To Be or Not To Be A Family’s Dilemma On Divorce
Dorothy Dix advises women facing infidelity to weigh practical and emotional factors before divorcing. She argues marriage is a contract and divorce can be a right or luxury, warning against rash endings that lead to worse outcomes, especially for those without independent means.
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Dorothy Dix
Anrls
Trioug
Sife
Cherlah
Ben Fallfal
Parton Mito Tan
Mita
The Burden of Divorce Support in Domestic Life
A reflective discussion on alimony and divorce, arguing that obligations to support wives and children persist despite male earnings limits. The piece notes wives face hardship when husbands evade payments, and that social status and comforts cannot replace the need for stable domestic support.
Domestic divorce and its costs on women and children
The piece argues that divorce hurts women more than men, leaving children with fewer advantages and schooling. It criticizes public sympathy for divorced wives while noting social pressure to stay married and the lifelong income and education losses for children.
Widow Seeks Comfort at Home Against Stomach Ailment
The widow recounts years of stomach trouble and doctors' advice of hospital surgery. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for easing pain, improving appetite, and ending her symptoms after a course. The ad promises a harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and inflamed areas, with money-back guarantee.
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Kall
Mayr
Melaiyre Drug Company
Anit Arugelses
Haig Issues War Statement From Amiens Front
London dispatch reports Haig stating British and French forces broke German lines near Amiens driving a seven mile advance center near Pleasier and pushing eastward toward Morlancourt. He notes thousands of prisoners and many guns captured with rapid allied progress.
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London
Pleasier
Morrull
Miessler
Mor Jancourt
Amiens Frank
Dehentry
Dyelinh
Mente Rawlinson
Nesantt
Madian
Viet Avro River
Urarches
Worhand
Mortancourt
Trent
Slossive
Haig
Commune
Vpmance
Axsocinted
Torsy
Bal Tla
Spraiie
Italy
Sourges
Ifargueoud
Perisel
Moreuil Vitety
Salt Lake Physician Receives Army Commission
Hugh of Allen Middleton Jacet and Mettugh in Salt Lake has been commissioned as a captain in the Federal Reserve Corps. The new captain, connected with the National Guard for four years, studied medical head injuries under Dr Joseph Rieck of Chicago and will remain in Salt Lake until further orders.
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Salt Lake
Hugh
Allen, Middleton, Jacet & Mettugh
Fedeal Reserve Corps
Army
Metugh
Joseph Rieck
Chicago
Mewueh
Tax Talk Echoes in a Fractured Exchange
A fragmented dialogue questions taxation on everyday items. The exchange mentions covering debts and a proposed tax on a $4 perfume note, with references to February loans and car seizures. The tone mirrors a wartime era public discourse about duties and social costs.
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Sam
Sally
Mrs Watson of Detroit Reports Recovery After Treatment
Mrs Watson of Detroit says she felt weak and tired until trying a tonic advertized as a liver peptene iron and energizer. She claims within two weeks she improved, gained strength, and now feels better in every way with no infection or side effects implied.
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Vindl
Detroit
Ted
John FP
Watson
Anil Draegiala Everywhere
Utah plant blaze damages Rio Grande facility
Fire damaged the Rio Grande plant of the Fat Tee & Beverage company at West and Phil Soutphecla in Salt Lake. Two firemen were reported injured, and nearby areas faced concern as the blaze threatened a larger outbreak.
Sinking blaze injures several in Evanston incident
A fire started in the engine room lockers caused injuries to residents and workers including Wat terson who suffered a severe toe injury. The blaze threatened critical plant areas but did not halt operations at the new plant on Low Avenue. Numerous named residents and delivery staff are listed in the report, with emphasis on local figures and long address list.
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South Third East Street
East Titth South Street
Bobh
Watterson
J. Uli- Tich
Mannager
Ranger
Armatoura
Young Ladies Enroll 46 Nurses in Tierl Campaign
Mrs. K St Spencer in charge of a nurse recruitment drive reports 46 applicants have enrolled in the Tierl nurse program. Some blanks returned and others mailed to Washington. A list of recent enrollees from the last ten days includes Well Road and 2480 Van Buren with Hullie Irwin at 2105 Whelington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.st. Spencer
Ashington
Well Road
van Buren
Hullie Irwin
Wyoming Girl to Become Nurse for Government Service
In Evanston Wyoming Miss Janot Crawford is set to be the first young woman from the daily or county to enlist as a student nurse. She has signed the card for preferred service and will enter duties at the hospital or station assigned by the government. Previously she earned a living with the Union Pacific as a teacher in the county.
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Wyoming
Evanston
Wyo
Janot Crawford
Mijas Crawford
Union Pacific
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Ogden Theatre
Lkc
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Dale
Jeali
Cheesman Electric & Auto Supply
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Vincount Logestre
British Welfare League
Wonssi
Hays
Bree Nant
la Keen
Shiverce Court
England
France
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Nounis m
United States
Russia
Ned Cross
Sir Robert Cack
Robert
Erph King
Sormerse
Washington, Ave
Pershing
Ae Vesle River
Tasoches
Vesle
Rheims-Salssana
Howie
Wabsilington
Juday
Parlment
Amiens
Bonard
Waymuda
Mrs. Watson
Low Avenue
Amber Hawes
Place
Pearl Munsey
Twentie Sixth Street
Lorain McConnell
Twenty-fourth Street
Hazel M. Harnish
Grane - Montgomery
North Ogden
Harriett Ercles
Trean Hrtaco
Seventh Street
Tessie S. Frazier
Fay Tribe
Washington Avenue
Amadha Underhill
Twenty-ninth Street
Frances
Coartbridge
Lanarkshire
Scottard
Wrawehl
Utah
Enliex
Josh Wie
New York
Portland
Ore
Ogden City
F. A. McGuire
Hudson Avenue
Eden
Ogden Electric Supply Company
Washington
Ogden
Adams Avenue
Ogden City Water Works
Chris Flygare
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