Little Paths to Happiness by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues the key to happiness lies in domestic harmony and small, thoughtful acts from husbands. She cites examples of forgetting birthdays and neglecting little gestures, noting women prize personal consideration over grand gifts. The piece highlights the contrast between a well treated wife and a neglected one, ending with a film notice about Battling Jane and Dorothy Gish.
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Dorothy Dix
Man
Perhapa
Janes
Jane
Dorothy Gish
Utah Theatre
Mack Garr Tells Of High Experience In Occupation Army
Lieutenant Mack Garr writes home from Heaperange Luxemburg on November 22, just before the armistice. He describes planning and an attack by the American forces during the final days of the occupation in Germany.
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Mack Garr
Army of Occupation
Germany
Oxden
Luxemburg
Fourth corps officers recount hard marching to the Rhine
The correspondent details the Fourth corps position north of Toul and shifting headquarters at Menil-Dessou and Woinville, noting the November 9 10 actions, capture of Severstadt and prisoners, and the armistice. He describes corps' composition, Meuse Moselle front, and movements into Germany, praising soldiers as brave and noting supply and winter hardships. He closes with reflections on occupation Germany, Treves and Mainz, and longing for Hamburg port sail.
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Toul
Moselle
Meuse
Menildas Toul
Tien Boureg
Woinville
Severstawas
Fureluck
Sovenbey
Germany
Pall
Intial
Glyiliana
Doravurt
Contin
Sikce
Wainville
Vhaupth
Mantas Verords
Pershing
Luxembourg
Mainz
Sthine
Cobleiz
Verdun
Mela
Calla
Trevas
Triers
Treves
Saarsbourg
Maselle
Hamburg
Berger Case Given to Jury
The case of Congressman-elect Victor J. Berger of Milwaukee and four other Socialists charged with conspiracy to violate the espionage law was given to the jury at 11 o clock today before Federal Judge Landis.
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Chicago, Inn
Elent
Victor J. Berger
Milwaukee
Landis
Soldier Letters From War Front Describe Stopgap Homefront Life
In France Leon S Felt, a mechanic in the 47th Machine Gun Battalion, writes how delays, billeting in farms, barns and sheds, and scarce meals define front-line life. He recalls armistice news and possible furloughs, noting hard times, mud in Flanders, and prices in francs while awaiting orders to return to the United States.
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Leon
Whltans
Ik Taearber
Westarlerlern
Belgium
Jetter
Ogden
Elxinm
Eonne
St. Mihiel
Mechanic
Bolglian
France
Daltteflei
Dunkirk
Lamons
Dred Nelins
Parix
States
Paris
England
U. S
Flanders
Mmud
A. P.O
Laughing Bill Hyde and the Jailbreak Tale at Ogden
The piece follows Bill Hyde and his friend Danny Corgan as they escape prison and head toward a tax office while a deputy posse gives chase. A fall down a gulch injures Manny, and a doctor learns the escapees true status, affecting the pursuit and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Ryde
Jaibird
Wil Rogers
Tarlat
Oldwyn
Bill
TN Hyde
Ani
Ogden Priester
Danny Corgan
Manny
Be notified that his successor be selected soon
A brief note states that the current holder has been informed preparations are underway to choose his successor in the near future. No dates or names are provided in the readable text.
Government Work Shrinkage Tied to Oyster Bay Services
The able department by Agaletant Sec retary Philips. The senate and house of representatives rent committees. Although under an act passed in 1693 not possible to order the various government department closed, work was reduced to a minimum during the services at Oyster Bay.
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Philips
Senate
House of Representatives
Oyster Bay
Washington Joins In Mourning For Roosevelt Portrait Sold At Auction
Washington joins mourning for Theodore Roosevelt as a public funeral occurs in the capital and officials half mast flags for 30 days while a Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington sells for 21060 to an art dealer firm in New York. The auction caps the first major sale of early American portraits in the region, from the Clarke collection after a prior sale of 3500 in 3 years. The federal migratory bird law of 1918 faces a Supreme Court setback as the Arkansas federal court ruling stands.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jan
Mille
Oyster Nay
Theodore Roosevelt
Ins
Wilson
Faris
House
Marshall
War Department
Peyton C. March
Alert
Navy Department
Roar
Cameron Mc Winslow
New York, Jan
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
Ula Country
American Association
Thomas 3. Clarke
Washington, Jan
Supreme Court
Arkansas Federal District Court
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Alaska
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Dan
Tetulva
DN Hyte
Mia Heart
Rill
Hyde
Thera
Tunal Nieht
Bonanza
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Lil
Sleroma
Xalning
Rolla Wells
ST. Louis, Mo
Federal Reserve Bank of
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