Most Perfect Girl Enjoying Her Outing In Ogden Canyon
Fresh from a twenty eight mile horseback ride through the mountains east of Ogden, Margaret Edwards appears on the Hermitage hotel porch with her mother Mrs. L Edith Edwards. The aspiring dancer heads to the Orpheum theatre season in Ogden, aims to create an American classic dance style, and emphasizes natural health and coordinated body work over gymnasiums.
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Paesen
Ogden
Margaret Edward
Hermitage Hotel
Ogden Canyon
L. Edith Edwards
Orpheum Theatre
Mills Edwards
Ste v
Wie
Heali
Ernon Cadde
Fidwarda
America
Edwards
Shettering
Berkeley school of physical culture trains women leaders
Mina Edwards and her men run a Berkeley California school of special instruction in physical culture. Mrs Edwards teaches medical students from the University of California while a daughter, once a sickly child, becomes a healthy young woman. The leader emphasizes that exercise for women is crucial to future generation health.
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Mina Edwards
Berkeley
Cal
Edwarde
University of California
Edwards
Utah wins five gold medals at Panama-California Exposition
The Utah Expositions Commission reports five gold medals for Utah displays at San Diego. Awards cover the state agricultural exhibit, Wind apples, the Agricultural College wing, and the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company display. The main agricultural exhibit, including a 24 by 60 foot relief map of Utah, is directed by J Edward Taylor with representation from every county.
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Utah
San Wego
Yaesterday
Agricultural College
Utih-Idanho Sugar Company
San Diego
J. Edward Taylor
BG. Titus
Logan
Atdents
The
Titus
Sugar Company
San Francisco
Bankers on Long Trip to Attend Convention
New York bankers from New York Philadelphia and New England depart today for Seattle to attend the American Bankers Association convention starting in September. Before returning they plan visits to the expositions at San Francisco and San Diego Glacier National Park the Rocky Mountains and Salt Lake City.
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New York
Philadelphia
New England
Seattle
American Bankers' Association
San Francisco
San Diego
Glacier Nations Park
Rocky Mountains
Saltlake
Ogden Fashion Show to Debut Big Fall Event
Ogden business leaders met at the Weber club to launch plans for a bigger fall Fashion Show. John Culley was chosen chairman with George Glen Gun Wright and Arthur Kuo as temporary committees. Daily meetings will organize finance parades decorations and advertising as they aim to draw visitors from across the region and beyond with a late September show date.
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Weber Clu
Buginsea
Everyoos
W.H. Wattle
Weber Clab
John Culley
George Glen
G. A
Gun" Wright
Arthur Kuo
Culley
Nouth
Ogden
Wattis
Thorn
Chaplin Performs A Jitney Elopement at Lyceum
Charles Chaplin stars in A Jitney Elopement at the Lyceum showing Sunday and Monday. The program features the silent era comedian in a short comedy noted for its humor and charm.
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Chas. Chaplin
Lyceum
Auto turns turtle on an OAh man
Ida Aug Christian Anderson, a freshman last year at the University of Washington and transplant from Pennsylvania, was killed last night when an automobile he was driving turned turtle, pinning him under the car and breaking his neck and fracturing his skull. The accident was not discovered until morning, when early passengers on the high way spotted the scene.
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Ida
Christian Anderson
Mw Freachman
University of Washington
Trans Dent
Patma
Nese
Tragic Car Accident Ends Life Of Idaho Rancher Son
Abderson, 21, son of H. C. Anderson of western Idaho, was alone when his car left a ravine eight miles from Parma. The vehicle toppled an eight mile stretch, pinned him beneath. Widely known, he planned to travel to Seattle to resume studies in a few days. survived by several siblings.
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Abderson
Wilder
Parma
Anderson
H. C. Anderson
Idaho
Seattle
Government has a new cook book on oysters
Washington notes a new government cookbook titled Oyster, the Food That Has Not Gone Up. Issued by the Bureau of Fisheries, it includes recipes and a brief oyster history by H. S. Moore. Moore calls oysters a daily necessity with stable price and notes their dietary value and accessibility.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
H. S. Moore
Daiity Nommiesioner of Fisheries
Lord West Hunting in Western Lands
Colonel Lord George Cornwallis West, wounded at Antwerp and long under fire, may not join his talented wife in Salt Lake theatre's Pygmalion next week. After a nervous breakdown and a relapse in San Francisco, he travels to the Tehachapi mountains California for a hunting expedition before possible return to the front.
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Salt Lake Tritone
George Cornwallis
Dritinh
Teverre
Patrick Campbell
Salt Lake Theatre
West
Antwerp
San Franciisco
Tebachapi Mountains
California
Weat
America
England
Colonel West's Postwar Return and Theatrical Past
The narrative notes Colonel West failed a medical test after Antwerp siege and returned to America with his wife. He later met a critic urging active effort instead of idleness, and he gradually warmed to the American idea of industry. His only notable activity beyond military service was acting in semi professional private theatre with audiences including the sting and court.
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Antwerp
Colonel West
America
West
Oil Ship on Fire Saved by Storm
Washington reports the near death of a ship’s crew and salvage of the Union Oil Company vessel La Habra after fire broke out in the north Atlantic from a short circuit. A cargo of 8637 tons of Mephtho and benzine burned as the crew abandoned ship and were later rescued.
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Washington
la Habra
Union Oil Company
North Atlantic
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