Married life on $80.4 month in a warm family scene
Molly Gunner discusses home life with Olive and her mother as relatives visit and a doctor, nurse, and new sister join the home. The scene centers on preparing meals, social visits, and plans for an expanding household with a baby due soon. The tone recalls a domestic fiction vignette from a period woman's page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Molly
Faddy
Olive
Dolly
Jack
Abe
Slater
John
Elizabeth
Sirs
Donn
Rlalng Sod Jending
Kaiser Faces Cancer Rumor From Paris
Paris dispatch reports The Matin asserts the German emperor is throat cancer unable to speak. Doctors considered removal of the entire tongue in 1911 and whether speech could return after such an operation. European surgeons were consulted and one Paris physician reportedly offered to travel to Germany with equipment to restore speech if needed.
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Paris
Europe
Herkin Bs
ambBaenador
France
Aoa Wa
Emperor Faces Palliative Surgery After Severe Illness
An aged ruler undergoes a third minor operation after weeks of recovery and slow, uncertain progress. Doctors state the intervention is palliative, with the German emperor likely to confront either removal of the larynx or continued deterioration, amid travel hints to Warsaw and Constantinople.
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Iimeen
Toter
Warsaw
Constantinople
Brostels
Look and Feel Clean and Fresh Every Day
Morning inside bath using hot water and limestone phosphate is promoted to cleanse the stomach intestines and blood. Advocates say it prevents constipation and stomach troubles, improves digestion and complexion, and freshens the entire alimentary canal with daily use drawn from an advertisement voice.
Lack of Real Strong Policy Debate in Washington
Senator Borah lamented a real American policy is missing as Congress and the White House spar over neutrality. He criticized advocates of profitable, pro German, or pro Allied policies, warning that U S interests and the people’s welfare are being sidelined in debates on aid and belligerent actions.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Borah
White House
Senate
Will
Wife of President Busy at Her Work
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, returning with President Wilson from their honeymoon, takes charge at the White House. She supervises unpacking, stores, and private apartments, meets the housekeeper and social secretary, and plans for the president’s residence as decorations are arranged in the private rooms.
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Washington
Jat
Woodrow Wilson
Waite House
Wash Inston
Turing
Shea
Mise Eadith Menham
Lynchero
Preadent
Misa Felon
Word to the Kiddies painting stunt judged unfair
A note warns that the Kiddies painting stunt is a free-will offer by The Standard for those over 12 years. Judges may investigate and require winners to repaint if outside help is detected. They warn against unfair competition from older participants and promise a square deal.
Inside the White House Family Rooms and Reception Plans
The article describes the presidential residence layout including a private study and eight rooms, a blue decorated top room with a newsing machine, and Mrs Wilton presiding at dinner with McAdoo and others. Cabinet wives visited the White House, and Mrs Wilson planned her first official reception Friday for diplomats.
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Noor
Newling
Wilton
Anna Wilson Howe
Mies Heten Woodrow Nones
William FE. Bolling
Josephine Howe Cothrane
Aby Joseph Cothran
Mral. Wilson
White House
Wiao
ORESGES GLOVES RISKS AND SUIT CARE ADVERTISEMENT
Very coy and inexpensive dry cleaning method promises to brighten ribbons laces yokes peekties silka net work tating shirtwaters kit gloves and shoes furs children's clothes suits caps woolen garments fancy vests Swiss lawn organdie chiffon dresses draperies rugs. Use two ounces xolrite in two gallons gasoline dissolve, immerse goods rub and bright as new. Avoids fading shrinking and wrinkling, claims up to ten dollars saved. Use gasoline from grocer or Farare. solvite from druggist. beware flammable substance used outdoors with windows open.
Real Estate Transfers in County Recorder’s Office
Transactions show John Maddinek transferring to Anta Erickson a part of the northeast quarter section 30 township north range west Salt Lake meridian for 30 dollars. Anson Thornton and wife to Hyrum Jurking a portion of block 28 plat A North Garden survey for 1 dollar. William G. Rhead and wife to Rale J. Taylor part of the southwest quarter section 20 township 7 north range 2 west Salt Lake meridian for 1000 dollars. W Altman and wife to Earl Thomas part of tract 274 den Five Acta plat A for 2303 dollars. Charlotte N S Burk 40 Porter M.
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Mle
John Maddinek
Anta Erickson
Minkest West
Salt Lake Meridian
Anson Thornton
Hyrum
AG. Jurking
North
Ogden area property transfers and consideration values
Listing of property deeds including Pierce parcels near Batt Lake meridian in Consid eration 1 with Parkeretta Horton selling to Barah F and Cowley lot 31 block 10 in South Ogden survey with Fred Magsa selling to Claude Armstrong. Additional tract part of lot 10 block 14 plat C in Ogden Survey listed with consideration 500.
War Risk Insurance Rises Amid Mediterranean Seas Turmoil
New York reports a surge in war risk insurance by marine insurers as submarines operate in the Mediterranean. Cargoes bound for Mediterranean ports and Far East shipments via the Suez Canal now face a 10 percent rate, up from about one percent prior to the stint of Belligerent actions.
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New York
Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean
Far East
Buet Canal
Ancohs
Republicans Take Full Control in Boston Legislature
Boston Mass January 5 Republicans hold overwhelming majorities in both branches ensuring the re election of Channing Cox as speaker of the house and the election of Henry G Wells as president of the senate at the opening of the new session. Samuel W McCall and other state officials to be inaugurated with a months long session expected.
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Boston
Mass
Channing
Cox
House
Henry G. Wells
Senate
Gorter
Samuel W. McCall
Committees Named in Brigham City
In Brigham City the city council reorganized and named committees for the next two years. Members include Jensen, Hansen, Madsen on Finance. Hansen, Frederiksen, Jensen on Laws and Ordinances. Jensen, Isaacson, Hansen on Police and Prison. Frederiksen, Jensen, Frederickson on License. Frederiksen, Hansen, Madsen on General Elders and Welfare. Isaacson, Frederiksen, Hansen on Waterworks. Hansen, Jensen, Frederiksen on Fire. Madsen, Hansen, Fredericken on Claims.
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Prigham City
Yeater Day
Aharge
William Jensen
Joseph F. Hansen
Roland A. Madsen
Joseph FP. Hansen
3. C. Predericksen
Willem Jensen
Carl Isaacson
Carl Janacsot
Firdric Ughte
Joseph ¥. Manxen
J. C. Fredericken
Fire Department
J. C. Fredericksen
At the Rainbow End feature debuts Carroll McComas
Ellison Studios wrapped the first feature starring Carroll McComas. At the Rainbow's End, a five part drama from Kleine Raison, follows a farm kingdom tale with a prince and princess amid royal match objections and a trip to America. Summers Williams authored the vehicle.
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Ellison Studios
Carroll McCons
Kleine Raison
Miss McComan
Edison
America
Fifth Avenue
Miss Me Comas
Summer Williams
Carroll Me Comas
Miss McComas
Status of Actress McComas and Rail Improvements Over Time
The article highlights actress McComas under contract to Frohman and notes her stage credits with John Drew Billie Burke and Richard Tucker in various productions. It contrasts her career with a discussion on rail weights, noting a shift from 40 to 60 pound rails and predicting 100 to 200 pound rails in the future.
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Frohman
John Drew
Billie Burke
Donald Brion
Miss Cat
Richard Tucker
Miss McComas
Horse meat legal in New York sparks debate
The Greater New York Board of Health legalizes sale of horse meat from January 1 on a par with beef and mutton. Proponents claim safety and wholesomeness, while critics recall past prosecutions and public revulsion. The plan limits sale to certified butchers and hints at specialized slaughterhouses if demand grows. Also noted are reports on Lehigh Valley Railroad ordering 136 pound rails, said to be the heaviest ever rolled for a steam railroad, drawing industry interest as tests proceed.
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New York
Board of Health of
Greater New York
Paris
Board of Health
Lehigh Valley R. R. Haa
Nome
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatic pain reliever for joints, offering quick comfort from pain, stiffness, and soreness. It urges readers to try a small bottle at a drug store and claims relief in moments. The copy targets general aches including neuralgia, lumbago, back ache, and sprains.
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St. Jacobs
Bt Jacobs
What He Knew A Raid and Arrests Shake Court
A raid on a negro gambling den led to about a dozen arrests. In police court the next morning each defendant spoke in turn. The last man, a large frightened looking negro, was asked what he knew about the case. He replied in broken slang that he did not understand and claimed he only knew the crime was not his own.
Wrong Place Witness Disrupts Courtroom Scene
A defendant loudly demands justice in a courtroom as a judge calls for silence. The scene highlights tension during a legal proceeding with the defendant insisting on his rights while court officers maintain order.
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