The Right Wife Choice Says Dorothy Dix on Love
Dorothy Dix advises men to picture their ideal wife rather than chase glamour or fevered romance. She argues marriage rests on congeniality and shared interests, noting many blunders come from youth’s shortsightedness and illusions about romance. The piece urges selecting a companion who enjoys the same activities and conversations, and who will be a true partner in life.
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Healy
Ibsen
Tyne
Framwork for Trays and Drying Structure with Electric Fan
Instructions describe building a 44 inch thick framework from lumber 3 percent inches thick with a 4 by 1 1/2 foot base. Include wire screening bottoms, four trays or four across center, and uprights 44 inches thick percent wide and 18 inches high. Attach to wall corner and align with fan base. Also notes drying vegetables on wire or ceramic pins, stacking four or five high. A long discourse on marriage and gender follows, advising potential brides and critiquing a decorative wife, ending with observations on heredity and environment.
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Suipe Sf
Boltern
Premier Accused Of Misleading In House Debate
In London the House of Commons tackled claims that Premier Kerensky’s telegram to the Stockholm conference was misrepresented by the government. Ex-Labour figure J Hameny Mac Donald argued the text shows the move as spontaneous, while Andrew Dewar Mackintosh questioned the government’s handling and the Moscow stance. Lord Hugh Cecil challenged the Stockholm delegation as inadequately prepared for the talks.
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J. Hameny MacDonald
Labor Party
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Treard
Draily Mail
Petrgrad
Kerensky
Stockholm
Andrew Dewar Taw
Nerensky
Hugh Cecil
Greenwich
Ariue
Railroads Make Progress Reducing Freight Congestion
Reports from the Omaha War Board to Union Pacific General Agent W. H. Chevete show railroad cooperations cutting freight car requisitions from 148 027 on May 1 1917 to 33 276 on August 1 1917 while still delivering 16 to 20 percent more service. Government and commercial trade shifted huge Cantonment supplies and heavy car demand into a sustained high rail movement.
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Union Pacific
Ogden
Halfard Punt
Omaha War Board
Cara
Dear Alicia Hoyt answers etiquette questions
Questions answered by Alicia Hoyt in this column address matters of etiquette. Readers are invited to send queries, enclose stamps for personal responses, and receive guidance on social manners. The reply discusses dress norms and appropriate behavior with a humorous tone.
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Alicia Hoyt
Mise Hoyt
Railroads Aimed at Maximizing United States Transport
An article discusses cooperative railroad strategies to move transport and munitions materials efficiently. It highlights railcar utilization, reduced passenger service, faster unloading, and empty-car pricing to boost nationwide railroad effectiveness as the premier transport agency.
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Tule Cn
United States
Arlington Hotel to Reopen After Renovation
The Arlington Hotel at 2129 Washington Avenue will reopen for business mid next week after renovations. Operated by Mrs. Massey, a seasoned hotelier from Orden with ties to the city, the hotel has long welcomed travelers and tourists. Mrs. Massey recently left Orden for Evanston, Wyoming, and will resume arranging the opening preparations upon return.
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Pro German Paper Boasts Americans
A Mexico City report claims Ceron Camargo attacks Kemmerer and Chandler hired as consulting experts by the Onance department. He accuses the United States of causing Mexico’s monetary depreciation and alleges a plan to move 1.6 billion people within Mexico, while criticizing US influence on Mexican finance and sovereignty.
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Ananda
Kemmerer
Chandler
Act Consulting
Onance Department
Mexico
Stexico
United States
iHe
Mint
Chamler
Men of Honor
Harton
Despondent man commits suicide in Salt Lake home
Despondent over ill health and family troubles Lewis A. Blanley, 39, killed himself last night by taking poison in the rear of 6 North Second West Street. Neighbors found the body and notified police.
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Polo
Second Weat Street
Treatment of epithelioma through surgical removal and X-ray
The article discusses epithelioma mainly on skin and mucous membranes in older adults. It recommends surgical excision followed by X-ray to destroy any remaining cancer cells. It also describes an alternative method by Dr. Hiram H. Seelye using focused light and radiation to treat small epitheliomas, including procedure steps and expected healing.
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Florida
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Eldre Ibe Waller
Poyales
Feneraul
Brody
Wiliam Hraty
Ilder
Death at North Second Street Worker Blamed on Agitators
Stanley was found dead about three hours earlier, with police surgeon Dr. W. 8.11 Keyting in attendance. He had resided at 56 North Second Street since marriage two years ago. No children. He worked as a machinist at GatBeld smelter. Two weeks prior he reportedly complained of fatigue from hard labor, but the management suspects foreign agitators caused the unrest among workers.
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Keyting
North Second Weal Street
GatBeld
Defeat of the Allies Reported in Flanders Engagement
London reports a combined British and French assault on Flanders was shattered by German resistance. Only minor local gains along the Veer canal and near Tanderemark were achieved by the Entente, with equal or diary losses claimed.
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Entente
Mexican shopmen threaten walkout in Mexico City
Reports from Mexico City say railroad workers consider a walkout if management continues to ship locomotives to the United States for repairs rather than fixing them locally. Showmen have petitioned President Cárdenas to require an eight hour workday. Current conditions keep workers at their present pace.
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Tt Bn
United States
Catranta Aking
Latiuede
Marico
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims
A testimonial from Poplar Bluff Missouri praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling a woman to bear a healthy baby girl. The letter asserts prior illness and fatigue resolved, with household duties resumed, and encourages other women to seek the medicine confidentially from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Atal
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