Question of Rights Drives Household Tension in Serial
In a domestic story Walt and Janet fight over personal rights with Janet resisting a doctor and Walt insisting on medical care. Dr. Marsh warns Janet to rest as her nerves falter, and Walt presses to contact David Temple for a vacation. Janet yields emotionally but remains wary as the couple grapples with control and equality. The piece also shifts to a cake filling column with detailed instructions for chocolate and prune fillings.
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Walt
Janet
Marsh
Janrt
Abe
Tomortrom
Phe
David Temple
Denet
Cudro
Surat
Winifred
Kingston
Lings
Resolution seeks one million acres for public highways
General Peterson and W Atorary propose a resolution urging carriers to lease one million government land acres. The plan would keep principal intact and use interest for highway construction. Copies will be sent to congressional representatives to introduce the bill.
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Porabolia
Maho
Dee
Peterson
Coariers
William Leishman Dies at Provo
William Leishman is reported dead at Provo. The obituary notes his passing and mentions burial arrangements with details indicating a family connection and local burial plans.
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William Leishman
Provo
Lloyd George's Illness Dominates British Front
London reports Premier Lloyd George is seriously ill with chills while ministers and the new cabinet take oaths and rush to form policy. The government faces wartime tasks including a manpower bill and wartime control laws as Bonar Law adjourns Parliament.
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London
All
England
Quckly
Andrew Bonar
George
Peata
Anyd Georges
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Liosd
Commons
Thureday
Poe
Germany
Laayd
Sparrow and Cat Condemned in City Meeting Debate
Dr J H Baul argues against sparrows and cats at a city commission meeting. He cites sparrow disappearances and says cats prey on birds while urging city action to reduce pests. The session discusses levitation of the commission and tax measures to curb bird predation.
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Balt Lake
Dee
J. Hi. Baul
University of Utah
Baul
Tterman AL Green
Parka
Green
Aitess
Sr. Baul
Baal
Cate
Sir Paul
Pant
Bengal
Sparrows Targeted by Dr Paul on Poison Bait Plan
Dr Paul explains to commissioners a beekeeping pest control method using poison bait to curb sparrow damage. He details soaking two quarts of wheat in strychnine solution and sprinkling poisoned grain to lure and kill sparrows, prompting cautious interest from officials.
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Paul
Internal sanitation and phosphate laxative routine
An advertisement promotes cleansing the digestive system with hot water and a quarter pound of limestone phosphate daily. It claims internal bathing cleanses the digestive tract and bloodstream, advising people to drink two glasses of hot water with phosphate each morning to remove daily toxins and improve health.
City seeks evidence for grand inquiry into high prices
Provo reports Mrs Maggie Norton Lott wife of Walter Lott died this afternoon of heart failure as she entered her Third Ward home. Lott, a Nephi native, was 34 years old and survived by her husband and five children.
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Provo
Maggie Norton Lott
Ifa
Walter Lott
Lott
Nephi
Hearing on Coast Rates Seen as Intermountain Issue
Salt Lake City leaders report at a San Francisco hearing on interstate commerce rates, with Utah Traffic Service Bureau testimony detailing historical commodity rates from 1910 onward. Cross examination highlighted that California goods moving east face no favorable breaks, urging parity with intermountain traffic and praising Utah exhibits as comprehensive and pivotal.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Love
Traffic Service Bureau of
Utah
San Francisco
Interstate
Hormmerce Commission
Ittermountain
Chicago
Salt Lake
Sant Francisco
Lave Teatenday
Caps Horn
San Francisca
Panama Canal
Cateway
Culebra
J. W. Prickett
Taik Mountain
Internate Commerce Commission
Galt Lake
Pacific Coast
Califarnia
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Pittaburr
Interest in Farm Surveys
Provo reports a year long survey of 75 farms at Pleasant Grove and Kentville under the national Department of Agriculture and State Agricultural College. Farmers kept cost of production records, crop results, soil conditions and productivity data to help determine profitable crops and farming remuneration.
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Provo
Euerey
Pleasant Grove
Keintty
National Department of Agriculturs
Boycott Drops Potato Prices In Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on December 12 the price of potatoes fell from 2.65 to 92.50 per hundredweight as a boycott led by the Consumers League influences market. Leaders warn other family staples may rise or fall and discuss direct producer to consumer selling efficiency and storage costs.
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Balt Lake
Tmubsentees’ League
Letruela
Tida
Artive Workers of
Intermountain commerce panel weighs long haul clause change
Hearing in San Francisco drew business leaders and lawmakers as officials debated amending section four of the Interstate Commerce Act. Commissioner Thurrell briefly adjourned to the chamber of commerce to accommodate the crowd while San Francisco men pressed for relief for coast shippers and industries facing losses from current rates. Senator Poindexter pledged aid to push a bill to empower the change, with Portland and Spokane hearings slated next.
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Wilite
Caldera
Europe
Interrat
San Francisco
Thurrell
Federal Court Room
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
of Commerce Assembly
Intermountain Intereat
Flalt Lake
Congress
Poindexter
Messrs Prickett
McCarty
Portland
Spokane
Muster Out The Idaho Troops
The second Idaho regiment, ordered released from Nogales border duty, will be mustered out at Dole. Governor Alexander and General Bell announced the demobilization, with barracks renovations and bedding for about 1 900 officers and men. Local officials and citizens supported bringing the regiment home for welcome and demobilization.
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Dolse
Wake
Pec
Nogales
Ariz
Doles
Moses Alexander
J. Franklin Bell
Western Division
War Department
San Francisco
Belt
Idaho
Baise
Salt Lake
Dole
Commercial Club
Jesse C. Hawley
Ida- Borengressional
Cizens
Fort Dolletns
Polot Itlen
Bell
Doise
Tdabo
New Cabinet to Make Changes in Paris
Premier Dunand told reporters the new government will likely appear in the chamber of deputies Wednesday. Deputies debate a concentrated ministry and a national defense committee to oversee wartime military, diplomatic, and economic conduct with 30 deputies and 40 senators. The chamber and senate would meet briefly at most once a month to transact necessary business.
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Paris
Dunand
Chamber of Deputies
Georges Donnetous
Mbi
Naional Defense
Senate
Wekly
Chamber
Fraternal Societies Schedule Meetings and Notices
A garbled local notice describes monthly gatherings of fraternal orders at Odd Fellows Hall. It mentions officers such as a secretary and treasurer, references to Spanish War veterans, and various dates and locations in a period voice. The text includes names like J imima Luchjoat and collective events at venues on Washington Avenue with hints of ceremonial and social activities.
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Ueen
Bey O
Jaco le Hall
Washington Ave
Mth Bis
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