Canvas-Back Duck And Chicken Pie Recipes Recounted
A Los Angeles gathering pairs culinary chatter with home kitchen tips. Kathryn Williams favors a canvas-back duck roasted quickly with salted pepper gravy, while Myrtle Sirdman shares a chicken pie recipe with tender meat and crust, plus notes on canning and preserving relish using carrots and spiced vinegar.
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Los Angeles
Ree
Kathryn Williams
Wile
Coutar
Seaton
The Crash and the Blame at Suburban Factory
A newly built Carter Brett factory designed by David Temple collapses, killing Sitra and triggering a public outcry. Brett pressures Temple to take the blame to protect his real estate ventures, while Temple weighs a private, perilous bargain and consults his wife before deciding.
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Babel
Tolees
Carter Hrett
David Temple
Sitra
Ninbhiaretha
Carter Fret
Eal
Pavid Temple
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David
Tom
Temple
Rose
Carter
Brett
Colony Park Fealty Company
Summer girdles and birdies shape fashion trends
The article surveys summer fashion focusing on girdles and waisted silhouettes. It notes that despite early predictions, bodices did not vanish and the Vouffant skirt gains emphasis with waistlines. It describes pointed lines, wire detailing, and period influences from Maria Antoinette era, with French and American fabrics and accessories shaping the latest frocks and girdles.
Strange Facts of Science From Many Lands
A miscellany of odd inventions and curious claims from across the globe. Mirrors that distort faces, a novel jewelry fastener, a British egg holder patent, a French phonograph teaching language, and skater wind aids dominate the page. A graveyard tale closes the row with a cautionary prank.
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Fla
Orm
Natlyea
Chinal
Exan
Amos
Panama Cathedral
Rolf
Fragmented talk and humor blur a 19th century scene
A garbled excerpt centers on a tense exchange with Jane declaring she avoided a man and wished him well, followed by a comical Mrs Pleasantly sharp wit about a corn joke and a wife’s sharp tongue. The piece blends domestic banter and light sports commentary in a newspaper vignette.
Remembrance Notes From A Soldier’s Farewell
A rackety young man joins the Fusiliers and is sent to the front. He bids his beloved farewell, asking her to gaze at the distant stars each night and think of him. She replies that any reminder would be welcome, but fears his late nights will leave him pale in the morning.
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Sle
How to Judge a Woman by Her Hair
An aged advertisement essay discusses hair judgment, claiming brunettes are quick tempered and blondes keener, then warns against common cleansers and suggests dubious chemistry to improve hair. It touts methods to remove dandruff and oil, promising healthier scalp and shinier hair.
Harry Brewer to Be Executed September 28
Salt Lake August 24 Hary Drewes described Utahs most daring prisoner as he was sentenced for the second time for the murder of Eugene Allen at Highland Roy store in Hem canyon on April 16 1914. The court fixed Thursday September 28 inside the Utah state prison walls for Brewers execution after his confession and prior appeals failed. Brewer met the verdict with his usual calm, joking with counsel that it was all up and he might as well take it.
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Hary Drewes
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Inghland Roy
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L. Miichle
Willlake
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Sult
Allen
Supreme Court
Partoy Jenson
Police saga victim Jimmy drowned after quarrel over leadership
Chicago reports say Jimmy, once the subject of a Chicago fundraising drive, was thrown into Lake Michigan and drowned amid a police investigation. Two men who aided him are held. The incident follows a dispute over who could claim leadership of the doomed venture.
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Chicago
Jimmy
Twelfth Annual Chinese Students Conference Opens
The eastern section of the Chinese Students alliance begins a week of meetings and entertainments at Payipa academy. Distinguished speakers include Chinese minister to the United States V K Wellington Koo General Leonard Ward US Army and Governor McCall.
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China
Payipa’ Academy
Destero Seized In Swedish Waters By Russian Submarine
Thariin Aug 24 Uy wireless to Sayvile The German steamship Destero with iron ore aboard was seized by a Russian submarine flying the Swedish flag in Swedish territorial waters. A Swedish pilot aboard has returned to Haparanda. The vessel was taken into Teumo Mipiand. The act is described as a flagrant violation of Swedish neutrality and has stirred Sweden and angered the people.
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Thariin
Sayvile
Stockholm
Haparanda
Tteumo
Mipiand
General Lee Will Estate Bequeaths to Family in Texas Area
San Antonio reports the late General J. C. Lee left an estate valued around 100000 dollars to his widow and ten daughters including Katherine and Mia. The estate includes 10000 dollars in bonds, tracts in Jamestown North Carolina Ellensburg Washington and San Antonio, stocks in California banks and mercantile concerns in Paluth and Portland Oregon. A collection of Indian baskets and curf on is noted as among the largest privately owned items to be divided in equal shares to the widow and eldest daughter Mrs Mills.
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San Antonio
Texas
Aus
J. C. A. Lee
Evifrad
Katherine
Mia
Liliana Milla
Jamestown
N. C
Ellensburg
Washington
Fea
Central Trust Company Closed in Vietsburg Ta
The Central Trust company of Litteburg was closed today by order of the state banking department. An announcement on the door cited bad loans and overdrafts. The bank reported total deposits of 156931 with a capital of 150000 and conducted wholesale produce trade largely among commission men.
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Central Trust Company of
Iitteburg
State Banking Department
Fifth German War Loan To Be Made
London August 24 An Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports that arrangements are completed for a fifth German war loan. The issue will be desured September 4 at 7-1/2 percent interest. Subscriptions run to October 3 at a price near 98. The loan aims to popularize support via canvassers and to signal higher wartime financing needs as the conflict continues.
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London
Joan
Wagar
Count von Roeders
Count von Roeders, Secretary of the {Mpertatreamuty
Dlepateh Saya
Utah farmers on trip to Brigham and beyond
A caravan of forty four automotives carrying about 225 Utah County farmers and professionals traveled from Ogden to Brigham City and Corinne visiting farms and irrigation projects. They toured Adnes Arrelord cattle ranches Willard Hansen’s Thoroughbred stock and Willard Hansen's farm before continuing to Box Elder County Petersboro and Logan for overnight stops.
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Special Master Report on Bank President’s Bankruptcy Request
A report by Special Master John B. Murphy in the United States District Court details testimony from witnesses including Frany Vicks and Cit Gowling in a petition tied to the former Security State Bank president Hyan of Ogden. Murphy notes discussions of stock gifts, including shares valued at 100 dollars given to his son Raymond Ryan, and a partisan remark about an organization. The transcript covers details of gifts, salaries, and bank funds as part of the proceedings.
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Manter
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CIT
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Incor Kemmeter Coal Company
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Hnandal
Bubgertad
Elderly woman, 113, registers to vote in Illinois primary
On August 23 a 113 year old Negro woman named Mrs. Harriey King registered to vote in the Illinois state primary with prompt answers, aided by her granddaughter in the registration booth. She had come from North Carolina, where she had been a state resident.
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Yean Chiengy
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Harriey King
Three Men Die in Auto Train Collision Near Tincoin
Incoin Neb April 2 three men were killed when their car struck a Chicago and Uaver train east of Tincoin. Victims named were N D Mercure Fred Mercure both of Sullla Neb and E T Sweeney of Whitford Neb.
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Chicago-Uaver
Butlinston
Tincoin
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Fred Mercure
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E. T. Sweeney
Whitford
Senate Passes Army Appropriation Bill
The Senate approved the army appropriation bill with revised articles of war after War Department review and sent it back to the House where an amendment was considered. President Wilson had vetoed earlier provisions, and exemptions were debated as the bill moved toward final passage.
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Washinston
War Department
House
Wilson
Halt Lake Fatality Ties to 1915 Cedar City Plunge
Alfral Stookey died in Santa Clara after years of pain from injuries sustained on September 12, 1915, when a plunge over an embankment near Cedar City killed one woman and injured several others. The report notes long illness following the accident and includes a quip about happiness and complaining.
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Alfral Stookey
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