Mothers as Makers of Marital Fate in Dorothy Dix Talk
Dorothy Dix argues that true happiness comes from home and partnership, not wealth or status. She blames mothers for failing to raise sons to be considerate husbands and daughters to be practical wives, urging self restraint, generosity, and teaching domestic skills to sustain marriages.
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Oselish
Misdirected parenting shapes unhappy marriages and debt
A critical rant argues that indulgent wives burden husbands and families with endless debt and misery. It condemns mothers who push sons toward harsh, domineering spouses while secretly desiring better matches for their own children, noting contradictory moral standards.
Etiquette Q and A on names and introductions
A column by Alicia Hoyt answers etiquette questions. A widow may keep her husband’s Christian name on her visiting card or drop it to use only her own name. Advice covers using forks for small vegetables and proper introductions on streets, with guidance on avoidant street politeness.
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Herbert Payne
Mary Payne
Alicia Hoyt
Host
Alwaya
Turkish bath myths and medical cautions in health advice
A health column debunks the idea that Turkish baths detoxify the body and emphasizes they mainly remove some water through perspiration. It notes such baths offer little benefit for healthy individuals and cautions against relying on them as exercise replacement, citing Roosevelt and other examples while urging proper diagnosis and medical guidance.
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Roosevelt
William Drady
Homecoming Expected for Ogden Soldier From France
Nay Ellison, brother of Mrs. John A. Taylor of Ogden, will return to his home in Aetna Alberta Canada from France around July 1. He served with the Eighth Battalion Canadian casadlane on the Somme and Vimy Ridge fronts, contracted French fever, and was treated in base hospitals before being moved to Fulham hospital in England. Earlier dispatches foretold his death, but official word confirms he is alive and en route home.
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John A. Taylor
Ogden
Aetna
Alberta
Canada
France
Taylor
Nira
Joseph H. Elson
Layton
Utah
Somme
Fulham
Hammersmith
England
Preas
Ellison
Heavy fighting on the Western Front reported near Lens
A start correspondent of the Associated Press describes British forces breaking a weeks long stalemate after a moonlit assault southwest of Lens. British troops seized key positions along the Jena Arras road and captured the electricity station south of the Bouchre river, transforming brick chimneys into strongpoints amid stubborn German defense in the mining district.
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France
London
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Boston Catcher Enlists in Ohio National Guard
Hank Gowdy, catcher for the National League team, enlisted as a private in the Ohio National Guard. The notice notes his fne regiment association and lists Ogden Steam Laundry, phone 175.1 as a contact.
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Hank) Gowdy
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Memorial Day Observed by Modern Woodmen Lodge
Memorial services were held by the Modern Woodmen of America with graves decorated. A committee including Judge A W Agee and J B Abehelitt oversaw duties as both cemeteries were visited. Dozens of names of honored dead were listed. The lodge sent flowers to graves in North Ogden Logan and San Diego and contributed funds for other grave flowers.
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Comanltten
Judge A, W, Agee
J. BR
Abehelitt
A. G. Jones
J. A. Junk
Fld. Mitchell
Idadore
Hans
A. J. Embling
Thoman Wiggins
Jos. A. Careswell
A. W
Oscar F. Johnson
H. B. Arnold
Revolt Breaks Out in China Sparks Provincial Split
Peking reports revolt as Eletep provinces renounce central authority. Kweng-Tung Kwang8 and Yun Naw back President L Yuan itung. Keweang-Tung provisional assembly seeks royal support for president and parliament, calls for military governor dismissal. Sun Yat Sen Tang Shao-l and other leaders hurry to Canton.
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Ching
Ch!u
Kweng-Tung
Kwang8
Yun: Naw
L Yuan Itung
Provisional Assembly
Keweang-Tung
Sun Yat Sen
Tang Shao-¥ l
Canton
Clearing House Banks Decrease In Excess Reserves
New York on July 2 reports that clearers and trust companies hold 396,869,710 in reserve above legal requirements, down 79,659,960 from last week. A separate dialogue shows a father admonishing a son about his allowance and budgeting.
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Clearing House Banks
New York
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