Local Treasures Advertised In Salt Lake City Catalogs
A fragmented newspaper page lists local service ads from Salt Lake City including L. Ed. & Business College offering catalog free at Main St, kid fitting corset parlors, tire and repair shops, novelty company, binders and records, barber college, and artist materials store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ED. & Business College
School of Efficiency
Main St
Salt Lake City
Moler Barper College
West Temple Street
Prairie birds nest in chimneys and burrows
The American Forestry Magazine notes birds like owls and woodpeckers build nests in deserted burrows and dark chimneys. The piece mentions chimneys as nesting sites used by various global bird species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
Indoor Plant Care Tips From Historic Almanac
A brief note on watering and maintaining indoor plants and tropical species. Emphasizes using clean water at appropriate temperatures and keeping plants in stable atmospheric conditions for health and longevity.
Spare Daddy's Feetlines Nursery Tale Note
A short child verse about Yfould who loves her father and avoids hurting his feelings. She indulges in candy, grows stout, and must go to bed while her father checks on her, with her pleading to not be asked as she answers I feel worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Engagement Claim Amid Comic Courtroom Exchange
A brief quip from a historical American source records a playful exchange about engagement and wealth. The dialogue hints at social expectations and money in a lighthearted, informal moment.
Wall Paper Origins and Early Display Concepts
The story notes wallpaper began in China but did not catch on there. The Western world popularized large wall coverings mounted on rollers and ceiling-mounted lights, evolving into modern wall coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Twine Made of Asheston Twine for Binding Apparatus
Fragmentary OCR describes a binding material called asheston twine for securing apparatus exposed to fire or acid. No clear dates or full entities are readable, but the note highlights a durable twine used in harsh environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elng
Astestot
Denver leaders gift golf gear to President Harding
Mayors and officials from Denver and Colorado states presented engraved golf balls and sticks to President Harding as he toured the nation. Courier accounts note Iresidential golf paraphernalia collected en route, with contributions from the Cort Morgan post of the American Legion and local leaders including Governor Shoup and Mayor Batley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley
Denver
Legion Post
Vdresident Harding
Mise Deubne Trumbo
Chick” Evans
Cort Morgan (Cole
Ass Tromba
Colorado
Tording
Shoup
Calley
The
Legion Veteran Sargint James Flanagan Buried in North Dakota
North Dakota held a rare funeral for Sargint James Flanagan eighty four, last surviving scout of General Custer's Seventh Cavalry. Veterans from five wars attended as Grand Army survivors led a color guard and World War I veterans joined the procession. A Massachusetts native and Gold Rush era recruit, Flanagan served in the 11th Ohio Cavalry before joining Fort Lincoln's seventh cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flanagan
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Blanddan
D. D
Flanagan
Greenfield
Mass
California
Osle
11Th Regiment
Ohio Cavalry
Fort Lincoln
Popular Signal Corps Girl Helen Hunt Carey Dominates Chicago
Helen Hunt Carey, former signal corps member, named most popular girl in Chicago by the Leclaire club with 46 254 votes, about 8 000 ahead of her rival actress. After 14 months in the AEF in France she led Stz-Yeo post of the American Legion composed of former Signal Averus girls and women veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Legion
Helen Hunt Carey
Signal Terpsa
Leclupeaire Club
Miss Carey
France
Aineran Cegion
Slz- Averus
Yenmanettes
Virginia Legion Man Climbs From Second Lieutenant to Major
Robert Tarton, a former second lieutenant in the Virginia Infantry and head of the Virginia American Legion department, rises to major during World War I. Born in Winchester, Virginia, he studied at Shenandoah Valley Academy and the University of Virginia, earned a BA and LLB, practiced law, then served at Fort Myer, Camp Lee, and in France, participating in St Mihiel and the Argonne-Meuse campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Trarton
Rourender
Virciuls Department
Anerican Legion
Mr Harlop
Winchester
Second
Virginia Infantry
Tr. Darton
Fort Myer
Tle
323Rd Field Artillery
Camp Lee
France
St Mihiel
Doolittle, Legion Man and Young Iowa Lawmaker
Clyde St Poolitte twenty six year old American Legion member and the youngest lawmaker in the Iowa state legislature. He served as a law student at Iowa University, then joined Officers' Training Camp and sailed with the 42nd Division. He fought in six major offensives and was wounded in the Champagne defensive. He returned to college and was elected to the legislature where his guidance aided veterans and the Legion's legislative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde St. Pooliltte
American Legion
Iowa
Doolittle
American Legson
The
Legion
Union Men Legion Members in Kansas Coalfields
A Mulberry post of the American Legion shows a split amid Kansas coal strikes as 46 of 66 post members join the United Mine Workers of America. The group includes six merchants three farmers three clerks two doctors and two school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Kansas
Sunflower
Legion
Enn
Mulberry Post
Sify
United Mine Workers of America
Memory Trees To Soldiers Plan Nationwide Tree Planting
A proposal to plant a tree for every U S soldier sailor and marine from World War I gains support from the American Legion G A R Gold Star Mothers and other groups. A marker on each tree will honor a veteran and his organization while dead veterans receive a separate inscription. The project envisions Lincoln Highway and Dixie Highway shaded by trees with federal forestry aid possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Armeicap Legion
Gold Star Mathers
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Florida
tElirdingtra
United States Forestry Bureau Hay
Frocks of Enduring Charm for Midsummer
A midcentury fashion feature celebrates white and black lace frocks with georgette foundations. Describes a pictured afternoon gown pairing white lace with black accents, accessories including a Dresden parasol and wide brim hat, and notes versatile day to evening wear with simple sleeves and a soft fichu collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larlist
Sijles
Dresden
Hats for Summer Delight in Lace and Floral Embellishments
A fashion feature surveys summer millinery with four standout hats. It highlights a wide brimmed black hat with a midsummer night effect, a pale crepe de chine wreath and small veiled bonnet, and a black hair brush hat with a rose wreath, noting their floral adornments and designer daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appian
Nesaer
Philadelphia Woman Recovers Using Vegetable Compound
In Eas Philadelphia a woman with irregular heavy periods and left side pain credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after seven months of use. She says she regained ability to manage daily chores and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Levy
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Livingston St
Camp Jackson and Fort Jickherst Train Salvage Personnel
The War Department approves new salvage training under the Quartermaster Corps. Camp Jackson in Georgia opens a clothing and shoe repair school, Fort Hickherst offers a workshop for shipwright repairs, and additional programs will spread to other corps. The aim is to repair war-bought items for peacetime use, saving millions for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Jackson
Fort Jickherst
Observant Child Pays for Bread Test
A girl is sent to buy bread with money. She asks if the amount is enough and is reassured it is exact. She replies she may need more because the bread could sell out before she arrives, illustrating a perceptive moment in a brief local anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaven Register
Eatoni¢ Entonie Relieves Indigestion Says Mrs Lorris
Mrs Ben Lorris testifies that Eatoni¢ reduces indigestion when taken with meals. Thousands report relief as Entonie carries out excess acidity and gases causing heartburn belching and bloating. A big box costs little with a pharmacist guarantee.
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Annes Tagore
Boyd Par Jewelers
Pnyd Park
MAN Street
Oth
Aika
Merced Eentific
Honest Reptsik Bld Fann
Frantis
Luke Geta
Mondor Rooms
Cet Nentel Bar Fair
Laneciy
Ula
WeradiNe Stationery
Voda Mates Boiuitlen
Garda Pou
Bledes
Golfvche Cecrerine Co
Ford
Unas Cloest
Ene
Salt Lake City, Utah
Cleaners & Dyers
Guaisty
Service Globes
Gunreanierd
Oeners & Dyers
E. Brosd«ay
Ca‘alaz Standard Marble & Granite Co
W. Hroadwat
EHA
Fee
Dusan
Rte S'ama Co
Salt Lake
Cary Berms
Daloans
Coufetts
Boise
Qnuk- U.suc
Encle Co
Weite
Gile Distributors
Care & Tracks
Bagains
A. E. Tourssen
Gill
Piston &Lags
Gill Pastup King Co
Eastbourth South
Abdominal
Potter Welding & Repoiring Co
South State
Baby Fox
Wighe & Spa
Vullanizing
Standard Tire Works
Knudson Novelty Cs
Brate
Inter Sountain Art .C
Chins Painlers
Orme
American Begkhop News Service
OLF Outfit
Iliss Pauliné Trumbo
Patriot
North Dakota
Signal Corps
Helen Hunt Garey
Ch'cago
Virginia Legion
Legion Man
Union Men Legion
Mrs. Little
Eas
Mer
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Holland
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