Dorothy Dix Advice for Homely Women on Beauty and Wit
The column offers Dorothy Dix style guidance to single women, arguing beauty costs effort while inner gifts can compensate. It urges homely girls to cultivate talents, music, good manners, generosity, and social adaptability, while promoting study and wit over looks to become engaging in crowds. It notes appearance is less important than demeanor, with humor and brains as key assets.
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Tiaetl
Hitteda
Toliet
Alvanory Kairo
Wil
Jany
Ani
Iit
Schilling Tea Cups and Prices Highlighted in Ad
An advertisement extols Schilling Tea as making more cups per pound than any tea known and being the cheapest per cup. It lists Mayors of Schilling blends like Japan Caylon Tedla Oylon English Breakfast and mentions moisture-proof packages for grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling Tea
Schillinga
Japan
Caylon
Charm of the soul outshines beauty in social lore
The passage extols inner charms over looks and wit. It urges women to abandon self consciousness by focusing attention on others and fostering sympathy. It describes conversational skill as a potent social tool and condemns vanity while praising a sunny disposition and ethical conduct. An advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea follows this discourse.
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Joan Ourself
For Sale Ace Me Brummitt Lively Listing
For sale listing reads J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue with phone 59. Readable fragment mentions a personal address and contact.
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Ace Me
J. 1
Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Fragments on cooking and housekeeping tips from a past page
Readable phrases offer guidance on gravy and giblets handling, breadcrumb reuse, kitchen storage, and child safety around medicines. It mentions outdoor linen sets, newspaper shelves for tidiness, and ironing tips for damp days, all presented in a dated domestic context.
Ogden Tent Awnings and Welding Co Classified Ad
Painting and paperhanging services offered with guaranteed work. contact H. re Froggekamp and A Ogden Tent and Awning Co who manufacture high grade awnings and waterproof covers. Also Ogden Welding & Repair Co provides welding services. Phones listed for multiple businesses.
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A . Ogden Tent and Awniog Co
Washington Agecte
Ogden Plans Four Wild West Shows and Stock Exhibition
Ogden to host four wild west shows this fall and a midwinter stock show. A city meeting of local stock and business leaders approved a committee report seeking 7500 for the fat stock show and 5000 for the wild west show with funds sourced mainly from advertising and office costs. The plan calls for a joint venture with profits from the wild west to offset fat stock expenses, a general cooperative effort with Harvest Festival and Rotary groups, and a Tuesday organizing session to form the coordinating committee.
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Weber Club
O. J. Sliwell
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Charles In. Garton
H. W. Dung
Wattis
Barton
Ogden
Ayong
Ogden Union Stockyards
Robert A. Mayer
Fred G. Taylor
JK. Callisott
B. M.ox
Charles H. Barton
Dr. Hogean
Hugh ©. Wood
G. C. Adeney
H. M. Rowe
Fred Harrington
Republicans To Hold State Outing At Lagoon Lake
Republicans of the state plan their annual outing next Tuesday at Lagoon. About 5000 attendees are expected, with Governor Thomas H. Campbell of Arizona among speakers on national forces. The program starts around 3 39 p.m. and governors at Salt Lake may speak. The arrangements committee lists many prominent Republicans from Ogden, Provo, Park City, Logan, Tooele, Farmington, Morgan and other towns.
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Lagoon
Joh James
Corn
Milter
Harry 8. Joseph
Thomas H. Campbell
Arizona
Salt Lake
Repuwana
Harry 3. Joseph
W. Mont Ferry
G. Morgan
Ry Dibtlee
Frank M. Evans
W. D.alvieston
Charles M. Morriv
Igmth Lake
Harvey Cruft
Provo
W. St. Lewis
Park City
Arthur Hess
Farmington
J. N. Pierce
Ogden
W. le Cardon
Logan
J. J. Kramer
Tooele
James A. Anderson
Morgan
Jann L. Levy
Panguitch
CR. Pugh
Kanab
William FE. Spencer
Randolph
James Long
Marystale
A. W. Levy
Rickticin
John P. Miller
Moab
FE. C. Lee
Price
Benjamin F. Jewkes
Orangeville
Harry Goldsborough
Nephi
Old Man Reflects On Marriage And Family Disputes
A compact reminiscence of a husband speaking on married life. He recalls bickerings with his wife and children, noting faults and tempers, yet emphasizes that he could not live without his partner. The fragment hints at a tense moment as he mutters under his breath after stormy exchange.
Forty Years Together in Marriage and Losses
The piece reflects on long marriage, shared hardships, and the value of enduring partnership. It contrasts patience and courage in wives with men’s duties, noting a forty year union through sorrow, joy, and mutual support, honoring a mother’s strength and the couple’s lasting bond. It also reports on ransom negotiations for two American aviators held by Mexican bandits near Marfa, Texas, detailing authorization for $15,000 and the broader U.S. push for swift action by Mexican authorities.
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Marin
Petersonadil Davis
Wea
James B. Erwin
el Paso
Langhorne
Marfa
Texas
S Am
Paul H. Davia
Harold C. Petersen
Candelaria
Mexico
Fennell
Cumdelaria
United States
Big Bend
Chess
Site Department
Tha Ojiaara
Ojinaga
Juarea
Gonzales
Antonio Pruneda
Ojinga
Joseph T. Picken
Dlala Haa
Mexico City
Paul W. Davis
Emerald
G. Peterson
United States’ Army
Air Service
Amelia
Dunrez
Mexica
Abe Davis
Bay
California
Warren B. Dravin
Strassmore
Minnesota
Alepg
Deteracn
Tom
Peterzon
Autehinson
Strike Ties Up New York Traffic
New York endures a second day of mass transit disruption as all subways and elevated lines shut down. Buses and moving vans fill streets while ferries and limited surface service scramble to move millions of workers and shoppers. Brokers rush to Wall Street. offices report slow attendance as the city seeks alternative routes to reach 4.26 million subway riders and 1.13 million elevated riders daily.
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New York
Ita
Devicua
Sta Beart
Interborough
Wall Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Island
Hudson
Fast River
Baker Urges Congress to Provide Army
Washington officials report Secretary Baker urged a military subcommittee to fund an army that reflects the United States strength. He pressed for a land army of 76,000 men and adversary training as part of the War Department plan, warning the current state of the world.
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Washington
Baker
Congress
United States
War Department
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Acsident Insurance
Aetna Accident & Liability Co
Auto and Liability Insurance
Hi AL Tordy
Hudson Ave
Hone
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Mutual Creamery Co
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Meathy & Co
Grant Agene
Bana
Deatetey
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Jesus Ogden
Proms
Ogden Engraving Service Co
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Fry Laboratory
Charles’ Elsenberg
Fhont
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Bros
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Dee Neutescom-Frinting Co
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Anpine
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H. Howard Speechly
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Willard Kay
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Loana
Phone
Ogden Auto Repair CO
Grant Ave
H. F. Snell
Geo. C. Theobald
Jock
Hudjeon Repair
Hudeon
Tate
Kelly Dy Herrick
Kinzon
Andreas
First National Bank
F. Speer
Washington Javenue
Ogden Welding & Repair Co
Wandington
AAA
Tye
Mazola
Hal Bare
Daker
Senate
Sutherland
West Virginia
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