Letters defend Utah Mormons and critique Rev Tibbetts
A high school writer defends Utah Mormons against Rev Tibbetts accusations arguing Mormons promote uplift and loyalty in war times. The piece contrasts Mormon missionaries' aims with alleged attacks and praises Utah’s education, morals, and cleanliness standards amid public debate. The column also advertises Loew's Palace Hip musical shows including Billy Brandell's Honey moon Inn and acts at the venue.
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Miss Grey
J. M. Tibbetts
Utah
Rev. Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Billy Brandell
Loew's
Palace
Charles R. Young
Howard Piggott
William Sisto
Ryan
Moore
Hert Spencer
George Rove
Randow
Ant & Woman
Keeping a Stock of Spices and Seasonings at Home
The article advises maintaining a full supply of spices and seasonings, noting bulk purchases save money but ground spices lose strength when exposed to air. It recommends storing in airtight containers, using attractive kitchen sets, or small baking powder cans with self-made labels printed in large bold letters.
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The
Boston
Utah
Daddy Lorimer and the modernist clash at Ann bungalow
The narrator recalls a confrontation where Daddy Lorimer rejects Ann's modern lifestyle, flinging a check and expelling guests. She notes his old fashioned rules, his patriarchal judgment, and the effort to mold Ann into an acceptable woman, while reflecting on modernist pressures.
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Daddy Lorimer
Mr. Ives
Ann
Daddy
Jane
Jod
Jim
Ihs
Chrys
Mrs. Grundy
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