Truth and taste in novels and everyday life
Dorothy Dix muses on human nature rejects melodrama in favor of gentler realism. She argues virtue outnumbers vice, praises loving women and protective men, surveys truth, praise, and gossip, and laments harsh parental habits while urging kinder, steadier guidance for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Sir Gillahede
Dora Copperfield
Molly Make
Nora
Nedda
Anns
Sen- Almentallem
Ar. Brown
Jsider
Mrs.Braith
Brown
Sprak
Mary
Biome
Oleg
Fashion’s Fads Bring Spring Frocks From Odd Materials
A fashion note describes spring trends using gray tones and playful combinations. It highlights dresses made fromoca materials like polka dotted velvet and beaded accents, with new style elements for little girls, pairing colorful necklaces and pendants with lightweight fabrics.
Undefined OCR fragment summary card
The readable fragment shows a rope or lariat tied to a crown element and mentions soft grace and abuse. Details are unclear and lack context to identify people, places, or a coherent event. Further readable text is needed to form a complete, factual card.
Dainty tea gowns and houdalr gowns revived in fashion
The article notes a revival of dainty feminine tea gowns and houdalr gowns in georgette crepe and crepe de chine. It mentions flesh colored fabrics, wide lace mantling, and the use of georgette crepe beneath mantled layers to enhance stature.
Fragrant Bath Mixture Described for Relaxation
Article details a fragrant bath preparation using a mislin bag of powdered orzis roct and bentoln essence. It emphasizes a fragrant aromatic atmosphere, soothing mildly stimulating effects, and a home remedy to enhance postwork relaxation.
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Bentoln
Owls Dig Dance at the Large Rooms This Monday
The Boclat Committee invites all Owl members to attend a dance and social at the Large Rooms on Monday July 30. Bring friends and enjoy a good time with fellow Owls.
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Boclat Committee
Fights In The Air On A Large Scale Near Paris
July 30 dispatches describe massive air battles between British and German forces over the area around Paris. German reports claim thirty five Drillen planes shot down. royal air squadron losses cited at thirteen with two observation balloons down. German raids also struck suburbs of Paris, wounding several people, while a second night raid failed to reach the city.
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Balt Lake
Great Britain
Germany
Amportlonia
Tritinhs War Office
Royal Air Squadron
German War Office
Paris
Attacked in a Brawl Over Alleged Assault
In a late July skirmish at Strd Ligtt ax, James Walnbsth reportedly tried to stab Kid Edwards after Edwards was said to have assaulted him. Edwards received a cut requiring several stitches to close.
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Binghan
James Walnbsth
Kid” Edwards
Edwards
Wainbath
Edwardy
Leslie Stoker Dies From Injuries at Silver City Works
Leslie Stoker, hurt at Alan Ore Sampling company works in Silver City, died this morning in Provo hospital from injuries. The body will be taken to Spanish Fork for funeral services.
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Provo
Leslie Stoker
Alan Ore Sampling Company
Silver City
Spanish Fork
Lansing Warns Germany Threat Endangers World Peace
Secretary of State Robert Lansing told 1,300 officers in Manson Barracks that German autocracy must fall only after democracies unite to destroy its evil aims. He argued universal peace hinges on democratic governance and warned America’s entry into war was driven by Germany’s submarine warfare and perfidy. He urged Germans to awaken to truth and reclaim sovereignty through liberty.
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United States
Fta
Lansing
France
America
Germiny
Mtb
Germain
Ebhancillor
Jin
Nelent
de Pou
Germany
New Century Printing Co Ad in Provo Utah
Color printing catalogs flor color plating statlia fety book making loose seat work offered by New Century Printing Co Provo Utah advertisement item likely from a historical newspaper page noting available printing services and materials.
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NEW Century Printing Company Provo
Hmaemena
New Century Printing Co
Provo
Utah
New Era Approaching Utah Under Prohibition Reform
Attorney General Dan Shields spoke at First Methodist Episcopal Church on the Eve of a New Era for Utah. He described the coming state-wide law, centralized alcohol control, and the shifts in governance as Utah moves toward permanent prohibition, noting changes since public policy battles.
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Ealt Lake
Dan TL Shields
Utah
First Methodist Episcopal Arch
Jagat Nipht
Mr. Ghields
Greece
Luther
Hin Une
Mr. Shield
West Weanaday
Everyday Etiquette Demands Gloves Hats and Proper Dress
A column answers readers on etiquette including dress for church and street wear. It advises a bride wear all white with shoes gloves and lace, and a hat not to be worn with the dress. Men should give the outer side on sidewalks and adhere to courtly manners. The piece also notes liquor regulations for medicinal use and urges public enforcement of the laws.
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Komen
Fred
Liberty bread to be American name announced
Washington July 28 The food administration will promote the term liberty bread for breads made from substitutes for wheat to avoid the implication of inferiority tied to war bread. Officials say substitutes are healthful and tasty, and will be showcased at upcoming food training sessions.
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Washington
Food Administration
Prussian Minister Resigns In Agriculture Post
Copenhagen July 26 reports confirm the retirement of Dr Von Schorle cer Prussian totalist er of agriculture. He resigns rather than accept a program of franchise reform according to the Deutsches Tages Zeiting.
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Copenhagen
Dr. von Schorlecer
Bis
Deutsches Tages Zeiting
France stronger than in the past, war progress reviewed
Paris July 9 Paul Painleve the minister of war reviewed the war to date. He said three years of war have shown humanity progress despite the imagined carnage. He claimed the great enemy of progress militariat has been mortally wounded by war.
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Paris
Milltarlem
Paul [Alo- Jove
Palnleve
Militadem
German Fates and Allied Rise Amid War News
In wartime commentary the ideal of peace stands against brutality of marauders as German forces falter and Allied strength grows with U S entry. France remains elated by a shifting balance, while distant naval events report a German submarine sinking Dutch fishing vessels off the Dutch coast. A separate note details a mangled unidentified man found near Pana Illinois, killed by a railroad strike.
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United States
Germany
France
Abe Martin Notes on Fellers and Marrying a Rich Widow
Abe Martin quips about a feller unable to refuse an agent and faces consequences. He remarks on one of the oldest schemes among the rich to wed a wealthy widow, in his characteristic humorous tone.
Physicians for War
Washington July 29 A demand for 24000 physicians or two per cent of military age in the country to serve with Amserteen armies and a further 130000 enlisted men for medical corps is set forth with a target by October 1. Training at Fort Hiley Fort Benjamin Harrison Fort Oglethorpe Fort Des Moines and Allentown is three months long with about 13500 officers and men currently in training.
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Washington
Eta Amserteen
Jialt
Fort Hiley
Kan
Fort Benjamin Tier
Teow
Ind
Fort Oglethorpe
Fort Des Moines
Allentown
Nervousness and Blues at Washington Park
A mother of four describes severe nervousness and distress caused by worry and physical sickness. She credits Lydis E Pickham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring her health and asks for advice, noting continuing anxiety but eventual relief. She invites others to write for free medical guidance.
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Washington Park
Lydis E Pickham
Vastlagica Park
Ktaola
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Slade
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Alhambra
Lou Tellegen
Mary Fuller
Klever
PATHE
Chaplin
Skinner
Teutons
UTA
Everyday
Allein
Sas Hoyt
Ife
Bie
Iquors
Hermitage Park
Yee
Utah Power & Light Co
Eccles Building
Amaterday
Fichereningen
Netherlands
Itch Cosay
Pana
Chicago & Eastern Milinnis
Tiatts
Cing Rus
Abe Martin
Physicians For War
Eas E.pintham Medicina Co
Lyon
Masa
W. 11. Manning
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