Why Do Men Prefer Second Rate Women? Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues men reward weakness in wives, not virtue, noting husbands often abandon educated partners in favor of second rate wives who manage home and finances while women toil for affection. She laments social bias that prizes conformity and beauty over intellect, explaining why many women fail to reach higher life goals. The piece critiques male treatment of wives and the paradox of praise for devoted, self sacrificing partners that become undervalued.
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Dorothy Dix
Thie
Avenr
Abe
Colfee
Vassar
Aoman
Joba Saya
Aelt
Boe
Bho
Ake
Grivelda
TID Eases Tired Feet With New Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts "TID" or "Tia" as a 25 cent bar to ease tired sore swollen feet. It claims quick relief from aching corns calluses and burns, reducing shoe tightness and foot torment.
Goddard Concert Pleasing At Chautauqua
The concluding number on the Chaa wuqua program last night drew a capacity audience. James Goddard violin and Robert Yale Salth piano headlined a notable trio with King Goddard, Ruth May, and Madame Kirby Lund cited as opera stars in attendance. The performance showcased refined artistry and strong reception, marking a successful festival evening.
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James Goddard
Caseballtone
Tuth Rey
Robert Yale Salth
Ubal Chautauqua
James God
Caruso
Scott
Kirby Lund
Hiobert Amlib
Patriotic Flag Day Event Draws Ogden Elks Big Crowd
Ogden lodge 719 Elks held Flag Day exercises at the Orpheum with veterans from Grand Army of the Republic Spanish war and National Guards from Utah and Idaho. Hon. Mathonibah Thowan delivered a stirring address urging support for democracy and war aims, praising America’s sacrifices and urging unity to defend liberty and freedom at sea and home.
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Grand Army of the Republic
National Guards
Utah
Idaho
Orpheum
Ogden Lodge
Benevolent Protection Order of Elks
Ogden
Mathonibah Thowan
Fix
Europe
Belgium
United States
Thomas
Malie
Dutch Republic
America
Jones
Decatur
Rangers
Peary
Nathan
Adams
Tat
Henrys
Jay
Agereaston
Council of
Na- Mon
Theo
Utah Artillery Unit to Form Battery A in Ogden
Adjutant General W G A Williams reports plans to convert Utah National Guard units into artillery. Ogden’s Troop Ute, with about 210 men, will form Battery A of First Utah Field Artillery, along with consolidations across the state. Officers for Batteries A to F and the supply company are listed, with transfers to reserve for unmentioned posts. The article also notes a patriotic program with speakers praising President Wilson and a concluding salute to the United States.
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W. G.A Willama
Salt Lake
W. E. Kueassy
Utah National Xuant
Ogden
Hattery 1
Uteh National Guard
Logan
Diehata City
First Utah Cavalry
First
Utah Feld Artillery
Firat
Utah Field Artillery
Jean’ Gon
Provo
Ephraim
Maod
Edward C. Woolley de
E. Espencer
George Barron
William C. Stark
Pattery
J. May Ward
W. E. Lindquist
Albert E. Wittong
Jesse Farley
Roscoa Glasmann
Curtis ¥. Clawson
Lloyd Garrison
A. ¥. Hands
M. TL. Young
Guy C Folmen
Irving D. Offer
Elmer Johnson
T. Dewitt Foster
Albert A. Meyers
William Campbell
Arthur Doran
Fred Jorgensen
Richard F. King
Glen Jensen
Wiliam Crawford
Frnell Mortensen
Marcus Johnson
Nephi Christensen
Fred Kammerman
Roy Williams
Masonal Guard Reserve
Sac
G. Williame
Adjutant General Department
Adjutant General
Mathoubhah Thomas
Wilsonn
J. A. Howell
J. J. Packer
Elk Lodge
United States
Mag
Southern Pacific Hand
The
Elks
Elizabeth Brian Hess
Mary Herrington Stevens
William H. Nanning
Leslie J1
Saville
Gertrude Biddie
Ritter Camp
America
the Elks
New Corn Remover in Big Demand Says Drugeists
An old time ad notes high demand for a Japanes e corn remover described as painless and quick. The product promises to remove corns from tender skin without pain, with cautions about skin irritation and to avoid unsafe druggists. It emphasizes ease of use and potential risks if misused.
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Dares
Demonstration Car Tour on Fast Take Route Proves Successful
A demonstration forest service car toured the Fast Take Route in May and part of the preparedness train. The event, run by Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway with UC Berkeley Nevada Utah and other bodies, showcased gas engines pumps and tractors. About 64 059 people viewed the exhibit. Peru Pueblo Colo June 15 marriage licenses issued last month by County Clerk Fal. C. Highberger set a May record with a count more than double May 1916.
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Focal Forestry
Balt Lake
Orésing
Mark Anderson
Superstear
Forest Service
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
University of California
University of Nevada, Agricultural College of Utah
Utah
Idaho
Southern California
Caveras
Beneft
Puedlo
Colo
Fal. C. Highberger
Etiquette Guide From Everyday Emiquette
A fragment lists social rules on formal calls and conduct after divorce. It advises a gentleman to carry hat, gloves, and walking stick to a band, leave overcoat in the hall, and maintain proper decorum. It also covers messaging about a divorced woman, leaving out details, and keeping social life appropriately separate.
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Roman Tell
Ogden Called Industrial Mecca by Visiting Lecturer
J E OConnor, touring Ogden, deems the area an industrial and agricultural mecca with unmatched activity across mining, construction, transportation, and farming. Local offices report strong labor demand, including Utah Construction Company seeking workers by the carload amid broad regional employment needs.
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rOrden
United States
J. E O'Connor
Ogden
Wbave
New York
Utah Construction Company
Oxden
Acnene
Service to Hot Spring schedule and dance ad
Wednesday Saturday and Sunday service to Hot Spring lists departure times from Ogden at 6 30 p m 7 20 p m 6 39 p m and 9 25 p m Neverping departs Hot Springs at 8 00 p m 30 48 p m and 5 p m Dance every Wednesday costs 25 cents for a round trip via the Electric Way.
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Hot Spring
Ogden
Neverping
Hot Springs
Electric Way
Five Norwegian Ships Destroyed In German Submarine Action
London reports from a general news dispatch that several Norwegian vessels were sunk by German submarines with loss of life. Elgron 2533 tons crew rescued. Cavonet driven ashore, crew missing except one found. Vinaea 1107 tons only four saved. Gilvia 143 tons crew rescued. Candace 295 tons crew rescued. Also notes plans in Colorado Springs to buy and equip a municipal drying and canning factory to improve food economy and reduce waste under city supervision.
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London
Nareegian
Allie
Gentral Newa
So Oenstealan
Elgron
Cavonet
Xunfray
Vinaea
Etramer
Tox
Gilvia
Seesel
Candace
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tease Johnood
Women’s Patriotic Conservation Committee Meet in Weber County
The Weber county women’s patriotic conservation committee will meet at the Derthans Batonfey at 2 29 p m for its regular monthly session. President Mrs David Eccles and Secretary Georgina Marriot are listed among expected attendees.
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Women's Patriotic Conservation Committee
Weber County
Derthans Batonfey
Mra
David Eccles
Aira
Georgina
Marriot
Freckle Face Remedy Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement touts Freckle-Face Sun and Wind as a simple remedy for freckles. It urges Miss Freckleface to obtain an ounce of doubled strength solution from a druggist, claiming visible results with few applications and a money back guarantee if freckles remain unchanged.
Boulder Students Take Up Gardening Initiative
Boulder Colorado June 11 more than six hundred pupils of Boulder trade schools are gardening. They cultivate personal plots or work for others with the aim of boosting local food supply. From elementary grades through eighth, students participate, with seventy seven girls growing gardens of their own and contributing produce to the effort.
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Boulder
Colo
Nore
Boulder Trade Schools
Clyie
Admiral Benson's Inspection Report at Chicago Station
Admiral Ilenann chief of naval operations reports after patronal inspection of the Great Laten training station in Chicago that conditions are very good and the men well cared for. Earlier complaints alleged poor care and neglect by authorities.
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Warrington
Ilenann
Naval Operations
Chicago
Danielshat Cone
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