Mission of Mischief Ends in Strained Family Ties
Woman Beth Woodford critiques Tom as she and her husband return to New York after a visit with the Temples. Beth argues privacy matters and moral duty clash with friendship, insisting her actions aim to guide others, though the conflict strains both families. The dialogue reveals a clash of values over intrusion versus loyalty.
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Seth
Tor Woodford
New York
Dou
Beth
Fall
Cora
Kardil
Woodfords
Vera
Tom
Tomi
Hana Toleston
Heth
Watermelon and Muskmelon Ripeness and Handling Tips
Advice on selecting ripe melons and proper ripening steps. Guidance covers chilling, taste testing, and serving timing. Notes caution on post-opening storage and re-serving, with emphasis on careful covering and temperature control for best quality.
Watermelon Desserts From An Antique Kitchen
A fragmented recipe describes serving watermelon as an appetizer with a nine dollar billing method, hollowed halves filled with a pale purée, topped with lemon juice, sugar, and spices. It mentions chilling, dashes of julep sugar, and a dense mixture blended with salt and ice for a cold, decorative presentation. The text is garbled but centers on a watermelon dish prepared in a long glass vessel.
Dentist Robbed by Masked Men at Balt Lake Home
Aug 18 Balt Lake. Dr W J Withers dentist of 3 Ninth Ave reported three masked men entered his home, bound him, gagged him, and after an hour fled with diamonds and jewels valued about 600 plus $10 cash. Police questioned suspects Charles Russell 30 and Thurman Nelson 26 arrested after noon. Withers identified two masked men by voice but could not describe them due to masks. The case remains under investigation with several peculiar features noted by Chief White and Joseph Sharp.
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Balt Lake
W. J. Witheers
Ninth Avenue
Bla Hoine
White
Joseph Sharp
Pot Drake
Charles Russell
Thurman Nelson
Sirntus
W. SL. Hurst
Jal
Withers
Polfee
Ile Wax
Lsht
Mexico to Select Peace Commission
Mexico City August 18 Foreign Minister Aguilar said Washington assured that the American delegates to the Mexico United States peace conference would be chosen within three or four days. He would not disclose names of the new sub secretary replacements amid changes in the foreign relations office.
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Mexico City
Aguilar
Washington
Mexico
United States
Juan Nefiall Amador
Rainister
Epost
Morgan Named on Publicity Bureau
Morgan, publisher of the Hutchinson News, named to the publicity bureau of the Hepytilean national campaign committee. Aisin T. Wert of Kentucky named to western headquarters. Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls named chief of the speakers' bureau. They enter duties today.
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Chicago
Thirteen Thousand Miners Walk Off Strike in Washington State
Shamphis Wa Aug 17 About 13000 members of the United Mine Workers in Susquehanna and Philadelphia and Reading coal groups walked off to compel employees to join the union. It is estimated at least 3000 miners are affiliated with the organization.
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Shamphis
United Mine Workers Organization
Susquehanna Coal Company
Paltadelphia
Reading Coal & Lron Company
Hee
Mount Dare
Wma
Death Threat Against Miners in Biwabik Incident
In Biwabik Minnesota an explosion and threats tied to an industrial dispute occurred near a boardinghouse, as workers from the Industrial Workers of the World face threats of death if they don’t quit. One man, Tony Dumont, went to work with his wife and children nearby. Police arrested Mary Mollenes as the investigation began, and authorities warned of further danger as the case continued.
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Biwahik
Walabik
Peraons
Activalites
Willeaders
LOW
Tony Dumont
Toindere
Howe
Chicago News in Brief on Recovery and Fire Tragedy
The report references a fire disaster damaging a family room and a late night incident. It also notes letters of condolence and that Amith received crepe. Chicago reports William J. Callous, former minister to China, recovering from a stroke with doctors optimistic about a home return.
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John Saub
Talhoun
Chicago
William J. Callous
Ching
Physictace
Association Formed At American Fork Utah War Veterans
Mias Emma E. Lindsay state regent of the Paugh tere of the Utah Indian War Veterans and Mrs Lily C Wolstenholme area regent retired from American Fork where at the Black Hawk encampment on August 8 9 10 and 11 they assisted in organizing the association Officers elected include Department commander in chief Jas H McHonall Provo senior vice commander Irving L Pratt American Fork junior commander Mrs Clara Jones Spanish Fork adjutant general Ada Wilkie Evans Lent quartermaster general Anna Nebeker Bayson chaplain W O H Gardiner Salem chorister Mrs Ruth Peay Fatrer Proso
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American Fork Balt Lake
Mias
Emma E. Lindsay
Paughtere
Utah Indian War Veterans
Lily C. Wolstenholme
American Fork
Black Hawk
Jas. H. McHonall
Provo
Irving L. Pratt
Amerian Fork
Clara Jones
Spanish Fork
Ada Wilkie Evans
Lent
Anna Nebeker
Bayson
W. O H. Fiardner
Salem
Ruth Peay Fatrer
Proso
Four Burglaries Reported in Ball Lake Area
Four burglaries were reported to Ball Lake police on August 18. Homes entered include A. I. Godbé at 913 Viringham Street, Efe Thomes at 31 Second Avenue, James Nogera at 215 Second Avenue, and A. K. Thomas at 105 HB atrovt. Neighbors telephoned in with observations of breaks but could not provide time of occurrence or suspect descriptions. valuables stolen could not be determined due to residence absence.
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Ball Lake
A. I. Godbé
Viringham Street
Efe Thomes
Second Avenue
James Nogera
A. K. Thomas
Atrovt
Cass
Dear River Milling considers new plant site
Neigham City Aug 17 The Dear River Milling board met in thin city and assessed stockholder returns at 2 1/2 percent The plan is not to rebuild at the old site due to distance Sites offered at Evans Tremonton in Malad Valley and Hacresville on the main line will be considered A chopping plant may be built at the old site to use the water tower diet The new mill will be powered by electricity
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Neigham City
Dear River Milling Company
Thin City
Toas
Evans and
Tremonton
Malad Valley
Oregon
Hacresvile
Denmark in a bad tangle over Danish West Indies sale
Copenhagen reports a tangled political fate as parties in the Rigsdagen prepare caucuses to review the government’s plan for a coalition cabinet and a possible plebiscite on selling the islands. A rejection could delay decision until after the war and trigger a broader political campaign.
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Copenhaces
London
Party of the Left
Thlassen
Boy Escapes Death In Sardene Tractor Incident
In Maron City on August 18 a heavy road grader weighing several tons passed over a boy’s head and shoulders. He escaped fatal injury when his head rested in soft sand, allowing the tractor to roll off without crushing him.
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Maron City
Raymond iLogerman
Woman recovers health with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Jamaica New York reader describes relief from head and backache dizziness hot flashes and irregularities after using Lydia E Pinkham's Compound. She followed the label guidance and reports improved well being. The note invites others to seek information from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with confidentiality.
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Jamaica
N.Y
E. Pinkham
Globe Ave
Jamsi¢s
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Medtscine Co
Golfers Score 150 in Wratten Open Second Half
Milwaukee Aug 18 Twenty six golfers par 150 or better after 36 holes in the Wratten Open Golf Championship. Forty one players were cut for exceeding 162 strokes in the first day. Ted McNamara of New York James Barnes of Philadelphia and Harry Turple of Red Wing share the title aspirations as the field narrows. Med yesterday led with 141.
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Milwaukee
Blue Mounds
Ted McNamara
New York
James Barnes
Philadelphia
Harry Turple
Red Wing
Mlony
Nonpartisan Ticket Named in Salt Lake for Judges
In Salt Lake City on August 18 Democrats and Progressives convened at the city and county building, forming a joint nonpartisan judiciary ticket for Third District Court judges and a district attorney candidate. The Democratic meeting room hosted the event, while Progressives gathered in Judge Ruehle's courtroom. the two parties agreed three Democratic judge nominees and two Progressive judge nominees, with the rest confirmed on ballots. The Democratic slate included Jails Wreen, Nar obt M. Stephens, B.C. Reang, W. J. Wiking, and Tow McKinnee, while Progressive nominees were Groves F. Goodwin Willis V. Bramel N. A. Robertson and others. The group approved a nonpartisan platform and began submitting candidates at once.
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Salt Lake
Democrata
Lewis
M. J. Ruehle
Democrate
Judge
Alettiet
Judees
Bualneas
Juderahip Noroinationa
J. Jails Wreen
Narobt M. Stephena
B.C. Reang
W. J Wiking
Tow McKinnee
Friesh
Aatherine Acrage
Hall
Groves F. Goodwin
Willis V. Bramel
N. A. Robertson
Joder Rentein
Bram
Rober
Enn
Rane
Drorenalre
Three Democrats Nominate Bench Candidates in Utah Convention
In a Democratic Convention held in Salt Lake City, J Louis Brown, Jardine M. Stephens, and J W McKinney led the ballot for the bench with Stephens highest at 176.5 votes, Brown 120.5, and Evans 149.5 in Salt Lake County. The three top finishers were declared nominees after a majority was reached.
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Goodwin
Bramel
Tamidates
Flor. Nebeker
J. Louis Brown
RL Thurman
Jardid
M. Stephens
Mathonshah Thattanem
Nated PC
Evang
C. le Olson
W. H
Arana
Wilkins
McKinney
Stephen L. Richards
Stephens
Brown
Evans
Outalda
Tooele
Summit
Touele Para Ua
Fryans
Arawo
Satt Iske
Salt Lake County
Non
Crore FP Goodwin
W. W. Bramel
Nebeket
Progressive convention nominates McCarthy for district attorney
The Progressive convention immediately nominated Wilken McCarthy, Salt Lake County assistant county attorney, for district attorney by acclamation, while the Democrats also dominated Mr. McCarthy for the post, placing him in nomination through F. B. Stephens as a shared outcome of cross party support.
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Wilken McCarthy
Salt Lake County
Ife
F. B. Stephens
Mr .Carthy
Rabid dog attack reported in Salt Lake City
A. G. Johnen reported being bitten by a rabid dog killed by humane officer F. B. Tripp at 222 Eleventh East street. No skin abrasion found and a blood spot on the hand may have come from the animal. Investigation suggests the dog was infected after contact with a sheep dog during a herd move through the area in July.
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Salt Lake
A. G. Johnen
Eleventh East Street
F. B .Tripp
Nereda
Girl Makes Charge of BeriouB Nature
Salt Lake, Aug 18. County attorney charges T. W. Tritterington, 60, with attacking a deaf and mute girl seeking medical treatment at his Second South Street office. Father’s complaint alleges the assault occurred after a visit for treatment. Tritterington arrested and jailed early morning. He claims to be a future path. He has lived in the city about a year.
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Berioub Nature
Salt Lake
T. W. Tritterington
Titterington
Second South Street
Neatley
Tittering
Kla
Titterlorton
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Moaace
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