Doubly Damned: Advice on Competing Loyalties at Work
In a reader letter, a man asks how to handle a wife and a longtime love at his office. The columnist compares the man’s dilemma to balancing partners on a high plank, stressing self respect, loyalty to Cora, and the risk to his business. The tone critiques workplace temptations and urges clear boundaries while offering cautious guidance.
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Han
Tom
Davis
Ralseryt
Gil
Heth
Hart
Alsloch
Cera
Nietan
Cora
Dave
Order of Volyzamiate
Cara
Certan Uimlis
Ue Hut
Old Petasva
Tom Woolford
Fashion Notes on summer fabrics and colors for wear
A fashion column describes tan felt bets and wool separates with deep rose bodices, velvet ribbons, and mesh trimmings. It highlights mingled colors in reds yellows and blues, striped fabrics, and lightweight summer styles for hot weather wear and accessories.
Frugal Food Prep From Vintage Instructions
A fragmented recipe describes steps to prepare a fruit juice extract, sugar infusions, and bottling with wax seals. It mentions boiling, cooling, and aging the liquor, with notes on adding gelatine to a bouillon based dish and serving cold with lemon slices. It reflects outdated kitchen techniques and measurements.
Bad Dreams and Remedy Offer From Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Exsue J Vanner of Paterson New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with alleviating back pains irregularity fatigue and nightmares after using Blood Purifier and the remedy. The ad invites women with female ills or unknown symptoms to write the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for free confidential advice.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Vanner Sande
Godwin Street
When Lincoln Faced a Duel over Tax Protests in 1819
A polluted 1819 duel threat linked to Abraham Lincoln and political tensions in Illinois. The episode began with a Sarane Journal piece criticizing State officials over tax collection. Lincoln’s critics provoked a fierce challenge from Shields, leading to a personal clash brokered by General White and Dr Merriman. Lincoln mounted Jacksonville leave and arranged terms to avoid bloodshed.
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Lincoln
Iiinals
Alonzo C. Stuart
Wallan Bennett
Start
Abraham Kincola
Sarame Journal
Auuflar
Hbreds
Rven Hte
Shields
Desser Tought
General White Ride
Tincoln
Merriman
Jacksonville
Lincoln Shields duel tale from a distant past
The excerpt recounts a 19th century duel between Abraham Lincoln and Shields with planks, swords, and improvised rules. It notes Lincoln’s reluctance to harm and Shields’ willingness to back down, framing the episode as a cautionary tale about temper, self control, and personal honor rather than lethal combat.
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Gavelock
Moller
Allen
Abraham
Lincoln
Jacoln
Shields
Letti
Himerll
Lincoto
Dncain
Oran
Salt Lake Camp Quiet as Fourth Celebrations Begin
Salt Lake, July 3. The Lustle incident to turning in national flag equipment and government gear by the cavalry flat squadron and target practice by nitrates at Camp Douglas occupied a quiet day. Troop F led by Captain Freeman Dossett joined Independence Day events in Yamra, while other units dispersed about the city. Rifle ranges were in use and practice will continue as troops prepare for border duty. Typhoid vaccination was completed. medical staff report a need for more officers. First Lieutenant BE. N. Coffey will report to Fort George Weight for duty as assistant quartermaster. Recruiting Office closes and Lt. Hrum Wedgwood will join Camp Courae as adjutant, with Major Wallace organizing the second squadron for muster into federal service. The American Red Cross Society opens a local chapter campaign from its East Street office, seeking new members during camp activities.
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Douglas
Freeman Dosseit
Yamra
Troan F Ibe
Ixvopa
Lattle
Tare
BE. N. Coffey
Washington
Fort George Weight
Spokane
Coffey
Pecular Army
Saltake
Fort Douglas
Fort George Weigbt
Fort Porgue
Hrum Wedgwood
Camp Cour Jae
Wedawornd
Treatenant Williame
J. J. Payne
W. J. Wallace
American Hed Crown Society
Charley Oresa
Atea
Piercing advances as Russians break German lines near Baranovichi
Report from Petrograd dated July 4 says Russian forces pierced two German defenses near Naranoyichi and Baranovichi region, capturing 72 officers and about 3,000 men with 11 guns and several machine guns. They repulsed an enemy attempt near Tdpa and Issakoft, seized Potak Tcharny, and continued pressuring fronts south of Txtrine and Baranovichi while pursuing scattered troops.
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Petrograd
London
Prince Leopold
Pyaslane
Naranoyichi
Btyr
Biakhod
Gud
Stokhod
Tdpa
Issakoft
Kotomea
Potak Tcharny
Txtrine
Baranovichi
Clayton Coolidge Dies After Brief Illness
HF. Clayton Coolidge died yesterday at 2 30 p m at 2499 Taylor Avenue. Born in Springfield Massachusetts on July 34 185, he moved to Utah at 18 with his parents and claimed colonial descent dating to 1620. He worked in railroad service and later managed Remington and Winchester cartridge companies. he also served as a district National Guard officer. Survived by his wife and two children Frances and George, with Ame Er Portia Coolidge Jacobi in southern California.
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Clayton Coolidge
Yeater- Day
Taylor Avenue
Springfield
Mass
Utah
Mir. Coolee
Remington
UW. MM. S
National Guard
Frances
George
Ameer
Mea
Portia Coolidge Jacobi
California
Riot at Twenty-fifth and Grant After Jewelers Glass Shatters
Between 10 and 11 the danger enthusiast damaged a window at Hen Sorenson's Jewelry, 223 Twenty-fifth Street, with a Wan candle while playing karo with St. Due. The fire department found no fire. culprit decamped. Ray Williams and C. Brooks from the Elks club sparked a riot before officers returned.
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Aindt
Ong Lall
Hen Sorenson
Twenty-fifth Street
Browles
Mre
Hack
Ray Wiliams
C. Brooks
Elks’ Club
Twentyfifth
Grant
Government approves land exchange for reservoir project
The president signed a law, pushed by Congressman Addison T. Smith and Senator Warren, authorizing an exchange of government land with private land owned by B. Sheffield for the Jackon Lake reservoir in Idaho. The deal saves the Twin Falls Canal companies over $10,000 by avoiding government payment for Sheffield land, which will be used as a hotel site.
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Washington
Addison T. Smith
Seaator Warren
Bb. D. Shet+field
Jackson Lake
Idaho
Twin Falls Canal Company
North Side
Sheffield
Eschaner I
Congress
Little child burned in Fourth of July firework accident
Roth Cary Parry, the 4 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Parry Jr of Salt Lake, was badly burned last night while lighting a sparkler in the yard. Her clothing caught fire, causing a panic as she ran into the house. Her mother and father acted quickly, wrapping a coat around her and extinguishing the flames with water.
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Salt Lake
Roth Cary
D. J. Parry, Jr
Larry
Rath
Ruth
Avi
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