Married Life On 80 A Month In The Woman's Page
In a domestic conversation two women discuss balancing motherhood, health, and household duties on a tight budget. Olive, Molly, and Mally reflect on managing a six week old baby, home care, and the strain of past years, noting how partner support and outdoor activity impact well being. The piece ends with ongoing guidance on chores and self care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Olive
Tam
Cara
Matt
Hare
Slater
Molly Ant Ellent
Agitt
Ollve
Jack
Oller
Gilrla
TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT FOR CLEAN SCALP AND HAIR
A reader tip recommends using a moog shampoo and canthmx dissolved in hot water to create a thick lather. The method promises a fresh scalp and clean hair, with quick, even drying and a light, heavy feel avoided by proper rinsing.
Rabies Conference Planned for Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City will host a February conference on rabies and related diseases under the U S Public Health Service. State Health Commissioner Beatty said the meeting aims to unite federal health officials from across the country with Western states amid coyotes tick fever and other tickborne concerns. Discussions will cover railroad patient transport regulations and indigent nonresident tuberculosis cases, with federal experts and officials attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
United States Public Health Service
Uckferet
Heath
J. Weatty
Rupert. Alan
Gneral
Federal Health
Eercice
Bluehaa
Beatty
William Spry
New Capitol
Surgean Trneral Ilue
Neatty
Mues
Cleaning Fox Furs With Drying and Powder Method
A mid段 Victorian style note describes cleaning fox furs by brushing with a wet alcohol solution, applying pulverized Fuller's earth, and drying ten days. The darker the earth, the better. Dust must be removed before any wetting, then the powder is brushed out and furs are smoothed with a fat brush to remove grime and grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Ture
Fire destroys department store amid early morning blaze
A large fire swept through a department store in Uttumwe on January 1, destroying the building and causing substantial damage to surrounding shops. Five people were injured as firefighters battled the flames, and authorities reported no fatalities at the scene. Investigators are assessing the cause and estimating losses near 500,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttumwe
Jowa
Omern
AL Todneha Citersen
Tsa
Austrian Submarine Sinks Italian Liner Porto Bald
Semi official Vienna report says Austrian submarine torpedoed the Italian liner Porto Bald in the Mediterranean last month. All passengers died and one crew member perished. Submarine allegedly fired after attempting to ram the ship and halted after signaling. Captain threatened, two injured aboard, lifeboats to coast, wreckage near Porto Said. Italian destroyer pursued the submarine.
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Metis
Entablades
Forte Bald
Mediterranean
I 42
Vorte Bald
Vienna
Ateam Akip
Atesta
Porto
Erm
Porto Bald
Gregatch Fot
Milan
Strick
Abel
Garibaldian Report Denied by Father Figure
Rome reports General Bletott Garibald denies a plan by his son Peppino to organize a Garibaldian expedition to Albania. A 30,000 strong force via Albania was proposed, supported by some Italian factions but opposed by Foreign Minister Sonnino. Diplomatic mood remains unfavorably cautious toward any plan.
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Rome
Bletott Garibald
Peppino
Tarot Sonnino
Oyelen
Last Letter Tethered to Mrs Marshall Murder Case
Material witness reaches Salt Lake where a final letter said to be written by Elisabeth Stewart Marshall days before her death in November 1915 was introduced in the preliminary hearing of Herbert J Alarnall for the murder of his wife. The handwriting expert linked the letter to Marshall, while the defense questioned its competency and relevancy. The state argued the document shows the victim’s condition prior to the tragedy.
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Galt Lake
Balt Lake
Elisabeth Stewart Marshall
Wee
Herbert J. Alarnall
Teathmany
Unclear Services Mention in Garnett Letter to Flora Leite
Fragmentary OCR describes a letter to Mrs Flora Leite Medgea of Garnett Kansas from Mrs Marshall. The text notes gloom distress and worry over finances and future. A Mrs Flora Hello Hedges arrived from Kansas to Salt Lake and registered at a Utah hotel.
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Marshall
Mra
Flora Leite Medgea
Garnett
Kan
Lott
Flora
Hedges
Kidney Health Advice From Advertising Claim
An advertisement promotes "four ounces of aq Salts" with lemon juice and muriatic acid to flush kidneys, claim it relieves backache and urinary issues. It asserts this effervescent drink cleanses kidneys and urinary organs, preventing serious disease and inviting widespread use.
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Trapea
Poultry Show Planned in Ogden January 17 22
Plans for the third annual poultry show under Utah Poultrymen's Association are nearly complete in Ogden. The event runs January 17 through 22 with venue to be announced. Russell of Ottumwa Iowa will act as judge for the poultry exhibit and F E Smith of Bountiful will judge the ore display. Birds from Utah, Montana, Wyoming and Nevada have been entered in the competitions and more entries may arrive Wednesday.
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Utah Poultrymen’s Assocation
Ogden
Wls. Russell
Ottumwa
Iowa
F. E. Smith
Bountltut
Get relief for tired aching feet with Tit remedy
An advertisement promises immediate relief for sore feet and corns with a 1 cent trial at drug stores. It touts drawing out poisonous irritants and prevents swelling, claiming shoes won’t pinch and feet won’t hurt. It urges readers to buy Tit for 23 cents and avoid department stores.
Former Ogdenite Prospered On An Dakota Farm
John A. Garner of Mexburg Idaho, an uncle of Assistant Postmaster Rufus Garner, visits relatives in Garden. Once a fervent Ogden supporter, he left 433 years ago to farm in Rexburg area, still owns the ranch. He notes Masburg territory sugar beet crop largest ever and pork market slow despite higher prices. Garner plans to stay several days in Ogden to renew acquaintances.
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John A. Garner
Mexburg
Idaho
Rufus Garner
Ogden
Rexburga
Garner
Masburg
Experts to Speak to the Farmers in Idaho Meeting
Southern Idaho farmers and housekeepers gather at Pocatello for a January 32 to February 4 program at the Idaho Technical Institute. The event, under the agricultural extension system, will feature lectures by top authorities, demonstrations, and a sheep train by Professor F H Marshall and dairy management by Professor Ribelt. Governor Alexander will address attendees, with notable figures from Utah Agricultural College and the U S Department of Agriculture in attendance.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho ‘Technical Institute
Stricultural Extension Department
Idaho Techolea Tn Intitute
University of Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
Alexander
Widteoe
Titus
Utah Agricultural College
Edward Q. Sisson
F. Ht. Marshall
Wno
Jeheep
Marshall
Prnfersor Ritbeld
Walker Copper Large Ore Body Discovered at Walker Mine
Salt Lake reports by Walker Copper Mining Co indicate a growing ore body in Tu ssas County California. The crosscut shows 16 feet of ore, with the east breast expanded to 22 feet width and strong copper values. The fissure mine extends 325 feet from the shaft along the 65 foot level, with crosscuts begun both east and west.
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Salt Lake
Walker Copper ‘Mining Company
Thetussas County
Cal
Ore body width mapped at Alsty Dive level workings
Officials report the drift on the Alsty Dive foot level reaches the area beneath a surface showing large iron ore. About 469 feet of driving remains to reach the point. Main shaft is 125 feet deep. Lower level has 45 feet driven north and 20 feet south, all ore. No ore body pinch out yet. John F. Cowan plans 300 feet of diamond drilling below the current lowest level to speed depth assessment.
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John F. Cowan
Jury declares Bulger sane for murder execution near
In Denver on January 10, J C Bulger was found sane by a district court jury following a Colorado supreme court order. The verdict clears the way for Bulger’s execution the week of February 27 for the May 6, 1914 killing of Lloyd F. Nicodemus in a Denver hotel lobby.
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Denver
J. C. Dulger
District Court
Colorado Supreme Court
Dulger
Fie
James C. ‘Bulger
Bulger
Bla
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Ad Feature
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening gray hair naturally and evenly while adding gloss. It claims dandruff relief and scalp comfort, advising a light application with a brush. The note mentions a Provo filing on regulating dancing with ward committees and a public social events director.
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Wyeth
Provo
Hostake
Questionable OCR entry on deafness cure and medical notes
Fragmented text presents garbled phrases about deafness treatment and medical remedies. It references various unclear terms, possible names, and stray numbers, lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
Heavy Fine Imposed in Provo Court
In Provo on January 10 Wallace Busbeell was convicted of unlawful liquor possession fined 125 dollars and ordered to serve thirty days in county jail by Precinct Justice Elma Clutt of Pleasant View. Towns evacuated. Paris report says Austrian advances and Montenegrin evacuation of Derabe and Kouk Abtatz admitted by Montenegrin consulate.
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Provo
Wallace Busbeell
Elma Clutt
Pleasant View
Paris
How to Reduce Your Weight Safely and Simply
Advert for Kereln capsules by A. T. Me Intyrs Drug Co. claims simple, safe weight loss without starving or strenuous exercise. Recommends daily capsules after meals and before sleeping, weekly weigh-ins, and asserts noticeable reduction in days. Mentions increased oxygen carrying power of blood and buoyant feeling.
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A. T. Me Intyrs Drug Co
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Eva Leonard
Porte Said
Andersen
Til
Andako Farm
Walker Copper
Fletcher
It Aire Ice Ets Perrier
Chas
H. Fletcher
Jung
NEW Fork
J.C. Bulger
Etree Ark
Cneset & C0
Teed
Bots
Ty Druagtere
Aberdeen
Kenilworth, Utan
Ind. Goal & Coke Co
Washington Ave
Wilcox Grotery
Sripcewonk Vor
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