Nursery care and heating tips for a child friendly room
Advice on arranging a nursery with safe heating and ventilation, including keeping a separate room for babies, using indirect air flow, and avoiding direct cold drafts. It notes environment ideas such as white decor, proper lighting, and practical measures for temperature control and child comfort.
Armenian relief and fashion notes in autumn sales
A long text describes Armenian relief efforts alongside a vivid catalog of children's dresses in a Salt Lake store. It highlights wash dresses for girls ages 6 to 10 in chambray, yellow, pink, blue and white, with hand stitching and decorative touches. Prices range from $2.05 to $5, with varied styles including long and short waists, collars, belts, and pockets. An obituary note announces Thompson's death. another item reports Estonian troops’ success against Bolsheviks, occupying Dorpat.
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G and & Rears
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OTEAMER SENDS UTS SIGNALS AT DAWN INWHEELS
Washington dispatch notes wireless signaling actions from US coast stations. Report mentions distress signals and vessel movements near Philadelphia and links to Atlantic routes. Items reference ships, ports, and maritime operations with sparse legible details.
Snipers Harass Berlin as Spartacan Protests Intensify
Berlin reports continued sniper activity across districts while Spartacan demonstrations surge. Police and troops tighten around gates and stations as clashes flare in northern and central sectors. Government aims to curb violence by deploying strong forces, while protest rallies sweep Prussian Saxony’s cities.
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Berlin
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Nyies
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Brigham City Plans Banquet For Returning Soldiers
Brigham City January 15. Mayor Peters announced that a public demonstration is not advisable now due to a flu epidemic. An informal banquet for returning soldiers and invited guests will be held at the Commercial club rooms when conditions permit. A later public demonstration may honor all county soldiers with luncheon and dancing.
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Biigham City
Logan
TW. Peters
Tao
Academy of Music
Boxeldor
Poultry Show Awards Honor Weber County Exhibitors
Awards at the Weber County Poultry Association annual show included grand and class prizes. Judges led by Professor Al der of Utah Agricultural College praised the event as the West’s finest poultry show. Winners included Wilford Bramwell for best pen and best display, Joseph Baxter for White Orpingtons, and Fred Summerhue for best cock among multiple trophy categories.
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Weber County Poultry Association
Alder
Utah Agricultural College
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Farr
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Wim. W. Shaw
Plymouth
Wiford Ts
Bramwell
Rhodeslants Reis
Weber County Poultry
Orp Ingtons
Joreph Maxter
Orden State Bank
Ipen
Fred Sunmmerhii
Walter N. Parr
Baxter
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Million Dollar Oil Fire From Explosive Blaze
A tanker explosion near Whiladelptila causes a million dollar oil fire. The incident damages a ship, destroys $100,000 worth of oil, spreads to nearby timber, and results in injuries and at least one fatality. Local company Kenning is noted as responding.
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Tip Atelande Kenning Company
Rom Minundsen
iuiMk Sry
Official Figures On Transportation of U S Troops
Official figures detail troop transport during wartime, showing 46.25 percent carried on American ships and 43.78 percent on American war transport. It notes 45.2 percent aboard German ships, additional small shares on Italian and other vessels, and naval and Allied escorts. Also reports US Agriculture bulbs studies in Bellingham and California sites with domestic bulb production supporting congress distribution.
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HAIUS
Wien
Americat
Porte
Uktuah
Nrilinh
Forest Rangers Work With County Agents for Forest Education
Forest rangers of Arkansas and county agents have organized a cooperative effort to improve forest education across the region. The alliance aims to boost outreach, training, and practical guidance for landowners and communities touching the national forest areas.
Brownatone Hair Hair Color Trial Offer
An old style advertisement promotes Brownatone hair dye with a free trial package. It promises safe use and claims it will not damage hair while offering tinted or highlighted results. Included are coupon directions, trial packaging, and endorsements by unnamed users and druggists.
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Bri Ant Yan
Medion Jiowa
Mark Mrawa
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Tie
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Mall This Coman Now.
A garbled historical notice requests readers to mail a trial package of Brawnatons to a listed address, seeking the sender’s full name and address. The fragment mentions Covington Kentucky and generic packaging instructions.
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Coman
Kenton Pharmacal
Covington
Forest ranger and county agent collaborate on farm demonstrations
Two representatives from the United States Department of Agriculture join forces with a ranger to conduct farm demonstrations and set up a demonstration farm at the ranger Station. The county agent will report forest matters to the ranger and assist with home demonstration activities including canning and drying, expanding the cooperative effort across a large 40 territory area.
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Carilon
Mountaina
United States Department of Agriculture
Yat
Dla
Farut
Merchants Meet Farmers To Improve Crop Methods In Wisconsin
Merchants and farmers join in a nearby Wisconsin conference to study problems and exchange ideas for better farming. The Wisconsin association plans demonstrations of improved methods and aims to connect retailers with farmers to boost services and sales. Ohio Williams County reports dealers short in supplying acid phosphate. farm bureaus arranged 12 carloads to meet farmer needs as shortages were revealed.
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Wisconsin Tennis Tantuber Healers’ Association
Wisconsin Agripoliiiples
Skaoclathan
Darmers
ACIP
Annalalers
Williams County
Ohio
Farmers Benefit From Bureau Arrangements
A forming committee oversaw work and the firm was asked to order detents for upcoming use. Farmers saved $800 by using the farm bureau and 9 new jackets were acquired.
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Bireau
Farm Bureau
How New County Fought Rodents Infesting Farmland
Huerfano County Farm Bureau led a coordinated county effort to combat rodent infestations on over 60 000 acres of farms. In 1919 crops valued at $34 085 were saved, with 80 780 privately held acres treated by 300 cooperatives at a cost of 854 20 dollars. Public lands saw 11 320 acres treated by individuals preserving crops and pasture valued at 2 872. Cooperative action covered 27 225 acres of public land using 9 440 gallons of poison, reducing dog losses and improving crop protection valued at 6 006.
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Huerfana County
Cala
Farmers Order Lime by the Carload in Picking County
The Picking County Farm Bureau in Ohio ordered 17 carloads of lime this year, covering $0 acres of land. About sixty men, many new to lime use, were mobilized across 39 of 45 county seats showing demand. Immediate steps included meetings to inform farmers on need, price, and application timing.
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Picking County
Ohio
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