Alice's Character and a Family Dispute
In a domestic scene from the Woman's Page, two women discuss reshaping a home for a newborn, while Alice and Katherine navigate a tense family dynamic. Alice contemplates happiness and selfishness as Gordon plans redecoration, and Katharine reflects on love, sacrifice, and personal growth amid marital stress and a looming future about money.
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Alice
Tom
Ruth
Alicé
Anne
Katherine
Mme. Gordon
Call for Liberty bonds at 2417 Hudson avenue
Advertisement urges calling J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson avenue to sell Liberty bonds with the contact number 59. The fragment mentions Ames and early dates but is garbled, offering no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
What It Costs to Outfit Young Women of Today
New York reports rising prices on clothing fabrics boots and undergarments as mothers compare past and present costs for outfitting young women. Articles note higher fur demand pricier coats and luxury garments with buyers increasingly spending hundreds to thousands for fashionable items.
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New York
Dee
Uettervest
FACOG
Pottleogt Callk
George Tty
Senlt
Neil Rg Mir Verkmere
STOR
Dessers
Tellow
Fifth Avenue
Amertcan
Argeabrigut
America
Mn Anseabright
Enileetora
Ameriua
Europe
Women Financiers Enter Gas Fields Near McKeesport
Nec 29. Wonton Uninelera report that women financiers Isabella Milmoe and Irma Atwater have entered the Snake Hollow gas field near McKeesport. They organized a company after contracting for land and plan to start drilling as soon as the plant is on the ground. Development in Boake Hollow continues amid a wild cat boom with rising land prices and new wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeessort
Wonton
Darrick
Philling
Wohlhles
Liberty Bonds Paid Highest by Local Investor
A local resident J. J. Brummitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue is noted for paying the highest prices for Liberty bonds. The scene reflects wartime thrift and personal finance, with a chaotic exchange quoting a doctor’s wife about diet advice and unclear remarks on aid and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Liberty
Nationwide Plan to Humanize the Prisons of U S
A nation wide proposal from the Gray Brotherhood and ex inmates, led by former Sing Sing figures, advocates humane prison reform and reducing anarchist influence while arguing for rehabilitation over punitive measures. The movement cites ex convicts in New York City, naval ties, and warnings about radical literature and prison conditions shaping future crime waves.
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New York
Wee
United
Gray Brotherhood
Sing Sing
Nelson
Ela
Washington
Heatherhead
Progran
Prizonn
Homselves
Welfare League
New York City
Mayer Aid
Alrmiar-Ad-Culied
Shleves
Thomas Mott Oahorne
Portenowath
United States Navy
Shiva
CM. R
Ranviers
Osborne
York
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in a wintry road scene
A fragmentary verse by Walt Mason depicts a cold storm outside a closed car. The speaker laments arctic winds, costly gasoline, and drifting snow while staying warm inside. The mood contrasts harsh weather with cozy confinement and humorously muses on winter hardships.
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Ahriek
Nate
Harsh Winter Voyage Ends in Wreck and Resolve
A damaged narrative describes a sailor surviving a wreck in a closed boat during a violent storm. He loses his hat and beard to the wind, shifts gear to reach townward, and endures fires and blasts as Father Winter tests him. He vows to persevere and share his tale.
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Winter
Notice of Ogden Prat National Bank Shareholders Meeting
The regular annual shareholders meeting of Prat National Bank of Ogden Utah will be held at 2384 Worthington Ave. on Tuesday January 1 1920 at 11 oclock a.m. for electing directors for the ensuing year and the transacting of such business as may properly come before the meeting. Ogden Utah December 13 Wig
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Prat National Bank
Ogden
Utah
Worthington Ave
Little Benny's Note Book Mischief With Perfume and Pranks
A juvenile recounts mischief involving perfume bottles in a house. Benny borrows, peeks in drawers, sprinkles perfume on wallets and trinkets, and shares a joke about scented prank items. He notes a tasteless prank plan and a customer of mischief that ends with a bedtime chuckle.
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Jen
Parfiyne
Sampels
Hans
Fragmented memory notes with garbled dialogue
A stream of disjointed phrases and garbled recollections references put past events and people in a hazy montage. The text mentions names, decor, and a sense of confusion about routines and conversations without a clear narrative or outcome.
Ten Japanese Will Enter Around-the-World Aerial Derby
New York December 29 The Aero Club of America announced ten Japanese entries for the around the world aerial derby offering 100000 dollars in prizes. Committees including Commodore Louis D Beaumont Major Charles C Glidden and Hew Hillman will oversee the world tour from Tokyo to Peking and back. Messages of support came from Marquis Okuma former prime minister and others in Japanese aviation circles.
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New York
Aero Club of America
Alan Reprewer
America
Louis D. Beaumont
Charles C. Glidden
Hew Hillman
Rmmittes
Tokin
Peking
Aero Club
Marquis Okuma
Imperial Aviation Society
Viscount K. Kaneko
Taron Y. Saxdtant
The
Aviation Society
T. Inauye
Japanese Air Service
Hot Weather Sets Stage for Tournament of Roses Game
Pasadena experiences exceptionally hot conditions as organizers prepare for the annual New Year’s Day Tournament of Roses football contest. Teams from the University of Oregon and another university are set to meet, with weather cited as a factor in pregame planning and scheduling. News notes that the heat may affect attendance and kickoff conditions, while officials monitor forecasts.
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Pasadena
Call
Nec
Oregon
Football practice time shifted to 230 by consensus
The columnists announce a 230 start instead of 2 PM due to hot weather. Coaches Sky Huntington of Oregon and Doh Fisher of Harvard pressed for the later hour. Crimson players were lectured on changes to the attack while Oregon conducted a single practice session lasting about an hour and a half. Players will wear numbers in line with western contests.
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Sky" Huntington
Oregon
Doh Fisher
Harvard
Marverd
Fisher
Crimson
Notice of annual shareholder meeting for Commercial Netional Hauk
The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the Commercial Netional Hauk of Oxton Utah will be held at their banking rooms Tuesday January Soox 4 30 p.m. to elect officers for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Dated Ogden Utah Dec 24 1944 Moyes nia
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Commercial Netional Hauk
Oxton
Uish
Tuseday
Ogden
Utah
Moyes
Nia
Light Heavyweight Champions Clash in Naval Exposition Ring
In a wartime program, Jensht City warrior JENSHT CITY and light heavyweights from the American Expeditionary Force fought to a knockout win by someone weighing 176 pounds over Bob Pearce of Chicago in the second round of eight. Pearce was floored first by a right uppercut. Tom Cowler, the English heavyweight, beat Al Reich of New York in three rounds after Reich’s water-stunned fall. Kanters weighed 212, Reich 200. Reich survived a minute of the first round but was floored in the second and again in the third as the bout ended. Illness kept Harry Greb from meeting Augie Ratner.
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al Reich
New York
Canter S
Reich
Harry Greb
U. S. Navy
Augie Ratner
Turkey
Information Bureau Classified Listing Mixup
An OCR style classified page lists various services and shops including books and stationery at Branwell Dockend Stationery on Weahington Ave, banking at Utah National Bank, legal help by Fe O Connelly, upholstering and cleaning by Von Kampen, carpet renovation by Tapert, dental services with new method dentists, concrete and engraving services, fire insurance by Commercial Standard Insurance, heating and ventilation by standard Heating and Ventilating, hay and grain by Belt Bros, millinery at 207 Twenty fifth street, and real estate by Willard Kay plus general ads for furnishing and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah National Bank
Twenty-earth
Washington
Counbelor-At
Fe O'Connelly
Onden
Uta Least Gemvicety
Anita Me
Feds
von Kampen
Mattresaes
Enoraving
Agney
Roskare
Charinn
Calenoonian
Michigan Commercial Standard Insurance
Belt ‘Bros
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Gibson
Gorje
Henin
Gordon
Sindlnie
Maidoro Eedin
John
Aladam Gordon
Han ‘Ely
Yulig
Alley
Katherina
Fintater
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Some
Leary & Trade
Jon Beancrett
Lone Company
Jook
U. S
Folex
MeIntyrs Dug Co
Walt Mason
Arctic
NOORDA \ BAKERY
Dalebout Bros
Twenty-seventh Street
Slades
Plece
auc + mantyfitn Street
Renford
Tomly
Grodniss
Hevelis
Denny
A. EF
Information Bureau
Btanda
Branwell Dockend
Weahington Ave
Matrésa
Call Ly J. Bampton, Co
Chiropractor
Crank Ave
Ephene
Teeew
Cane
Adams
Phone Ae
Denslaves
Esbington Ave
ORAIN
Totermiamiain Concrste Co
Twentieth
Lircoln Ave
Orden
Brink
Peek
Warne Thgton Ave
Ottoune
Kay
Jock
Son
Ee Madson
McCquarrie Millinery
Dwenty Fifth Street
Otterfas
Phyaisiah
A. Feehlind
Urass Peda
jPanderlers
Ohuge
Taxtupes
Formiahed ‘Harlan Rn
Mit Wwenticiatrees
Aral Estate
Willard Kay
Reat Eataty and Coatp
Fata Secontagion Ave
John Cripe
Cee Atsone Bay
Hipleun
Phom
Itranbeer
Me Moore
Deanster
Washington Ave
Rens
Ohio
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