Why Girls are Pestered by Men in Workplace Tales
In a labor office tale Janet listens as Millie details how harassment and fear of being fired haunt women like her. Millie claims Mr Prater values competence over appeasement, and women must prove efficiency to keep their jobs. The piece blends social critique with personal struggle and a recipe insert.
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Janet
Wosan
Fred
Abo
Millie
Drader
Lil
Praiter Fae
Mille
Amartiil
Mulin
Prader
Othera
Pern
Miller
Potta Awell
Vale
Mme
Fear of taking medicine ends with Clarkey Prodatts Co products
Readers are assured that Clarkey Prodatts Co medicines from Dayton Ohio contain no harmful drugs. Mentho-Lexene and related cough remedies are sold in concentrated form for home preparation, with directions and warnings about dosage. The ad asserts wide acceptance and effectiveness for colds and related illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatacth
CIA
Clarkey Buro Prodatts Co
Dayton
Ohio
Oliver Osborne Under Arrest In Breach Case Tale
Chicago reports Oliver Osborne, aka Olly Osborne, arrested by federal postal inspectors and city detectives after years of pursuit. He acknowledged being the man linked to a 50,000 breach of promise lawsuit against James W. Osborne, former U S district attorney of New York.
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Chicago
Charles H. Wax
James W. Osborne
United States
New York
Wax
Federal Postoffice
Olly
1 Osborne
March 1915 Scandal In New York Debauchery Trial
In 1915 New York was stunned by allegations against Oathlorne a prominent figure amid political circles for debauched conduct with Miss Rae Tanter. A counter indictment targeted Miss Tanter her lawyers sisters and a Mannfeld New Jersey hotel clerk for perjury but was dropped. Tanter defended herself claiming an outing with Oliver Osborne and an honest mispronunciation.
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James W. Ostorno
New York
Miss Tanger
Olver Osborne
Denbhy
Terloin
Oliver
Charles Stoss
Mathing
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Services on Sunday
Elks Lodge No. 719 held its annual memorial service at the Elks home on Grant Ave. Nearly 60 members, widows, and children attended. The program featured remarks by Rev. W. Fleetwood and Prof. Driggs, with choral offerings and organ preludes. The roll of deceased members was read and tributes paid to their memory.
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Onden Lodge
Elks Home
Grant Avenur
Howard Ry Drtees
University of Wahmal
W. W. Fleetwood
Church of the Tood Shepherd
Ellesbeth
Brian Nona
Aliee Howling Clark
Mary Harington Stevens
Rosalie
Molbere
Veriende Riddle Hoforquen
Sam F. Whitaker
Mea. Stevens
Hess
Karlke Pe Oesood
Theodore Schansenbach
Fearh W. Stoundtrea
Sanuel Thontae
Fleetwood
Elka
Driggs
Immortality Through Contribution Blooms In Speech and Memorial
A dense ceremonial address discusses immortality through a person’s contributions, comparing human influence to a river shaping a valley. Flowers are laid at a departed brother’s relatives, and a memorial day committee is named along a long list of lodge members.
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Drigga
Abe
George L. Wale
John Hhnrady
Harry A. Howard
Julius C. Kienel
Tessa F. Baker
Samuel Way
Andrew C. Meltzer
Louie J. Moliner
Charles W. Lawty
Edward
Luzy
George H. Corer
Albert L. Howe
Gordon
Grant
Sermote L. Clark
Arthur £. Haker
Wiliam F. Matel
Wilam J. Wood
Fred Arbogast
William J. Maxionis
Harry E. Blain
Joby D. Carnahan
James Lee Nelson
Edwin A. Bitlefield
Frederick A. Hurt
J. Clinton Jones
George Lewis
Allen “H. Jenkins
William J. Swreny
James Caseyx
Ernest A- Burton
Chas
J. Edwards
Wil L. Anerson
Fred A. Wheeler Thomas Conway
A. Hartington
Ches. F. Ozgood
Theodore Schaurenbach
Frank W. Roundtree
Samuel Thomas
Samuel H. Winter
George T. Wiood
John B. Roberts
HL Ruauss
Geores
Glen
G. M. Flowers
P. FL Birkendall
A. T. Iestmark
Joseph Willett
Hitt
Argubright
Morning hot water cleanse touted in old ad
An advertisement touts a morning routine of drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive tract. It claims daily waste removal improves health, easing constipation, acid stomach, and insomnia. It urges both men and women to adopt the practice for a “rosy cheeked” wellbeing.
Judge King Delays Washington Trip For Democratic Meeting
Salt Lake City December 4 Judge Wa 1 King of Utah who planned to go to Washington to meet the President and confer with Vance McCormick chairman of the Democratic National Committee said last night he might not go until after the big meeting of Democratic officials elect and party leaders here on December 8 Democratic leaders urge him to stay and arrange to postpone the trip to Washington if possible to attend the meeting in Salt Lake City. King said he had received a letter from McCormick asking a Washington meeting to discuss the Western situation and Utah affiliations and that he would stay to prepare for Congress if his schedule permits.
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Salt Lake
Wa 1 King
United States Senate
Utah
Washington
Ray
Vance McCormick
National Committee
Duko King
Watbinston
McCormick
Palo
Congress
JMLEXANDER ELECTED AHO BY ASML MARGIN
Dole Idaho Dec 3 official canvass shows Idaho last general election results with Wilson sweeping state by large plurality. Burton French 64 618. Alexander 63 879. James Forney and James Frazier noted as independents. Constitutional amendments carried by large margins. Orrin Redfield Grow, youngest Urab battery officer, dies of pneumonia in Salt Lake City.
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Dole
Idaho
State Board of Examiners Jastight
Secretary of State
Woodrow Wilson
Justice Hughes
Burton J. French
Alexsater
Ith
French
Sith
SACI
Ijustice
John C. Rice
Justice of the Supreme Court
Smith
James J. Forney
Moscow
James H. Frazier
Coeur d'Almo
Atate
Atate Board of Examiners
Wilson
Hughes
Denson
Harty
Congress
Kerr
Stanley
Lee
Governo Alexander
Layla
Alexander
Parker
Holt
Willard
Dousherty
Dougherty
van Deusen
Lewis
Eagleson
Worthington
Robertson
Walters
Sweeley
Dunlap
Watter
Redfield
Republicar
Carlisle
Cublentz
Firdfield
Inspector OF Mines
Bell
Ary
Rogers
Blaze Land
Orrin Redfield Grow
Salt Lake
Urab
William C. Webb
Thirtyteenth Fast Street
Josepha
Eva Redfield Grow
Mr. Grow
Spain
Grateful Mothers Praise Tar Compound Cough Remedy
A fragmentary testimonial from mothers in Townestown praising a Tar Compound remedy for severe coughs and croup. It claims relief for whooping cough and throat inflammation after use, with references to milkman and children, but muddled in OCR garble.
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Ikeron
Tounestown
Leon
Erippe Hee T. Nevten
Governor Wells appoints Grow as second lieutenant in Utah Guard
Governor Wells names Mr Grow second lieutenant of Battery B Utah National Guard. Grow sails with the unit to Manila on May 20 1598. In the Malate battle he earns admiration for cool brave leadership.
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Wells
Mr. Grow
Leutenant
National Guard of
Utah
Manila
Malate
Ti Ia
Graf
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Oliver Osborne
Prof. Christensen
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Haus Pratl
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Sewkek
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Renee
Georgina Marriott
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Thorlick
Talla
Judge King
Jmlexander
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Board of Censors
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Stanley D. Bogart
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Thirty-second Michigan Infantry
Rio Grande
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Deaver
Doratt
Michigan Guard
Compound Inter
Commercial National Bank
Ogden, Utah
Chighester
Tveriwaere
Vetternish Ayer
Pane Chee! No
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U U. S. Navy
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Cilengia Weanington
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Adjutant
Usen City
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Brothehood
American Teamen
Ben Livinestead
Cigete
W. C. W. Ball Featernity Building
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Knights of Maccabees
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Woodmen of the World
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Twenty-sixth Street
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