Selfish Mother Love warns against maternal possessiveness
Dorothy Dix argues that the so called selfless mother love distorts justice and destroys boundaries between a mother and others. She cites examples of mothers prioritizing children over others, pressuring husbands, and dictating household choices, revealing a double standard in daughters and sons in law.
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Ier
Maimie
Jobnoh
McTher
Atto
Bobby
Mother
Gio
Aelfishmas
No Other Gray Hair Restorer Guaranteed
Advert reads a hair restorer product promising to restore natural gray hair color and vitality. Claims include even shading, lustrous softness, safety, and a money back guarantee. Lists prices, stores in Memphis and drug companies, plus related products like tonics and depilatory.
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America
A. R. McIntyre Drug Co
Hessig-Eilia Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Owls Outing at Glenwood to Benefit Red Cross
The Glenwood Owl’s outing on Wednesday July 11, 1917 features a benefit Red Cross dance in the evening at Hermitage Park. Tickets are 0e per couple and promise a good time for all with crowds urged to follow the crowd to the park.
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Beneit Red Cross
Hermitage Park
Meat flavored chicken dish with wrapped dough rolls
A recipe outlines using meat with butter and fat, shaping into finger sized rolls, wrapping each with a thin dough, and baking in a hot oven until a delicate brown. Ingredients include flour baking powder salt milk for binding and baking. Serve hot.
Auto Accidents in Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City series of auto accidents leaves Dorothy Eva Penrose severely injured with possible internal injuries after being struck crossing Third Avenue by a lightless inbound car driven by Norman Nathan. The 15 year old Alton Penrose called her across. Dorothy suffered a brain concussion and head injuries. Nearby, Walter Snipes of Rupert Idaho was knocked unconscious, later waking at the emergency hospital with a scalp wound after exiting and attempting to rejoin from a climbing attempt. A third incident involved Olea Gale, three, escaping with minor injuries when a Ryan Fruit truck failed brake and dragged him thirty feet near Third Street and Retreat. The crashes prompted hospital visits and investigations into vehicle conditions and driver behavior.
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Salt Lark
Dorothy Eva Penrose
Elehtsearola
Ebesit
Edward Penrose
Thirtasenye
Third Avenue
Norman Nathan
Ira K. Horaphrey
Walter Snipes
Rupert
Idaho
East Fourth South
Suolpes
Henry Larsen
Alfred, Larsen
Balpes
Murray Laundry Company
Retreet End
Third Arenna
Olea Gale
Ryan Fruit Company
South Third West
Notice for legal papers related to J Bagley at room 312
Notice requests anyone holding legal papers or business affairs connected to the late J Bagley to call at room 312 Firt immediately. The notice is signed by Harry Bagley and mentions New Century Printing Company offerings including catalogs and color work. The rest of the text appears as garbled OCR about munitions output in India and a tree yielding acetone.
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J. Bagley
Harry Bagley
NEW Century Printing Company
India
Europe
Americe
Treatment and questions on infantile paralysis
Fragmented OCR notes discuss poliomyelitis treatment and braces for paralysis. It cites questions and answers about care, future articles, and mentions Braces as a possible remedy though noted limited use. The text references a Brady and care requirements and restoration of action in a future piece.
Als Faces Draft Registration After War Objection
John W. Als, former street car conductor, ordered by the attorney general to register for the draft. His sons’ antiwar views carry no weight with the Justice Department. Als must report to the local board, present a registration card, and face the exemption process as his name is placed in the draft pool.
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Bast Lake
John W. Als
Department of Justice
Leon Bane
Washington
Focal Board
Tone
Nils
Bone
Econ Nam Umber
Explosion destroys tire vulcanizer in Salt Lake
Explosion at Wetrell & La Fee auto shop on West Fourth South street damages building and pipes. Vulcanizer hurled through ceiling with iron fragment over 200 pounds. About 4300 in damage, three employees briefly in danger but no injuries reported. crowd gathers after blast heard blocks away. steam blamed for blast.
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Salt Lake
Sely UA
Wetrell & la Fee
West Fourth South Street
Ceil
Jax
Nan
Delays in Draft Registration Lists Due to Rule Misinterpretation
July 11 report from Alt Lake notes major delay in forwarding complete military duty registration lists for June 6 work. Cards were misread and alphabetically arranged when aerial numbering was required, forcing renumbering by the adjutant general’s office and return to registries, delaying submission to Washington for the July 15 draft drawing.
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Alt Lake
Adjutant General's Office
Uste
Washington
Gratitude Shown by Belgians In Northwest Tour
The Belgian war mission continues its U S tour with inspections of a large lumber mill and steel of timber for wooden ships. They visit Portland Oregon and Chicago stockyards and Minneapolis transit hubs as part of a broad inspection through industries including lumber and shipbuilding.
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Portland
Ora
United States
Degtonlog
Chicago
Nourh
Minneapolis
Idaho Woman Made Well
Aberdeen Idaho reports a promotional testimonial claiming Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound improved a woman’s health after a long illness. The ad urges readers to write for advice and endorses the remedy with personal claims and a contact address in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Aberdeen
Idaho
Tina
The
Petty
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinthem
Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mars Foot
Womas
Eildin
Iron tonic claim boosts health of American women
Dr Ferdinand King a New York physician and medical author urges doctors to prescribe organic iron to women, arguing iron deficiency fuels weakness, anemia and nerve decline. The ad touts Nuxated Iron as essential, promising doubled strength in two weeks after two weeks of three daily tablets and detailing dramatic health benefits for women and athletes alike.
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Aare
Ferdinand King
New York
Phyale Siag
Americas
Fempaeamona
Erippe
Kid
Fiver
Peart Srautte
Great Drain Plains
Petoda
Iran
Lum ber Industry and War Aid at National Education Meeting
Baron Montheor urged educators to thank schoolchildren for aiding Belgium and to recall the U S role in ending German aggression. He praised American support and cited John Hay on people helping themselves, as the commission prepared to depart for San Francisco.
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Butte
Pacific Northwest
United States
Baron Montheor
Delsium
Belgium
John Hay
San Francisca
Hermitage Park Hosts Dancing Boating and Bathing Event
A Hermitage Park program lists dancing and boating activities along with bathing and ice cream parlors. The event page title notes activities including dancing, boating, and bathing with an ice cream venue as part of the day.
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Hermitage Park
Guards Desert At Jordan Narrows
Five Utah National Guard privates undergoing training vanished from camp over two days. Two hailed from Provo and three from Salt Lake City. They may face absence without leave charges. two were later found walking from Springville, one claiming a ill spouse. They will be tried by Summary Court Officer Captain Meyers.
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Jordan Narrows
National Guard
Cotpe
Provo
Salt Lake
Seamp
France
Ben Daya
Balt Lake
Albert E. Meyers
Evert
Moat with the Ogden Scottiah and Ladies of Heather at Alhambra
A fragmentary notice advertises an Alhambra Theatre event on Wednesday July 1 featuring Moat with the Ogden Scottiah and Ladies of Heather Del Bochelles. The text then describes a device called the Comb Nephascora for measuring cloud speed using a nine foot rod and a crosspiece with spikes to time cloud motion.
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Moat
Ogden Scottiah
Heather del Bochelles
Alhambra Theater
Fertilizer Puzzle Hint From Shamans Stirs Scientific Debate
Early experiments suggest shamans may help address fertilizer shortages in the country. A ton of chunks produced 188 pounds of dry matter with 13.7 percent potash, about two thirds of the yield from Pacific cases. Debrosaking analysis showed a total potash content of 1.05 percent, the dry matter at 2.0 percent potash.
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Trero
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Teena Richardson
Normen Hutchanson
Ers
Richardson
Bghe
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Scotts and Friends
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Weber County Council of Defense
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