Japanese Y W C A Reports Busy Year in Japan
The Japanese Y W C A reports a busy year with 4a women in membership. It notes women trained as matrons, typists, pharmacists, teachers, governesses, clerks, companions and guides. Seven have found positions in Tokyo since autumn. The association runs dormitories for 9 pupils and serves 30 different high schools. Training expansion and visiting nurse programs are highlighted along with Red Cross work in Siberia and support for over 160 children with toys and 4000 yen in cash donations.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Williey
Tokyo
Yokohama Asesociation
Japa
Y. W. GA
Miles Guther
Oji
Matthew
Hat and Waistcoat Set Described with Fashion Details
A description of a hat and waistcoat ensemble highlights a black straw hat with a wide ribbon and Chinese embroidery, paired with a gold silk trim and a dove gray crepy fabric waistcoat. The outfit is noted for its distinct style and affordable pricing, with another set priced at five dollars.
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Sely
Apts
Thor
Modish Notes on Early 20th Century Frock Details
The item outlines fashion trends with color frocks and new pinked ruchings. Lace and chiffon parasols match lace and georgette fabrics. Small hats favor cock feathers as a top decoration. Necklines trend low with tulle coverings. A pineapple straw sailor hat in a mushroom shape is ending.
Carbon Paper Hint for Crafting Perforated Garments
A fragment advises using carbon paper and a sheet for marking perforations while cutting garments. The note suggests keeping a carbon page handy in the sewing room and mentions perforations called for in the pattern. The text reflects casual guidance from a crafts context with a dated tone.
Gingham Frocks and Shrinking Dilemmas
A reader warns about gingham shrinking in heat and sun, advising to cut frocks larger than needed to avoid fitting issues. Notes cheaper fabrics shrink more than finer, urging caution for summer dressmaking and detailing the common experience of fabric shrinkage.
Old Gardener Advice on Pruning Squash and Melon Vines
The old gardener urges pinching back vines of squashes pumpkins and melons to control sprawling growth and boost yields. He notes blossoms fall and setting fruit is common on cucumbers too. Regular stem pruning keeps vines tidy and reduces pest damage from plant lice on the muskmelon undersides.
Colonel Stanton Honors at Bonneville Club Dinner
Charles Blanton was guest and speaker at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. Colonel Stanton received praise for his World War I service including the first Liberty Loan and leadership of allied forces in France. He recalled the small Motor Transport corps growing from five officers to 3400 officers and 60,000 men, and highlighted key supply feats such as 60,000 gallons of gasoline.
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Salt Lake
Catone Charles Blanton
Utah
Stanton
Lester D. Freed
Wastmaster
Merced Reat
Sinnton
Celunei Stanton
Iis
Thisurchasing
Freed
Colonel Stanton
Obd
General Pershing
France
Fayette
Bonneville Club
Wershing
America
Motor Transport Corps
Hn Fald
Stanton Sai
Berlin
Caronel Stanton
Fach
Pershing
Fock
Paris
Amuricar Sndlers
Utah Telephone Rates Sought to Become Permanent
Haw tain States Telephone & Telegraph petitions the Public Utilities Commission to keep postmaster general rates permanent. Hearing date not set. Congress returned control to companies August 1 and four months to present case. If no showing by December 1, Utah preexisting rates revert, though four months allowed for argument. Other item notes St Louis Boston game postponement.
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Hawtain States Telephone & Telegraph Company Terday
Public
Wireles Commission of Wak
Postmester General
A. S. Burleson
Wilson
Postmaster General's
Oner
Public Utilities Commission
Utah
Amalgamated Sugar to seek capital increase at special meeting
A special meeting of the Amalgamated Sugar Company stockholders is planned for Saturday morning July 20 at 10:90 o'clock in the Belem building. The proposed measures include increasing capital from 28,750,000 to 33,750,000 by issuing 5,000,000 in new eight percent first preferred stock, with options to appoint three directors and to fund reserve and expansion plans. The meeting, led by Anthony H. Lund and Frank Taylor, also covers amending the charter, issuing more stock certificates, and expanding the board and committee structure. Reports tie S. M. Edgell and the Greasy Lust Sugar company to the management reshuffle, while Havemeyer's influence is noted for bringing industry talent.
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Hockholiers
le Weld
Beelom
Propaania
Ner Centrative
Fia
AalakiYy Fund
Uherengy
Faeleen
Anthon H. Lund
Sigar Company
Freich Taylow
Edgell
M.edgel
Greasy Lust Sugar Company
An. Faseiy Flotane
Arevasyer
New York
Opden
Coblenz
Officiila
Dvesar
Poy
Wes
Leges
Havemeyer
Burar
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Hie Amalgamated Sugar Chmwyany Ib
Iimeg
Savemeyer
Denver
S. M. Edgell
Bax Bees
Ogden
Great Wester Sugar Company
Jim
Conti
Amalgamated Sugar Com
Utah
Atab-Idah Sugar Company
Amalatmatei+company
Amalgamated Common Stock
Amalgamated Final
Alah-Idaho Sugar Company Capital
Indian victim discharged from service with two brothers nearby
A fragment notes the victim, Tene, recently discharged from the service, living with two brothers in a city near Vo catello and having many friends among a group labeled Indians. The text is incomplete and provides limited context about the incident or timeline.
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Mice “buelletRou
Lho Tie
Final Tene
Vocatello
Soldier killed in liquor dispute in Idaho
Pocatello Idaho July 22 Paul Brno died at a local hospital yesterday from wounds inflicted earlier in the day by George Chakines on a lonely ranch several miles from the city. The motive involved a dispute over a liquor deal during which Chakines robbed Brno of 368 dollars and two cases of whisky before shooting him and escaping in a car later found abandoned. Authorities pursue Chakines, a former tax driver, across southeastern Idaho including the Fort Hall Indian reservation.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Paul Brno
Iate
George Chakines
Sonking
Chakines
Pahes Ain Saydes
Kines
Little Pocatello Creek
Reno
J. 1 McDougall
Paires
Snydes
M. Bev Uixson
Chaxines
Ja Su
Yort Fall
Strikes and police deployed across occupied German regions
The text reports a large strike of about 800 Ge nies affecting Gentorton and nearby areas, with calls for broad action across Germany. Military police in armored cars patrolled as workers halted, then the strike was called off after warnings. other regions prepared for similar action. In a separate meeting about predator control, Dr A K Fisher, chief of the bureau, could not attend, and plans were adjourned until morning. Wy. C. Ruarell was appointed deputy state livestock inspector with emphasis on interstate shipments. Idaho’s southern situation draws attention as beeps are brought in for winter changing. Dr BR Coburn remains in service with the board.
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Berle
Germany
Dublens
Notoad
Nowdorf
Mssotdleva
Almgst
A. K. Fisher
Nui
Fisher
Ne. Wy. C. Ruarell, Veterinarian At Hriphama Git
Idaho
BR. Coburn
Brigham City
Atiil
Amy
Wild Animals Discussed by Stock Owners in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake on July 28 the state livestock board met to discuss wild animals. Officials from the United States attended the session to review current policies and potential controls affecting stock owners and wildlife management.
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Salt Vary
State Livestock Board Yeat Orlay
United States
Troops Return With De Kalb At Newport News
The transport De Kalb arrived from St Nazaire carrying 1268 returning troops. Among the units listed are the 143rd service battalion the 60th the 8irth and 225th supply companies the 316th bakery company the 3rd company of Llranaporalion corps the Youth advance Animal transportation company and caguila.
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Newport News
Suly
de Kalb
St. Nazaire
Eirth
316Th Bakery
3Rh Company
Llranaporalion. Corps
Yoith Advance Animal Transportation Company
Caguila
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