Saving grace of wives in rising age and vanity
Dorothy Dix urges that a man stays linked to affection not by virtues or small deeds but by warmth, admiration, and a pleasant home. She argues husbands respond to love, not perfection, and that wives should focus on harmony and support rather than nagging or chasing youth. The piece counsels realistic expectations, steady companionship, and mutual respect as the path to lasting marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Holt
Vaan
Lesa
Tate
Eimey
Aly
Ogden Boy Describes His Trip From Ogden To the Battle Line
An Ogden youth writes from the field describing travel from Ogden to the battle line. He notes experiences in Belgaum and France, reports on food and cigarettes, mentions friends Bingham and Chapman, and hopes to reach Wear Old America soon. He reflects on news of the Spanish flu and signs off with holiday wishes and updates on letters and parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Boy
Ogden
Battle Line
Belgaum
Framce
Bingham
Las
Chapman
Uber
Lewis
Presidio
Harold Sinker
Mim
Harald
America
Russian policy declared by men in Paris
Correspondents report in Paris that a Russian policy stance favors allied moral and material support to Russia over full military aid. Bolsheviks should be suppressed by Russians, not foreigners, via moral suasion and education rather than arms. General Bolderelf seeks Allied to hold at bay until a Russian army forms capable of action.
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Vuadtivostor
Tre
Ula
Fisk
Atmiral
Bolderelf
AF Iles
Rnfateviki
Alloa
Bolveret
Juraentivitariana
New Order Ng
Ilay Preacher Beats Wife and Causes Death
In Saco Maine a lay preacher Monty Hall was tried for beating his wife and pushing her from a railroad bridge into a shallow stream, death occurring the next day. The prosecution outlined the case to the jury as witnesses testified to threats and prior incidents. The trial included long jury selection and testimonies about the preacher’s conduct and beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Maine
Monty Hi
Hall
Havine
Remders
Conde
Better Service Campaign Aims to Improve Express Shipping
Officials of the American Railway Express Company announced a national drive to raise packing wrapping and marking standards for shipments. Beginning February 10 the Better Service Campaign will educate express workers and seek cooperation from shippers to cut losses from damaged or misrouted goods. The plan targets 133000 workers and 309000000 annual shipments, stressing proper handling and accurate marking to maintain customer satisfaction and company viability.
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Steek
Express
Gorrvet Express
Thei
Loca Express
Borneervice
Brindiny
Stmarter Pots
Express Company
Huriness
Dangio
Lesay
Stdpieis
Ameren Railway
Ue Express
Dodawn
Tetley Servier
Toransport
Re 1
Prypress
Ameerican
Rutemer
Busin
Ely
Espress
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Liberty
Sagauche Co
Colorada
Shovbar
Dorothy Dix
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Ilay Preacher
Mir Rotetak
Jehin
Gini
Ourek Datic
Pthe Che
Gnisk
Miey
Chernov
Minster
Kerensky
Specifikc Moraluylontils 19 Ien
Toldern
Lia
Ure Roleiak Foress
John Scowcroft & Sons Co
Mfg
Pandonmanie Wn
Pirposa
Keith
Civilization
Northwest Mounted Police
Conniston
Royal Mounted
Shan Tung
Good Housekeeping
James Oliver Curwood
Kathleen Norris
Arthur Somers Roche
Ruth Sawyer
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton
J. A.R. Wylie
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