Dorothy Dix Talks Liberty in Marriage and Freedom
Dorothy Dix argues the central issue in marriage is personal liberty within the home. She contrasts idealized domestic harmony with husbands and wives who deny each other financial and personal freedom, urging mutual respect and independent choice. The piece cites wartime social constraints and notes theater listings at the Alhambra for The Battle Royal and Rich Man Poor Man.
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KRM
Rome
Dova
Yui
Rau
Geney
Des
Nolice Inians
Marin
Perdition
Hinself
Wooten
Ibis Tha
Marguerite Clarke
Homan's Nerves Made Strong
A Minnesota woman swears by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous weakness and insomnia. She recounts relief after using the remedy and urges others with similar symptoms to try it, noting thirty years of use and its status as a popular tonic.
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Tyne
Pinkhan
Stake Presidency Letter to Soldier Boys in War Time
A copy of an internal message from the stake presidency to soldiers, urging discipline, faith, and gratitude for parental guidance. It emphasizes the steady values of right conduct, the importance of letters home, and reliance on divine aid while serving in the army and navy.
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Uae
Card of Thanks for the loss of a wife and mother
The Anderson family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness shown during the illness and passing of our wife and mother. We sincerely appreciate support, prayers, visits, and expressions of sympathy from neighbors, coworkers, and the community.
Survivors say schooner sunk after attack off Maryland coast
Survivors from the American freighter Pinar del Rio report that after an enemy submarine fired, the crew evacuated into lifeboats as the schooner they saw sank nearby. The U boat shelled the ship, then caught up, and the crew fled in rough seas. Captain Mackenzie and others drifted ten hours before rescue by a Norwegian vessel.
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Norfolk
Funa 2
Stateon
Maryland
Areleal
Elizabelle City
N.C
Hwa
Minckenzie
Voassel
Mackenzie
Protest Sought Over Draft Method in Weber County
Weber County Council of Defense met Saturday night in Ogden to discuss wartime burdens and conservation. A resolution urged sending a protest to Provost Marshal General Crowder in Washington against rural drafting practices, arguing city enlistees shift the draft burden to farms. The group proposed forming defense bank branches countywide and coordinating canning and fruit storage drives with local organizations.
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Weber County
EM. Conroy
Teeling
Crowder
Washington
Ely
Ogden
Armas
Camei
Jdeal
Council of Defence Bank
Ech Iomlite
WH. H. Spancer
Conservation, Committes
Retief Society
Tabernacle Square
Draft Age Rush to Enlistment Sparks Wave of Applicants
The regular army opens recruitment to all draft age individuals and urges qualified young men under 31 to enlist. Officials report a strong surge as potential enlistees flood induction centers, seeking immediate service in the armed forces.
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Regula Army
Ira
Benton Called by Death in Saits File
Colonel Denton Legan, a railroad official with ties to Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande Western, died Sunday at age 70. Born in Lew Haven, Conn, he held posts including postmaster and United States marshal and later served as general agent before retirement. His career spanned Freemont Neb to Salt Lake City and beyond.
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Colonet
Thien
Sears
Wan
Lew Haven
Conn
Denton Legan
Fremom
Neb
Unig Paelfie
Denver & Wo
Ravi Railroads
Xeon
Che Tse
Mokinay
Abou Hwereath
Ptah Beater
Chmnb
Injured in Auto Crash Near Layton Report
Tin King of Ogden suffered injuries after a collision yesterday afternoon near Layton involving a Ford driven by Thomas McDonald and a Maxwell truck. McDonald reportedly lost control as the Ford approached a truck stopped on the roadside, with three men leaping free and uninjured.
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Tin King
Ogden
Layton
King
Thomas McDonald
Khngelt
MeaDonald
Ovear
Thomax Woll
Willy Fhe
Tney
Three Women Rescued After Canyon Missing Night
Three women visiting Mrs. Southmayd from Portland failed to return from Waterfall canyon Friday night. A search led by S. Martin Southmayd and local officers found them near the falls at dawn, with all three brought back safely by a rescue party.
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Astrid Southayd
Milas Mabel Jamson
Joa Jlarding
Southmayd
Portland
Ore
Malan Heights
S. Martin Southmayd
The
Standard
Misa Jameson
Grant School
Mise Hardy
Waterfall Canyon
C. 2. Garver
Y. J. Wakter
Momey
Mr. Southmayd
Peterson
Geiger
Berlin Claims American Defeat in Allied Assault Reports
An official report from General Headquarters states American troops came under heavy attack northwest of Chatou Thieny with casualties and prisoners taken. The artillery duel intensified along the Kemmel line and on the Oise sting, with French counterattacks failing on the southern bank of the Alsne. Americans attempting to advance near Chateau Thierry were repelled with losses, while a successful operation on the Moselle bank captured prisoners.
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Tandon
Chatou Thieny
General Headquarters
Kemmel Rion
Homme
Avra
Beaumont Hamm
Oize
le Alsme
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