Dorothy Dix on The Modern Girl and Courtship Tactics
Dorothy Dix argues that despite progress women still seek husbands, praising grandmothers for elegance and mystery. She cites five mistakes by modern girls including revealing cards, lack of restraint, too much sociability with men, greed in demands, and failing to craft a sentimental atmosphere.
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Poincare toasts Wilson on lasting peace and unity
Paris reports President Poincare hosts President Wilson and Mrs Wilson at a dinner with peace conference delegates. He urges full, persistent treaty enforcement and the Allied powers to remain united to realize a just, lasting peace and Franco American friendship.
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Modern apartment life and the dating conundrum
Fragmented text discusses doorsless homes a chatty model girl debating Eugenics politics and golf with men. It notes the gap between modern women and grandmothers in reading poetry and getting to the point while wondering why Romeo fails to propose. A nostalgic call to seek grandmother’s lessons and a past recipe.
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Movie Double Feature at Cozy Includes Tom Mix and Lloyd Picks
Tom Mix stars in The Man Within and Pete Morrison in By Indian Post. The Red Glove and Lloyd Comedy headline at Cozy today and tomorrow. Coming Sunday Eddie Polo appears in The Phantom Fugitive.
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Mayor Rolph Breaks Deadlock in California Talks
San Francisco June 27 The intercession of Mayor Rolph helped restart settlement negotiations between Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co and the telegraph lines, operators’ unions of California and Nevada. The mayor persuaded the company to engage with both workers and representatives, signaling a potential path to compromise amid a split among international union officers. Internationa vice president L C Graaser suspended his move to submit the compromise to a local referendum.
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Repeal of Zone System Proposed in Congress
Washington June 27 to repeal the postal zone system for newspapers and periodicals is proposed by Rep Mondell of Wyoming. The bill would place second class mail under a prewar revenue regime, with a measure to take effect before the war revenue act of 1917 was passed.
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Wilson Sees Bond Of Nations Deepened In Paris
In Paris on June 24 President Wilson lauds France and M Poincare, praising the French people for their hospitality and the strong bond formed during six months of peace conference work. He says the cooperation will widen with ongoing plans and international friendship, signaling a lasting partnership beyond this trip.
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Now Raises 600 Chickens in Bendred for
A terse item notes a local farm or operation in Bendred increasing poultry by 600 chickens. It cites no date or owner, but identifies the scale and location as key details for a brief community notice.
Obregon Declares Candidacy for Mexico Presidency
General Alvaro Obregon announces his candidacy for the Mexican presidency in the next electoral cycle. In a manifesto in Sonora the liberal candidate argues party divisions exist but two main factions remain, pledging neutral foreign policy and sovereignty. He outlines a six-point platform on Mexican sovereignty, foreign investment, and rights of expatriates, while stressing military discipline and legal conformity. The manifesto emphasizes noninterference in domestic politics and a cooperative approach to development under existing laws.
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Woman seeks damages over altered photo used in calendar
Miss Jane Smith of Logan sues for 25000 dollars alleging her image shown in a calendar produced by the Bamberger interests was altered and publicly exhibited without consent. Defendants include Bamberger Coal & Grain, Bamberger Electric Railway, Lagoon Amusement, Schramm-Johnson Drag, and Century Printing. The case stems from calendars titled Man of Meighn circulated by the Bamberger interests.
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