Easter Vacation Plans Stir Family Ties in Mabel Story
In a provincial scene, Mabel and her relatives debate hosting the children for an Easter break. Tertia Folcom gates into town in new broadcloth, while Mrs. Folcom argues about room and sacrifice. Bertha frets over attention to her niece as plans unfold amid domestic tension and kitchen talk.
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Mabel
Tertia Folcom
Thal
Fatsom
Coimmer
Harry
Wertham
Folsart
Folco
Beriha
Cleaning Techniques for Brushes Fabrics and Fire Safety
Cleaning methods describe using ammonia in hot water to refresh brushes and combs, followed by cold water rinse. Embroidery instruction covers making repairs with French chalk for neatness. A safety note recommends soaking clothing in ammonium phosphate solution in cold water to create a fireproof fabric treatment.
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Accdenta
Home Cleaning With Gasoline Solvent Method Advised
An advertisement touts a home cleaning method using two ounces of sal volatile dissolved in two gallons of gasoline to clean fabrics and garments. It claims items will be bright and wrinkle free, with no fading, shrinking, or damage, and suggests vapors are removed by airing. Warns gasoline is inflammable and to clean outdoors or away from flames with windows open.
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Jinen
Tomo Denegisi
Howe
Marshall Freed by the Court in Utah Murder Trial
Dr Herbert Mareus, charged with first degree murder for killing his wife Elizabeth Stewart Saratall in a Salt Lake City hotel room in 1915, was acquitted after a court verdict at 3:23 PM. Foreman A G Mahan announced not guilty, the defendant thanked counsel, then left for friends’ home. The acquittal marked a historic, sensational case in Utah jurisprudence and followed prolonged preliminary hearings amid witness absences.
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Ealt
Marshall
Marshall Brincy
Utah
Harr
Saraball
Court Rules On Admissibility Of Certain Evidence
A court ruling addresses the admissibility of select evidence following a preliminary hearing. The decision notes limited attendance at the proceedings and references issues surrounding the credibility of a physician involved. The ruling clarifies which items may be considered in the case moving forward.
Real Estate Transfers in Ogden and Salt Lake Areas
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels with owners including Dorothy Pifa, Angus Kennedy, Clark Montana Fealty Company, Nellie D. Meticide, Samuel Wadler, Frederick A. Miller, CAL Smurthwaitl, and Will a F Toller. Parcels cited include portions of sections, townships, blocks and plats with stated considerations ranging from 4404 to 7340 dollars. Locations reference Ogden survey, Central Ink addition, and Salt Lake merlilan.
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Dorothy
Weleht
Iota
Aden
W. E
Othe
Angus Kennedy
Ogden
Clark Montana
Nellie D. Meticide
Albert
Tavies
Salt Lake
Reton C. Miller
Central Ink
Eden Wurvey
Cal
Secret Service Arrests German on Canal Spying Charge
A German man, Conrad Wilhelm Aulmansart, an officer in a pioneer regiment, was arrested on arrival aboard the Color from Charoliba by Secret Service officers. Chief Flynn said the evidence appeared unfounded. the suspect was sent to Ellis Island with notebooks and documents confiscated. He would likely be released if he proved legal entry as an alien. US Army and federal authorities met the colonel regarding the case.
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New York
Conrad Wil Jbekes
Aulmansart
Flynn
Secret Service
Emilx
Tiz Bladders Sores Foot Comfort Ad
An ad extols Tiz as the answer to aching feet and sore toes. It promises relief for blisters corns and bunions, claiming instant comfort and happiness for workers and dancers alike. The copy urges readers to buy from a local druggist for a small fee.
John A Sharp dies prominent Utah sheepman and executive
John A Sharp a well known sheepman and rancher in the Salt Lake Valley area died at his home at Twelfth South and Tod weed road. He held leadership roles in the Modern Furniture Company and the Briahtoo and North Fold Tertention Company and served as vice president of the North Jutay Irrigation Company. Born June 27 1880 near the South Platte river, Sharp settled in Vernon Tooele County before moving to Salt Lake City where he remained a longtime resident.
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Balt Locke
John A. Sharp
Twelfth South
Todweed Road
Sharp
Modern Furniture Company
North Fold
North Jutay
Pheeremul
Weishara City
Tater Tiv
Salt Lake City
Eter
Vernon
Family details emerge after shaft collapse incident
Mr Sharp is survived by children including Jensen Sharp Jane D Briar Leo J Sharp and Ira W Sharp plus siblings David Sharp and Adam Sharp with ties to Vernon Salt Lake and Taylorsville. Verbal arrangements for the will are pending. Tarbet led efforts to halt caving and salvage the hoisting plant while Meader assumed control of mining operations.
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Depnirm Bary
Mr. Sharp
George A. Finders
Murray
Jensen Sharp
Jane D. Briar
Leo J. Sharp
Ira W. Sharp
Abi
Salt Lake
Alstera
David Sharp
Vernon
Adam Sharp
Tayloresuiir
Tayloravine
Jannette Sharp
Mr. Tarbet
Tarbet
Meader
Pat Rant
Freckles Picked Off With a Cheap Remedy
Sun and wind ruin complexions with ugly freckles. A promised cure costs little and requires only an ounce of double strength medicine from any druggist. Apply a few times to fade freckles and reveal a clearer complexion. Ask for double strength and note the price is guarded by a dealer guarantee.
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Harely
Tarbet Miner and Philanthropist Dies in Salt Lake
Alexander H. Tarbet, prominent mining man and benefactor of Salt Lake, died yesterday at his home after a five day illness of pneumonia. Born July 21, 1861, he studied at Colorado School of Mines and Utah institutions, later managing the South Star and Tite-Star mines. He is survived by his wife Emma and children Alexander Sterling and Andrew J., plus sister Mrs Geoffrey Lavelle.
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Salt Lake
Agell
Alexander H. Tarbet
Parumenia
Fuenema Arrangimenta
Geoffrey Lavelle
Alvide
Tardet
Tarbet
Ldow
Emma Tarbert
Alexander Sterling
Andrew J
Slater
Geoffry Lavelle
Wighte
Mexander Hamilton Tartet
Townity
Taffle
Alesancer
Della Tarbet
South Star
St Alin
Salt Lake City
United States
Balt
Ola
Republicans Plan Special Train to Provo Convention
A Republican county committee organized a special train to carry county delegates to the state convention in Provo. The train departs from Union Station at 7:20 am, with stops at Fourteenth South, Murray, Sidi Valley, Handy, and Draper to pick up southern county delegates. The Salt Lake delegation will caucus on arrival. the Second Congressional District meeting is set for 10 am and the state convention will be held at the Calumble Theatre in Provo.
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Tribune
Republican
Provo
Republican County Committee
Benjamin J. Tetch
Salt Lake
Union Wacifle
Murray
Sidvale
Handy
Drager
Draper
Welock
Sat Lake
Calumble
Priocean
Hepublivan
Local Delegates Named for National Convention Effort
Last night supporters thanked W Brice and HB Joseph for contributing to delegate campaign costs in Weber and Salt Lake counties. Miss Margaret Zape and Cherdrop are mentioned for Chicago bound delegates, with Mrs Clarista, Williame, among others. Talks center on Governor William Spry US Senator Reed Smoot and George Bulberland for at large posts, with W S McCortich also discussed. Weber County backs a plan to boost Mayor A T L Heywood of Ogden as a large delegate prospect.
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W. Brice
HB. Joseph
Ealt Lake County
Foren
Chicago
Largaret Zape
Cherdrop
Clarista
Williame
William Spry
United States Bereters
Peed Smoot
George Bulberland
Timothy Hoyt Resigns Lands Post to Practice Law
Timothy C. Hoyt resigns as lands chief of the forest service to enter the practice of law in Ondeo. C. N. Woods will succeed him, formerly with Homer FE. Fennon in the craning department. Hoyt, a Kane County native, has served since district No. 4's organization and may seek Republican nomination for Congress. He has engaged in lead classification matters recently.
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Timothy C. Hoyt
Lands Department
The
Forest Service
Ondeo
C. N. Woods
Homer FE. Fennon
Hoyt
Oaden
Eien
Uowan Thrat
Law
Lands Despartment
Congress
Kane County
Calcium's Value in Tuberculosis and Eckman Remedy
Article discusses Calcium chlorid as a key component of Eckman's Alteration used for tuberculosis treatment. It claims decades of use, safety, and beneficial results, urging trials to aid natural healing. Produced by Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia advertisement.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
The Ladle Man’s Risk at the Steel Foundry
An incident in a steel foundry outlines the dangers of a leaky nozzle on molten steel. A worker risked burning himself by attempting to perfect the pour, leaving the ladle suspended as molten metal spilled. The superintendent witnessed the perilful moment and the warning it posed to nearby workers.
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Leading
Driax
Leeratia
Nedallz
Mother of Four: Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Endorsed
A testimonial from Mrs T F Gove of Decatur praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for improving the health of herself and her babies. She notes rapid recovery after hot weather and stresses that expectant mothers should seek the product’s benefits. The letter also mentions her mother and other pregnancies and asserts the medicine helped her entire family remain healthy.
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Lincoln
Tintham
Decatur
Lydia E Pickham
Annie Lydia E
Pinkham
Lynn
Basa
Fragmentary Note on Plant Operations and Post Reassignment
An incomplete report describes signaling at a cranemap and mold to move to the nett mold. A ladleman interacts with the metal and heat, while a superintendent gains regard from workers. Henry L. Grant references Engineering Magazine as context.
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Henry L. Grant
With the Irish Crochet Lunch Cloth and Napkins Trend
A period note describes Irish crochet lunch cloths and matching luncheon napkins sold in shops. It contrasts fancier, modern pieces with simple handmade linen squares edged with Armenian or simple monogram designs, noting some priced around eight to ten dollars, while beginners can learn to crochet a basic edge using plain squares.
Open to Contract for It Great War in Ballynlush
In Ballynlush County Bogford the talk centers on starting a paper mill driven by rising paper prices. Farmer O Grady visits the mill manager, hoping to learn if the mill will produce a cream laid paper, jokingly offering cream or sour milk as barter.
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Ballynlush
Bogford
Reland
O'Grady
Thasen Mill
Weil
Farmer Orady
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