Entertaining Couple and Plans for the Future
A woman's page narrative centers on Molly and John in a domestic scene. They discuss Julia Orrood, Tyler’s indictment, and the possibility of a salary raise for John after a pleasant evening with friends. Molly reflects on gratitude for their circle and dreams of steadier conditions while the article segues into practical sewing tips to mend stockings and prevent runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Julia Orrood
John
Elern
Molly
Ald Jons
Chile
Jobo
Jeynes
Eba
Jagu
Hints for the Home Embroidered Shirt Front Apron Makeover
Practical sewing hints describe transforming an embroidered shirt front into a stylish apron by cutting to armholes tracing, shaping the top, rounding the bottom, edging with lace, and adding ribbon. Separate tip suggests removing shoe squeaks by soaking in water for twenty minutes.
One Recipe for Three Kinds of Cake
A fragmentary baking note outlines a single recipe meant for three cake types. It lists dry ingredients and eggs, suggests mixing technique, and advises baking in two large pans or three layers, with a hint of customization for icing. The text is garbled but preserves core steps and utensil hints.
Drink hot water for a rosy complexion A morning cleanse claim
An advertisement promotes drinking hot water with a teaspoon of sodium phosphate to cleanse the stomach and alimentary tract. It asserts internal sanitation improves complexion, breath, and digestion, claiming rapid results within weeks for those with dull skin or various stomach issues.
Nevada Sheepmen Talk on Rabies in Ely Meeting
At a Saturday night meeting in the courthouse Ely county officials and residents discussed quarantine to prevent rabies spread among sheep herds. Sheriff noted no cases in Ward Street area and urged prompt vaccination and containment measures to safeguard flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Court House
Br. W. B. Mach
State Veterinary Senital Service
Exaffiria Atate Aatan
Ely
Emmet D. Nagle
Commlantogera
Raurroan
John Weber
of Raanty
Eheritt
Rabba Ty
Nevada Faces Rabies Step as Officials Stand Firm
An Ely meeting heard Dr. Mack warn that the rabies outbreak may spread across Nevada through sheep and dogs. He urged muzzle laws and predator extermination, while Sheriff Crain and Mayor Witcher pressed for decisive action. District Attorney Jurich confirmed county officials would not waver in their stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Ely
Boyle
Jurich
Great Tetixih
Angeles
New York
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Reto
Alan
Idaho
United States
White Pine County
Fly
Cogheiflors
Charlen
Chandler
J. M. Lockhart
McDonald
Former Premier Views Election as Big Victory
Paris reports a Havas dispatch from Athens says about one third of Greek voters, 700000 eligible, cast ballots in parliamentary elections. In Baloniki 950 of 35263 voted. Venizelos supporters call the result a royal triumph for him as he urged turnout. A circular urged voters to support the king and save the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Parliiamentary Electone
Havas
Athens
Baloniki
Venizelos
Bia
Diepateh
Bie
Venierlos
Council of the People
Liquor Consignment Seized Following Raid in Pocatello
Police intercepted a large liquor shipment destined for a local man in Pocatello and confiscated the goods. The owner paid $28 for violating prohibition rules on transport within the county. A raid on a Chinese gambling den led to a $50 fine for the Oriental proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Polce Department
Far
Squar
Twin Falls sugar plant contract set for 700000
The Amal Gamates Sugar company of Ogden contracted with Larrow Construction of Detroit to build a Twin Falls sugar factory costing 700000 dollars. The plant will process 600 tons daily and start September 1, 1916, touted as a modern refinery with the latest improvements. It aims to boost Idaho Utah sugar beet output and expects acreage to rise in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatalla
Ida
Ogden Jet Mn
Larrow Construction Company
Detroit
Twin Falls
Idaho
Utah
Carisona
Colored Woman Fatally Slashed in Salt Lake
Martha Colr, 2 wearers, was slashed across the throat at 11:30 p.m. by Albert Smith in a room at the Oaks hotel on South Temple and Mist West streets. She was taken to the police emergency hospital. Dr H. B. Horague attended but recovery was unlikely. Smith, sought by police, was said to be living at 4425 South State Avenue. A statement was dictated to be signed by the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startha Cole
Borague
Iitule
Frank Need
Stu
Woodard
Mupper
Houth Temple Street
Tarees
Hyes
Ogden
Smith
J. H. Woodard
J. A. Egbert
Oregon
Edward Gains
Teavest
Jake
Ogden Fall
Salt Lake
Martha Colr
Pracer
Albert Smith
Serro
Addreanon
South State Street Wall
James E. Woodard
South State Virvet
Cakh Hotel
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Eva Leonard
Lecaes Ab
Rushmer Manufacturing
Otialan, Hataniislad
Ucden
Washington Ave
Wilcoe Grocery
Pride
Woliday
London
Harold J. Tennant
House of Commonenday
Prussia
Saxony
Bavaria
Wuerttemberg
Souid
Ap Dillsaga
Mlater Edison
Breosh
Bescham
Heecham
Beecham
Orpheum Candy CO
NTA
House of Quality
Ogden Savings Bank
UTAK
Ogden, Utah
I. A. Olsen
Wash. Ave
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