Domestic drama of college returners and unspoken parental bonds
Dorothy Dix reflects on the clash between returning college youth and parents who still treat them as children. Bob Robert Jones and Sara Smith bring a new consciousness home, challenging fathers and mothers to meet them as adults. Parents resist, fearing change, while youth seek guidance and mutual respect to bridge the gap.
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Bobby Jones
Sallie Smith
Robert Algernon Jones
Sara Smith
Tobi Jones
Fin
Imbert Algernon Jones
Thase
Iife
George
Jaya
Bob
Robert
University of Hard Knocks
Jesst
Father
Ons Plance
Robert Algernon
Iley
Mother
Sara
Ewan
Cubietta
Aleb
Sal
England
Assum Habby
Ballle
Flather
Rabby
Lobby
Salle
Hubert
Nature
Mr. Jones
Bills Sith
Jeanide
Rem
Tobby
Hig
Allence
Sallie
Sha
Miss Smith
Mather
Favorite Granddaughter of Uncle Joe Aids Red Cross
Mira Virginia LeSeure, described as Uncle Joe Cannon's favorite granddaughter, is praised for her Red Cross work in Danville Illinois. She completed a nurse’s course, joined several Red Cross classes, and is touring her county to promote the organization with notable energy and enthusiasm.
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Uncle Joe
Aids Red Cross
Mira Virginia LeSeure
Joe” Cannon
Red Cross
Danville
Reception for Wedded Pair at Wright Home
Society notes detail a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Wright Jr for Mr. and Mrs. George M. Phelps who wed two weeks earlier and planned to move to Herne, Mario. Guests enjoyed songs, music, and a prepared supper after a wedding dinner. The couple received many gifts while later hosting acts and visits with relatives.
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George M. Phelps
Herne
Mario
Ambrose Wright, Jr
25Th Street
Cousle
Sadie West
James Watherspoon
North Weber Stake
Dyspepsia and hidden causes linked to non gastric disorders
The article lists dyspepsia causes beyond the stomach, noting heart failure, tuberculosis, kidney disease, gallstones, lead poisoning, and brain disorders. It warns many stomach complaints stem from non gastric origins and urges medical diagnosis by a physician.
Mrs Johan Pedige Journey to The Blue Mountains
Readable fragments describe Mrs Johan Pedige planning a trip to The Blue Mountains in Oregon during the summer. Mentions heat of runmer and a ring destined to be indette nite.
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Johan Pedige
Blue Mountains
Oregon
Social week in Salt Lake and surrounding towns
Miss Verna Bowman and Miss Peril Hess spent the week end in Salt Lake, attending several social affairs. Miss Aina Towne was in Salt Lake on Thursday returning the next day. Miss Gertrude Merry traveled to Los Angeles then to Oakland for a stay. In Logan, Miss Martha Seugders visited friends. upon return she will travel to Salt Lake for a university program.
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Salt Lake
Verna Bowman
Peril Hess
Capital
Aina Towne
Gertrude Merry
Jon Angeles
Romeo
Oakland
Logan
Martha Seugders
Loran
T. Cf U
Card party and society notices in early 20th century Utah paper
A scanned column lists social events and etiquette guidance. Notices include a card party at 150 West Twenty-seventh Street benefiting a cause, and a Women of Worth organization event invitation. Also mentions Miss Cardon’s retirement to Logan, the 500 Club gathering with luncheon, and Miriam Chapter No. 14 C. E. 3. meeting at the Masonic Temple.
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Allein Hoyt
Gelock
Niriam
Miriam
C. E
Masonic Temple
Bovdock
Closing exercises at Sacred Heart June 14
Mr Jack Fitzrerid travels from Tutte Montana to attend the Sacred Heart closing exercises in support of his sister Kath ering who has passed her examinations and will return home to Salt Lake City Miss Kath ering is said to be the talented daughter of Mr Thomas Fitzgerald formerly of Orden
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Sacred Heart
the Sacred Head
Jack Fitzrerid
Tutte
Montana
Kathering
Salt Lake City
Thomas Pitzgerald
Orden
Girl Student Held By Government on Conspiracy Charge
Miss Eleanor Wilson Faber a senior of Barnard College New York held with other draft opponents in heavy bail as federal grand jury probes supposed conspiracy against the draft. Two Columbia University students were held with Bisa Parker and others in the government crackdown.
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Eleanor Wilson Faber
Darnard College
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Columbia Uniersity
Bisa” Parker
Local Gent seeks Neigborhood Knowledge in Post Request
A jocular notice from the Noraktya Times quotes a cantankerous man advertising for a ronckrean with intimate neighborhood knowhow. His applicant’s lack of local sense leads to a humorous exchange at the stables, revealing the need for someone well acquainted with the area.
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