Of Interest to Women Zoe Beckley story and advice on love
In a candid letter style column, a woman counsels Cora on a love triangle with David. The writer urges frankness and warns against underestimating rivals, advising to fight for the man by bettering one’s own position and using strategic, assertive tactics rather than direct confrontation.
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Cora
Sheba
Davey
Inet
David
David Ae Atake
Mother Eve
Cotier
Lash
Cara
Fragmented call and exclamations from a letter fragment
A fragmentary text presents a jumble of exhortations and names, including references to Wanda and a dramatic animal simile. The readable content resembles a personal digression or stray line rather than a coherent news item. No clear event or identifiable entities beyond Wanda emerge.
Boudoir Sets and Glass Receptacles for Summer
A society style column describes boudoir fittings showing glass receptacles with painted designs and striped motifs. It notes matching sets for powders creams and pastes, florals to suit summer decor, plus chintz and cretonne dressing table accessories. Also included is a simple fruit drink recipe using apples.
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Zoe Beckley
Ina
Crow Mustered Into U S Service In Idaho
Crow and several officers were sworn in as lieutenants colonel or promoted amid court martial threats and political clashes. Governor Alexander cited insubordination by several officers tied to state court actions, signaling possible departmental prosecutions. A separate Alaska tour for Idaho figures and a Pocatello jewelry theft were also reported.
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Idaho
Philp H. Crow
Second
Idaho Infantry
oFdora
War Department
Max Garber
Crown
Alexander
Catonel William UW
Fdeshlute
Majora Tewis
Wilkins
Olean
Hhe Cam
Residenger
Pocatello
J. FE. MacAlpine
Commercial Club
Mra. MacAlpine
The Dollar Handicaps Purchasing Power in War Prices
The article reports on how wartime tensions in Europe and rumors of conflict in the U S boost prices across groceries. It cites U S Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing dollars buying far less food by 1915, with declines in beef pork and eggs, and notes a general price rise of about 9 to 10 percent from 1915 to 1916. It includes home recipes and consumer tips from Brooklyn contributors amid rising costs.
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Europe
United States
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gollar
Efes
Treturna
United
Jureau
World War Optimism From UK Editor Visit in Salt Lake
James Wignall of the Cambria Daily Leader discusses wartime morale and future victory with Salt Lake readers. He predicts victory within a year, notes government paper limits, and describes wartime shifts like women entering industry. He plans extensive Utah travel during three months away from Britain.
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Salt Lake
James Ab
Wignall
Swansea
South Wales
Cambria Daily Leader
Aly Les
Alec
Empire
Mr. Wignall
Lumbermen’s Association
Commercial Club
Utah
Orpet Case Shifts as Defense Witness Breaks Cyanide Theory
In a packed courtroom Judge Donnelly hears defense witnesses challenge the state’s cyanide theory in the Marion Lambert murder case. Dr W J McNally concedes earlier testimony was wrong and asserts the poison was cyanide of sodium, not potassium, with scant cyanide detected in the substance and a trace in Lambert’s stomach. Other experts corroborate the misidentification and question the prosecution’s key evidence linking cyanide potassium to the death.
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Waukeran
William J. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Donnelly
Happy Knight
James WU. Wilkerson
Ralph Fy Potter
Leslie P. Hana
W. J. McNally
Ralph Webster
Marion
de. McNaity
J. A. Wesener
UL. C. Shaw
Carl Miner
John H. Long
Robert A. Sevener
Orpet
Hanna
Poison provenance questioned in greenhouse case
Miner testified that Marton would have lied to obtain cyanide from the greenhouse to poison Marion. Three chemists supported the state’s claim that Opet obtained poison from the greenhouse and carried a solution in a one ounce bottle, challenging the defense chemists who testified the greenhouse sample was 49 percent potassium cyanide.
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Marton
Opet
Marion
Salt Lake City Road Board Visit To Ogden Planned
Mayor Abbot TR Heywood said Salt Lake City Road Board of Commissioners will pay a fine for a visit on Friday July 4 Ogden city Commissioners invited Salt Lake City officials to visit Ogden The meeting directed notifying Mayor Heywood of acceptance The visitors will tour Ogden enterprises including wells pipes factories and road work Lunch will be served and the trip by auto with Ogden commissioners meeting them in Ogden
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Abbot TR. Heywood
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Ogden Commissioners
Three Fires on Fourth in Pocatello Idaho
Three fires occurred on the Fourth in Pocatello Idaho. Two small blazes were quickly quenched. A larger brush fire on the Bonneville bench threatened damage but burned itself out as the brush was thin.
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Pocatetlo
Ida
Bonneville
Minister Calhoun Cited After Paralysis Stroke in Wheaton
Chicago background notes William J Calhoun former minister to China visits at his law partner home in Wheaton He suffered a stroke of paralysis and is reported as Hi and recovering The fragmentary text references alumins landscaps and scent but lacks clear context or names of organizations or dates.
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Chicago
Williem J. Calhoun
China
Wheaton
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Telephone
Thomas
Hudson Avenue
Wanda
Steele & Carlson
Twenty-fifth Street
J. J. Harris
Old Place
J. B. Young CO
California
Chase and Sanborn's Coffee and
J.S. Carver
Waah. Ave
Boudoir
U. S
Alaska
Incatello
Seattle
Copper River
Mra
A.C. Hinckley
A. C. Hinckley
Kener
Motive Power
O. S. Bh. Railway
Misa Marion Winckley
George Hinckley
Tk. Thompson
H. D. Thompson
W. Z. Ingling
Mise Katherin Og
A. S
Arntzen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grange
Nickerson
Urookira
N.Y
Hitchrow
Milas M. Hendren
Ull As
Eam
Pane Amalteo Gas Co
Foitor Loks
VITOR
M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Go
Ogden City
24Th St
ITY Board
Frank R. Watkins
Grocer
Millar's
Tecla Coffee
Weatherby’s
Wathington
William
Calhoun III
Russell
Lincoln
Evans
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