Discovery of an Unknown Species by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix laments the rise of the New Man and the New Husband who value brains over beauty. She recalls a talking point from a moving picture producer about choosing a wife for native intelligence, wit, and cultural curiosity, not appearance, and notes how a lively, well-read partner keeps marriage engaging.
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Dorothy Dix
Tita
Wester
Adam
Wilson
Chease
Bird
Tye
Frugal Household Cooking Tips And Recipes
Frugal advice on using celery leaves, saving potato water, and using pulp from jellies. Includes a carrot and peanut butter loaf recipe, a choyped celery sauce, and a sugar free fruit pudding steamed for hours. Emphasizes economical cooking and waste reduction for households.
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Hansen Ty
New Man and Marian Debate Marriage and Career
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man arguing for a wife as companion and equal, prioritizing Marian’s talent and independence over domestic roles. He contemplates love, career sacrifice, and a new type of partnership, while also noting societal views and a digression on Germany and divorce. The piece weaves discussions of autonomy, ambition, and modern marriage.
Meatless Day Menu Hints and Cranberry Catsup Recipe
A readable fragment outlines a meatless day menu with breakfast cakes prunes tea and cinnamon toast followed by a dinner of sparneie neat salad and carrot pudding. It also provides a cranberry catsup recipe detailing cranberries vinegar water spices and sugar cooked then strained.
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Euward
Allan Sparneie
Earl L. Packer Promoted to First Lieutenant in Russia
Earl L. Packer of Ogden has been made a first lieutenant in the United States Army attached to Brigadier General William V. Judson’s military staff in Petrograd Russia. He previously served as a clerk at the embassy and later as a staffer on the American War Mission during a pivotal period in Russian history. Local relatives report his rapid ascent from embassy clerk to a responsible position and note his notable ties to Ogden and Union High School.
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Earl L. Backer
Ogdtn
Union States Army
William V. Judaen
Petrograd
Russia
Opden
Packer
Washington
Judgon
New Republic
Tacker
Ogdrn
Unieh School
Jacaraliroail
Iex
Orden
Tieutenant Packer King
Twenty-fourth Street
Ogden
American Grocery Company
United States Food Conservation Commlanion
Jurbon
Gishaeay
Mra
Allen B. Packer
Grant Avenue
Harold Packer
Clarence H. Packer
Pacific Fruit Express
Troy Packer
Jewtler
W. Brecher
Tfigh Patout Product Listing Review Names Errors
A fragmented advertisement fragment shows items described as Tfigh Patout 40 Ths Ba4B 100 ths at $4.95 and 100 Tha cevetert at $4.85. The text also notes a net amount and a reference to uneven pricing. Content is unclear, with misspellings and nonsensical phrases, suggesting OCR errors in a historical listing.
Fragmented wartime note and school incident in Ogden
A fragmentary piece mentions Brigadier General Jurb on staff and a young man, with family in Ogden, plus a school classroom moment about who discovered America. The text blends military, local names, and a dated anecdote from Herpet’s Magazine, ending with a quip about a clever woman and mental tasks.
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Federal Reserve System
Utah National Bank Exchusively
Ogdes
Sors
Toole
Morell
Jnaunefs
Marian
Janehe
M Elory
Murian
Feonle
Germany
Couden Perry
iVourve Ko
John Naga
Tohn
Mra. Nagg
Nagg
Virginia
Earl L. Packer
American Grocery Co
Mova Natomor
Bac
Chisco
Smal
Wesson OU
Bordou
Dea
D&c
TEAL
Nani Oro
Tatine
Eady Juin
Poe
Verge
Gallon
Idaho
Beot
Fiat
Alue
Heinz
Large
Kirk
Qarmnation Wheat
24Th Street
Ees Wakiduxenae and Hudson
California
America
Tommy Noyes
Tommy
Thomy Filton
Fustat Vald
Sweden
Tony Guerre
Golombus
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