A Woman's Home Is Her Castle Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues in a satirical column that a wife governs the home and finances, while men hold little real authority beyond paying bills. She lampoons the idea of male prerogatives, noting wives’ control of furnishings, guests, and even room use, and laments husbands' limited private space.
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Dorothy Dix
Acwesteen Mad
Uae
Fpreme
Coirse
Mr. Wilton
General Wood
Mr. Carnegie
Nike
Jovea
Hir
Muehrard
Lis
Nimeel
Russia
Bill
Tom
Jim
Nome
Economical health ad promotes Sulpherb tablets
An advertisement urges thrift in medical treatment and promotes Sulpherb tablets for stomach liver kidneys and blood. It claims cost savings and relief, citing a user testimonial from Mrs J J Deelin of New York City. It presents Sulpherb as a sulfur and herb based remedy sold in sealed tubes by druggists.
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J. J. Deelin
W. 154Nd St
New York City
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Stenographers In Demand Government Civil Service
The government seeks thousands of stenographers and typists, especially young women, with training encouraged to begin now. Exams for departmental service are held weekly in major cities, with entrance salaries from 1000 to 1200 dollars annually.
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Milurlake
Washington
San Pravet
Elphieouh
Lun Focal Civil Service
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated tablets are said to stimulate bowel and liver function without harsh purgatives, with a nightly two tablet dose advised for regularity.
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Edwards
Calomel
Edwarde
Déwards Olive Talsuta
Moral crisis on bread waste and hospitality in a civic reflection
A fragmented excerpt argues that wasting bread and food harms the hungry, urging moral responsibility. It contrasts the poor man’s dinner with a better ethic, noting the role of women in controlling household hospitality and the limits of male social freedom within marriage. It reflects on friendship, support, and shared meals as societal bonds.
Black fashion and ad rhetoric interwoven in 1920s prose
The piece contrasts Blacksabire gowns in black crepe and satin for afternoon wear with Almy black net evening gowns and a black cropa de chine frock. It includes A W Harris comments urging newspaper advertising as vital to reach live, up-to-date readers, building business, distribution, and prestige through press use.
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Atternoen
A. W. Harris
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Utah Fanciers Elect Directors in First Association
The Utah Fanciers Association held its second meeting at the city county building, adopting a constitution and bylaws to promote small animal breeders. Seven directors were elected, four for two years and three for one year. Named two-year directors include A. S. Bied, J. W. Smith, John S. Corless, J. F. Alarbuck. One-year directors are A. W. Baybouldt, C. W. Peck, George TY Crabtree.
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Utah
Lake
Fanciers’ Association
Mvre
Mie
Uie
Plans for Salt Lake reception for U S commerce chief
April 12 Salt Lake telegraph notes that arrangements are complete for a reception and banquet for Miam C. Redfield, secretary of commerce, with Lt. Quighyade and O Gara among escorts and a lunch at the Alta club. The program includes visits to Utah Copper at Bingham and Fort Douglas, an organ recital at the tabernacle, and speeches on commercial conditions. Arnold Roberta n, first secretary of the British legation, indicates he cannot attend due to a trip.
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Miam C. Redfield
United States
Salt Lake
Waord
Weil Berm
Swinser
Hy Fr
Quighyade & O'Gara
Victor L. Luvg
American Smelting She Department of Commerce
Lies
Arnold Robertann
Washington
F. C. Richmond
Commercial Club
Wure
Mrs Redfield
Ens Ver & Tio Grande
H. N. Byrne
Chinnery FP
Overfield
J. David Larson
Hom
Utah
Alta Club
Redfield
Utah Copper Company
Bingham
Overfiett
Capitol
Fort Douglas
Alfred Slaahenick
Che Prate
Wear
Pastor Thrown Into Baptism Tank In Berkeley Riot
In Berkeley last night Pastor Josiah Sykes and two elders clashed with church officials inside a baptismal tank and were tossed out as the crowd pursued several Black parishioners. Two policemen trying to intervene were overwhelmed by the mob. The interior of the tabernacle was left in disarray with the pastor and elders gathered around a stove as sworn officers arrived. The incident follows a chaotic scene tied to a controversial message from a Swiss visitor and mentions fertilizer researchers and European academics in a confused postscript.
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Dncker
Josiah Sykes
Church of the Living Bed
Tabernacle
Alitens
Hays
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