Love and Married Life Reflections and Travel Plans
In a Woman's Page piece by Idah MiGione Gibson, a narrator contemplates marriage and independence while planning a Californian trip with Helen and Bobby. Dialogue reveals jealousy, loyalty, and mutual decisions about leaving and money matters as Katherine, Alice, and John figure in the evolving relationships. The narrative blends advice on virtue and finance with a theatre listing for The Dead Line and other acts.
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Naly Geig
Alice
John
Bante Flaten
Gobby
Californie
Riels
Red Bobby
Frans
Tao
Onvecives
Rovbs
Jamie
Bob
Bobby
Dobby
Helen
Jown
Wren
Teally
Alent
Wye West
Helen Cay
Katherine
Tom John
Honey
Miyself
Aisha
Twaden
Madam Gordon
Dreaming of Cats and Sleep Demons in Common Thought
The fragment discusses beliefs about dreams and domestic cats, noting distrust of dream symbols linked to slander and danger. It suggests social neighbors influence perception and offers a folk remedy: waking on a command to drive away disturbing dreams if the cat flees.
Fragmented Note Skims Obstacles and Doubts
A garbled, emotionally charged passage speaks of obstacles and hidden enemies. The text hints at a looming threat and a vow to prove an alleged theft, mentioning dreams, a Unie, and various obscure terms. The readability is very low and many proper nouns are unclear.
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Nanoral
Gatareams
Freezone Corn Lifting Show Draws Civic Notice
A community event in Ogden featured a corn lifting remedy demo by Freezone at the home of Mrs. Murdock with Mrs. Tyran Williams and Dr. Weld present. The notice highlights a concert sponsored by the city federation of women and lists a general committee and elected chairwoman Miss Chris Tisgare, plus varias social clubs and meetings for Lutheran, Baptist, and Presbyterian groups.
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Do Te Murdock
Adana Avenue
Tynrsday
V'Eloel
Moiry Fisher
Amtzxta
Laiuiys
Evealne
Mateh
Soviet Ambassador Before Congress in Moscow Probe
Washington February 17. Testimony related to Kitasly and Soviet activities outlined by Marten in a probe on Soviet influence. Martens faced questions about trade through agents, property seizures, and possible Russian claims to funds, with Ellis pressing for proof of property transfers and compensation.
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Washington
Kitasly Wovld
al Cimpa
Aanate
Arsortent
Uuestrore
Koncerns
Sonnis
Socom Amlnation
Ludwig
Martena
Mistag
United States
Tn Experl
Dovbt Ampassador
Chalrown Moses
Packari] Mutor Cay Company
Weafinghoyne Halestine Company
Marten
Asaerliang
Martens
Artens
Tetley
Wade MH
Alita
Eondyel
Rayoutlen
Oles
Ellis
Atland
Russia
Martane
President Calls Paris Statement Falsehood Amid War Debate
Fragmented excerpts show criticism of President Wilson and American influence on European peace. The Times notes anxiety over America’s role and potential damage to Allied reception if the president does not defend his stance. World reaction and leadership assessments color the ongoing discourse.
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Power of America
Preyer Lloyd George
Pewspipe
Pramjap Clemencean
Myenidear Wilson
America
Harope
Kenty
Wilean
The
Times
Pegnie
Cadomene Tablets Advertised as Restoring Vigor and Strength
Owing to funeral services of Mrs Marie Fuhn the Utah Theatre will close tomorrow until 5 pm. J J Brummitt, 2417 Hudson Avenue, offers top prices for Liberty. Ross wins title in Adelaide Australian event with a 10-yard dash time of 0.26 seconds. We are beginning to believe the Irish question has joined with Mrs Abloge eternally.
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Marie Fuhn
Utah Theatre
Nomman Ross
Adelaide
South Australia
Norway Dloay
San Francisco
Mrs
Tim
Game Preserve Proclaimed. Fishing Not Prohibited Yet
A legislative discussion notes that declaring a game preserve does not bar fishing. A. T. Hestmark and H. Siddoway argue the 165 square mile preserve, proclaimed by state officials, still allows fishing in covered waterways. They describe wildlife like mountain sheep deer and quail and discuss boundaries and future restrictions.
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A. T. Hestmark
Wolter Rod Andyn Club
Wlid HK
H. Siddoway
Weber County
Hia
Siddoway Cays
Mount Air
Tarley
Candidates for Mayor Primary Election Today
Brattle Wacb reports municipal primary election underway with four contenders aiming for the mayoral race in March. Call J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue for Liberty ads, phone 38.
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J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Liberty
Brattle
Wacb
Banifidates
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Nest Hart
Universal Bathing Beautica
Duncan
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Broadway
Doan
Bright
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Mta
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Wien
Morse
Ogden
Mra
Crompton
Adama
Almen
Dean
Hee
Forer-Milburm Co
Bults'a
N.Y
Mft
Chem
Alhambra
Enews
Pepper Ap
Polly Anna
Poe SU . Oyo
Arguerite
Mary
Ee Tedte Dea, ‘Clark
Ogden Yaqung Ladies
Christian Church Ladies Aid Society
Cinelopad
Ggaen
Messianies Win
Douglas Wa
M. Barraway
D. I Hobby
Daun
Andrew T. Clark
Smith
Culley
G. Farer
Hyurlas Watson
Chris Wiygare
J. Ry S3orrell
jMisa Biles
Thomas Gait
Jesus
Chris Tisgare
Ladies OF
Enmerk Lutheran
Ad Society of the
Inglas
Cherok
Arby Milsen
Jefferson Avennue
Borcas Society
Edna Tindetropa
Foxtess
Hey Home
TSS
Martha
Martha Surety
Fishard
Offleera
Porter
Flrat
Joseph Wright
Lego Lily Thimble Club
Bega Lily File Club
Agate Grose
Atyeet
Tang On Ad
Dresbyordan
Art Society
Oxden
Wouderatt
Dun Plane
Lincoln Avenue
Beery Menther
White Rose Club
Tis
Whita Rose Club
Mrx
Pha
Ald Society of the
Chri
Lee Church
O'Clack
Uwoutsfirat Street
Mra Leonard Ja
M Blern
National G
Wow. ML
Society
ST. Joseph's
St. Josh's
Cipela
A Hd Parry
Tessa Woods
Andrew McPherson
Ming Texan Woods
Andrew McPhergon
Salt Lake
Abs
McPherson
Nas Woods
Myr
Airs
William Woods
Pattergon
McPherala
Union Ailway and Depot Company
Wiss Woods
Sapie Company
Serate
Committes
Fia
Seizares Au Thiasinna
Paris
al Druggists
Egett & Sowne
Blade
Bebe Daniels
Dean of Arc Chocolates
Gultoneites
Cherrina ‘Chocolate
Cullen
Certe
Maris Avih Wigher
Cuba
Pharnady
Five Points Drag Co
Lepot
Corega Comfort
Pruvgut Stari
Dore Denker
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