Woman's Page from The Guide in the Labyrinth Narrative Snapshot
Cora regains consciousness aboard a ship amid a violent storm as David’s fate hangs on a skull fracture and etheral help. The ship’s doctor warns of possible recovery if the base fracture is not lethal, while Cora clamps to action, seeking any sign of hope. In the amidships chaos, she assesses the eye swelling, clings to life, and the nurse’s instincts push her to protect her husband through perilous seas and uncertain delays.
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Cora
David
Abe
New York
Coran
Medicios
Mia
Tom
Natural treatment for tuberculosis touted in 1900s ad
An ad promotes Eckwan's Alterative as a supplement to strengthen a weakened system and aid tuberculosis patients. It claims relief from asthma and chronic bronchitis, highlights no opiates or habit forming drugs, and cites use by doctors and druggists at a Philadelphia university site.
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Eckwan
Ams
Usc
Rostour
Tichman’ Laboratory
Milladetpnia
Siveritee
Inquest Opens Over Child Struck by Car on Washington Drive
A coroner's inquest convened after a seven year old girl died Friday night when an auto occupied by Ward Preston crashed on Washington Drive. Dr. Wright and Ward Preston testified, with other witnesses including those who fled the scene. Proceedings continued into the afternoon.
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Menabrian
Wright
Tammy
Ward Preston
Betot Justice of the Peace
Murtiovan, Jr
Ollneason
Mrs Florence Austin Ghale Advises Housewives On Baking
Mrs Florence Austin Ghale a domestic science lecturer emphasizes purer cooking and shows housewives how to improve baking outcomes. She endorses Calumet Baking Powder for reliable leavening and healthful results, claiming it yields uniform rises and superior flavor. An advertising endorsement notes a money-back guarantee and widespread sales.
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Chase
University of Chicago
Sho
Menta
Mra Chase
Croceria
Tiegia
Millones
Houremives
Domestis
Car Strike Accident and Municipal League News
Eyewitness Berntsen and Eva Watler recount a near collision as a car driven by Ward Preston struck a child on Highland drive. Preston describes braking and swerving to avoid the girl, who died. Also reported is the organization of the Pocatello Municipal League and local civic actions.
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Berntsen
Eva Watler
Athet
Wright
Preston
Highland Drive
Steht
Miter
Ward Preston
Utah-Ihally Motor Company
Demon Jatraint
Bat Te Tiret
Tie
Maha
Houses of Congress
Shields
Pie Timeline Disaster at My First Party
An amateur baker recalls a disastrous first pie at a twelve year old party. The crust burned and collapsed as custard slid to the pan edges, then was rescued by flipping and reassembling, yielding a warped version of the usual pie. Guests shared awkward portions while the author vows to recount the tale again.
Five Cent Loaf Made at a Loss in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City notes from the Master Bakers convention with FH Harrison of Chicago using a chalk demonstration to show why a five cent loaf costs more than its price and how depreciation and overhead affect profits. H N Hurley of the Federal Trade Commission urged government and industry cooperation and praised trade organizations for standardizing products and improving workers’ welfare.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Dakera
Harrison
Chicago
Varrbus
Fmr
An & Teault
H. N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
Rode
Bakers Live Up to Competition in Modern Baking
Salt Lake City hosts a talk by Dr Ho FE Barnard, Indiana State Board of Health commissioner, urging bakers to meet evolving standards. He cites rising ingredient costs, machinery replacing hand methods, and safer, cost-efficient formulas while advocating education to remove old legal weight limits and adopt new component-based standards.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ho FE. Barnard
Indiana’ State Board of Health
Dernard
Hemard
Campaien
New Gas Machine Demonstration by Ogden Firm
The Globe Heat, Light and Power company, formed by Ogden residents, announced a new automatic heating lighting and power system for homes and buildings. A demonstration at their Trudeon Avenue offices showcased a $200 unit that produces 500 cubic feet of gas per hour, with automatic thermostatic controls and two systems for heat. The firm plans 100 machines this year, increasing to 600 monthly in the next year, with costs per 1000 cubic feet and per 100 cubic feet noted.
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Globe Heat, Light & Power Company
Ogden
Miral
Eresident
J. . Critchlow
J. Ristan
W. J. Critchtow
J. PF
Walker
C. C. Mancur
Western Foundry Company
Trudeon Avenue
Paso- Neer
Revenue bill to be amended by Senate finance panel
Washington Aug 10 Senate finance committee recommended amendments to the House revenue bill. Proposals include reducing income tax exemptions, boosting taxes on large inheritances, sustaining several stamp taxes, and revising the wine tax. The panel also discussed reunions taxes opposed by manufacturers. Colby accepted invitation to join a Progenive committee linked to Democratic campaign efforts.
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Waablogton
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate Democrats
Conald
Democrat National Committee
Colby
Charles & Es
Hughes
Coid
Bainbridge Colby backs Wilson for reelection
Bainbridge Colby, who nominated Theodore Roosevelt at a Progressive convention in Chicago, announces his support for President Wilson’s reelection in a letter to Vance M. Mei. The move aligns Colby with the Wilson camp amid the 1912 political climate.
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Saindbidge Colby
Wilson
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Vance Mei
Man Plunges From Singer Building Porch Into Crowd
New York Aug 10 A man leaped from the tower of the Storer building, one of the world's tallest, and fell into a Broadway lunch hour crowd. He was identified as Albert Goldman, 55 years old.
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New York
Storer
Amis
Albert Goldman
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