Woman's Page dialogue on fashion and hats
In a salon style discussion Bertha Folcom and others argue over why women must wear exclusive fashion. The exchange covers hats vs attire, fashion dictates, and the social expectations of style, with remarks on comfort versus appearance. Included is a brief fashion column on flesh color nighties and lingerie and kitchen measurements for common recipes and utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilliner
Bertha Folcom
Elas
Harry
Abs
Galt Wilson
Hoteom
Hertha
Bertha
Jen
Dra
Folsom
Arriba
Mr. Folsom
Mendfers
School Concert Highlights Friml and Tchaikovsky Pieces
The program opened with Friml pieces and La Danse des Demoiseries under Director Smith, met with strong applause. Mrs Warner sang Miserere from Verdi and Charms from Wagner. violinists Winnie Hotcheson and Sarah Albert delivered Andante. The high school string orchestra played Slavic Dance and the finale Sielody Friml, with Frances Murat on piano providing steady accompaniment.
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Friml
Smith
Bach
Winnie Hotcheson
Sarah Albert
Lela
DRESSES GLOVES SILKS AND SUNS ADVERTISEMENT
A household dry cleaning guide touts easy brightening of ribbons laces silks and garments using two ounces of salute in gallons of fuel. Immerse the items rub gently and they dry bright without fading shrinking or wrinkling. Gasoline based cleaning is said to be inexpensive fast and simple but urged to do outdoors away from flames with windows open.
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Hessehold
Today’s Beauty Hint for Quick Hair Care
A reader advised a cheap shampoo mix from canthtuz dissolved in hot water to cleanse the scalp and nourish hair. The method yields a thick lather, leaves the scalp fresh, and makes hair dry quickly with a glossy, fluffy appearance.
Fifty Students Stage Recital at Ogden High
More than 50 Ogden high school students performed last night in a recital in the high school auditorium. A 40 member mixed choir and a 20 piece orchestra led by Prof. Marcellus Smith showcased the music department's growth. Agnes Warner and Jeanette Stephene assisted. Lester Hagwelit accompanied. Stephens offered the literary number “The Nightingale and the Rose” to close the program.
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Ogden High School
Para
Antarctica
Marcellus, Smith
Sins
Agnes Warner
Laws
Jonior High Aceal
Jeanette Stephene
Migs Stephens
Ortheria
Probate Petitions Set for Hearing in District Court
A district court calendar lists probate actions and guardianship petitions for May 4. Items include final accounts for Maal Lotgreen and Seymour G Hoare estates, guardianships for Addie Herren George Colt Louise Dew Virgil Dew Parshall Terry Beulah Terry Sions Peter Dinoob John South and Beulah Filater, and private sales of estate real property. An unrelated anecdote about a suburban clerk and a doctor appears in the same text.
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District Court
Maal Lotgreen
Addie M. Herren
George S. Colt
Louiserace Dew
Virgil Dazcom Dew
Parshall T. Terry
Potton
Tal
Blery J. Sions
Peter Dinooeb
John F. South
Mary J. Smith
Guardiacamp
Beutan Filater
Pimple Relief Claim From Chafing Eruption Trial
An old ad style notice describes intense face itching and facial pimples. It mentions cure products like Cuucura Cantmret and Cuucura Soap, with a sample offer and a promotional request from a mail order department dated May 3, 1948.
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Cuucura Cantmret and 1 Wan Hvala Aigatt Munree Veat, 5222 Treewat
Pt Louk
Funeral for Misa Lila Jost Held at Home
The funeral for Misa Lila Jost was held yesterday afternoon at George Huse’s home, with Mrs Tripp of the Christian Science church officiating. Prof Squire Coop directed music from the Olden Conservatory. a large cortege followed to the city cemetery for interment.
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Misa Lila Jost Waa
George Huse
Tripp
Chriatien Science Church
Mra Tripp
Christian Berence
Squire Coop
The
Olden Conservatory of Music
Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy
A woman recounts two years of illness with back and stomach pains, fatigue, and inability to walk. Doctors advised surgery, but she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health, enabling her to eat and sit up, and says she never needed the operation. She notes doctors sometimes overstate surgery and endorses the remedy.
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H.Y
Roy Bea
Lydia E. Pinkham
Flushing Avenue
Pinkham Laboratory
Howe Operations
Qyere
Woods Captured by the French War Report
War report dated April 25 describes Allied successes north of the Aisne with the capture of woods near Villeaux Rois and destruction of a German post in Argonne. It notes heavy bombardment west of the Meuse and a repulsed German attack near La Chapellette, with about ten prisoners taken.
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Warls
Readay
Alene
Villeau- Rois
Argonne
de Pacls
Meuse
Esnte
Cumbres
Woerre
Mculathrius
Hendicourt
Larratna
Radonvillers
Germany
la Chapelette
Otteen
Neer
Arikion
Veuquois
Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Lasting Relief in Ogden Testimony
A reader in Ogden shares how Doan's Kidney Pills eased morning lameness and sharp pains from kidney trouble, with many years of relief afterward. The testimonial notes wide use across the U S with tens of thousands praising the remedy for kidney ache and related ailments including bladder issues, nervousness, rheumatic pain, gout, and dropsy.
Endorsed Kidney Pills Claim Cited By Local Resident
Ogden Proof Mra Charles Mitchell of 2244 Grant Ave declares he was cured years ago by Dean's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble. The endorsement remains valid and the remedy is available at McIntyre's Drug Store.
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Dean
McIntyre
Aerial Feats Highlight WWI Battle Over Verdun and Oise
In Verdun region our pursuit aircraft downed a German plane near Cote du Polyre while another enemy craft fell near Forges wood. A Fokker was shot down near Hatten schattel and a dirgible shelled Confians station with 155 and 220 millimeter shells. Belgian reports mention artillery action quiet eight hours into the morning.
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Oise Hoes
Verdun
Cote du Polyre
Forges Wood
Hattenschattel
Confians
Dizmude
The Right Time to Care for Your Kidneys
An old advertisement urges immediate kidney treatment with Penslar Buchu and Palmetto Compound. It promises quick relief from pains and improved health, claiming the remedy is widely known in medical practice. The ad promotes two price points and adds Penslar Liver Tone as a complementary product.
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Bent
A. IL Melotyre Drug Co
Governor Spry Is Interviewed In Chicago Trip
Governor William Spry of Utah spoke on a personal trip to Chicago about Mexico and Mexico's tensions. He urged keeping American troops stationed there to prevent massacres and expressed support for President Wilson's stance toward Germany.
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Chicago
William Spry
Utah
Lima
Ohio
Northwestern Railroad
Pennsylvania
Les
Alfairs
Mexico
Meztes
Troops to Stay Across Border in Mexican Expedition
Washington reports state and war departments issued instructions to Major General Hugh L. Scott for a high level Mexico conference with General Obregon and General Funston. The plan calls for U.S. troops to remain in Mexico to pursue Villa and disperse his forces, with rail access and supply release conditions tied to Mexican cooperation. The outcome hinges on Obregon’s acceptance and the capture or defeat of Villa.
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Washington
State
War Departments
Hugh L. Scott
Im Funston
Scott
Gentral Obregon
Slexico
Obregon
Carranza
Chihuahua
United States
Hse
Seow
Funston
Mexico
Damanés
Military presence in Mexico may continue under president
Officials state the United States army may stay in Mexico indefinitely but the final decision rests with the president. Army officers interpret orders to General Scott as allowing retention of forces if Obregon’s terms are met, yet they refrain from predicting the president’s ultimate plan.
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United States
Mexico
Scott
Trouble With Japanese Threatens Diplomatic Ties
Washington reports indicate Japan threatened to sever diplomatic relations unless objections to portions of the Burnett bill are met. Officials note the move comes amid U S diplomatic strain with Germany and Mexico, prompting swift administration action.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Germany
Mexico
Wilson
Lansing Pnd
Congress
Despondent Man Ends Suffering In Desperate Self Harm
Salt Lake April 76 despondent over a twenty year stomach illness Harry W Pinkerton 59 a former Palm Garden cafe chocker slashed wrists and throat in an apparent suicide attempt his body lay in a blood pool as bystanders forced the door he was rushed to the police emergency hospital and placed on the operating table a razor blade lay near his hand doctors treated vertical neck wounds narrowly missing major arteries in a tragic end to a long torment
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Balt Lake
Daria Walker
Sperry Court
Think Avenue
Fifth South
Weat Temple Streets
J. C. Landenberger
Retreet Car Company
West Temple
Evana
Tarht PF. Walker
Mozum Hotel
Salt Lake
Hin
Harry W. Pinkerton
Palm Garden
Sean Pinkerton
Police Exergency Hospital
Natura
Fragmentary account of a patient self harm amid medical efforts
A disjointed report describes a patient attacking with a blade, medical staff naming Waller Beott Rellag and hospital attaches rushing to stop severe bleeding. The patient pleads to die, citing twenty years of acute gastritis and refers to a longer blade, claiming the wound would have reached the heart.
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Waller
W. Beott Rellag
Andy
Tie
Hils
Rich Alaska Strike Sparks Stampede To Boil Creek Pay
Reported gold finds in Alaska trigger a stampede from Fairbanks and surrounding districts toward Boot and Tolstoi creeks in the Innoko region. Miners rush to the pay streaks, with early yields noted at Root Creek. Townsfolk arm for river travel as breakup nears and ice dissolves.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Koyukuk
Iditarod
Kuskokwim
Polots
Boot
Tolstoi
Ube Innoko
Root Creek
Railway Agent Nearly Ground to Pieces on Moving Train
E A Nock, a Denver Rio Grande railway agent at Denver, narrowly escaped death while boarding a moving train with a suitcase. He clung to a handhold, dragged along, then fell as wheels passed close. Besides scalp wounds and shock, he was unhurt and continued to Salt Lake City. Nock has served eighteen of twenty years and is a well known figure in the service.
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Eggape
Peter
E. A. Nock
Denvey
Ayatex
Hern Genvestar
Nock
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Granda
Srvice
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