Woman's Page On What Women Listen To And Say Leads In Styles
A feature discusses how women are judged by both listening habits and speech, highlighting trends in popular popularity. It notes coats and skirts as key items, mentions short attractive dress combinations for spring, fur sets reworked at home, and home helpers for removing fingermarks. The piece includes cleaning tips with kerosene caution, urging restraint in influence.
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Horoscope and Fashion Memoir From a Fragmented Page
A garbled era page mixes astrology claims with fashion notes and social commentary. It mentions horoscopes advising caution, discusses women’s conversational influence, and forecasts styles like belted coats and spring dresses with specific fabric and cut trends. The text blends sensational fate predictions with period garments and advice.
Home Helpers and Make Do Cleaning Tricks
A garbled how to from a kitchen page explains simple home remedies. It covers cleaning with kerosene and warm milk for washing clothes, plus methods to polish frames and repaint surfaces using common household items.
Evening program on As You Like It at Weber doctrinal meeting
More than 500 young ladies and men from the Atuiial Eprovemant associations of the Marion church met at the Tabernacle. Maud Sny Habcock of the University of Utah led a discussion on As You Like It with a dramatic reading by Jaserh Ol Felvan and a solo by Mr. Whitaker. Hawkins provided observations on drama forms, and the meeting closed with a prayer by AL Kerr.
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Anne
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Musterole jar handy for coughs and aches
A vintage ad touts Musterole ointment as a universal remedy for sore throats bronchitis croup asthma neuralgia and joint pain. It claims relief from sore throat and offers jars for 2 60 with mentions of hospital supply and druggists.
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War relief report details German aid in famine aid
An official report cites German relief efforts aiding distribution, noting large food volumes yet limited provision through February 13. It praises American generosity while warning of potential catastrophe if world aid falters, and condemns Allied policies seen as insufficient to avert famine.
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Clénes Ax Foltoe
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Idaho Prohibition Efforts Advance in State Senate
Fragmented text shows Prohibition push in Idaho with Senator John Hart leading and a constitutional amendment discussion. It notes a majority vote and a plan to forever ban manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages in Idaho, though details are unclear.
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Debates Over City Warrants Discounting Policy
Salt Lake City January 7 The controversy over amending the discounting of county warrants continues in the House. County officers warn that current cash balances and interest costs threaten fiscal stability. William Cosgriff and others urge legislation to allow certificates of indebtedness or other fixes to end the costly practice and prevent further warrant growth.
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War Zone report from Brigham press tour in London
The War Zone notes a visit by Brigham to assess conditions in Western Europe. He cites appalling relief failures after Belgian and Helgian hunger and railway disruption. Dispatches describe food shortages near the Belgian frontier and ongoing need for aid to French peasants in the valley of Monge.
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Idaho Legislature Debates Tax and Liquor Amendment Bill
A discussion in Idaho's legislature centers on a constitutional amendment to ban the sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes. The measure, backed by Democrats, seeks to add a new section to article 1 and would take effect July 1, 2017, subject to enforcement by the legislature. The bill includes a proposed 52,000 dollar appropriation to support immediate implementation and enforcement.
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