Woman's Page Dorothy Dix on Good Company
A Dorothy Dix column defines good company as intelligent talk and attentive listening. It praises companions who share sympathy, humor, cheer, and genuine interest, avoiding nagging pessimism or constant misfortune talk, and favors friends who engage without quarreling or overpowering conversation.
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Modish notes and home circle tips from a bygone era
A jumble of fashion notes and domestic guidance offers advice on silken linen garments, accessory trends, and matching wear with evening attire. It also urges keeping a scrap book of entertainment ideas, puzzles, and seasonal suggestions for family gatherings, plus a preview of home circle activities for all ages.
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Central Juniors Bhd Gonddin Urges Immediate School Repairs
A reader describes dire conditions at Central Juniors, detailing overheated classrooms, lack of ventilation, dirty water in basement corners, and primitive heating. The letter urges Ogden to address the abominable conditions to prevent a health disaster and questions the value of education under such risks.
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DERWILLO The Famous Beautifier
DERWILLO advertised as a beauty product in a fragmented insert. The garbled text references quick effects and a 1 year claim, with mentions of checks and a payment or guarantee. No clear event or verifiable details emerge from the readable portion.
Public health alert on child dental neglect and infections
A degraded text warns that over 60 percent of children in public schools show tooth decay and related problems. It cautions about neglect and inadequate dental care, noting risks of gum disease and potential neck or gland swelling from untreated infections.
Wealthy Pittsburg Manufacturer Released from Enemy Detention
Charles FL Banning, affluent Pittsburg manufacturer, held as an enemy alien at Fort Oglethorpe, was released by Federal Judge Newman on a writ of habeas corpus. The action follows a petition filed by Banning asserting his status as a nation of Germany and his eligibility for release.
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Montana Women To Be Retained On Their Jobs
Helena Mont Jan 12 half of the women in Montana who have taken jobs in industry during the war will keep their positions after soldiers and war workers return. The state industrial accident board reports their work has been very satisfactory, especially in accounting.
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Women take war factory and rail jobs from men says Spriggs
Chairman E Spriggs notes women fill positions previously held by men in war work and in Montana railroad centers. He cites cleaners, engine wipers, and baggage handlers as examples. He stresses substitution of women in these roles and questions lingering male hold.
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Unclear transcription hints at staff changes in Montana offices
A garbled report notes personnel shifts in various offices including a department store and a building, mentioning female staff stepping up as loan officers and clerks. It references a board's intent to reassign posts, with scattered mentions of operations in Montana cities and mall carriers.
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