congratulation Dialogue Delivers Witty Courtroom Moment
In a brief courtroom exchange Judge remarks on a past marriage near-miss between two characters. The conversation highlights pride and sly humor as Jim’s handshake signals lingering affection while the others react with amused restraint.
Fortune teller foretold meeting a financial reversal
A speaker recounts visiting a fortune teller who predicted a financial reversal and charging $2 for the reading. The exchange is framed as a casual past remark with no additional corroborating details.
Political Promise Tests Vow Amid Party Platform
A politician answers a wedding party pledge with a jokey vow to love and honor, stating that whatever the platform is he subscribes to it. The moment blends campaign rhetoric with personal ceremony in a light, tongue in cheek exchange.
Golfer Praises Mental Game in Rivalry Exchange
An exchange between a golfer and his rival highlights mindset over raw power. The rival notes the golfer favors wooden clubs, signaling a strategic approach to the match.
Thanksgiving Day Reflections on Gratitude and Freedom
A brief measured verse notes the nation’s debt of gratitude as it seeks bountiful food and blessings. It frames Thanksgiving as a time to honor freedom and embrace abundance across the land.
Candy Making With Fondant Dipped Treats And Nuts
A recipe style guide describes candied pineapple pieces dipped in fondant with nut coatings and decorative candles. It covers making fondant from sugar water cream of tartar or corn syrup and water, then cooling and whitening it, plus flavoring with cinnamon and clove oil. It outlines Nut Balla Chop Hazelnut Sticks Rice Jack and fig balls, plus date and prune additions to brown bread.
Mantle of Your Love Amid Worldly Derision
A terse reflective poem urging inner peace and steadfast love despite external judgment. It contrasts personal transformation with chasing efficiency and critiques flawed surroundings described as an inefficient bouss.
Seasonable Dishes Eggplant and Pork Pot Recipes
A rustic collection of stove top and oven dishes including Southern Style Eggplant, Scalloped Chicken With Corn, Pork Pot with potatoes onions and herbs, baked beans with molasses and pork, and parsley finish. Instructions cover preparation, layering, seasoning, and baking times.
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Ver te Mae wed A Linen Shower
The wedding tale notes Verte Mae and a Linen Shower as a playful union. Hazel explains the bridal shower theme centered on linen gifts while Harold asks about the meaning of a linen shower.
Suburban widow awarded $100,000 in railroad wreck damages
A suburban widow's claim for damages from a railroad wreck reached $100,000 in court. The remark underscores a local irony as city residents mock suburban life.
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McWornick & Co. Bank
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Salt Lake Hospital
Driscoll
Oyden
Joseph Ifenry Martin
Isabelle Boyle Wallin
Secetary of State
Edward B. Clark
Kooba Lansing
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