Dorothy Dix on the troubles of the business woman
Dorothy Dix records a discussion among women in business about the double burden they bear. A department store buyer, an architect, and a writer describe how success at work clashes with home life, finances, and social expectations, leaving professional women exhausted and unrecognized. The dialogue highlights jealousy of male freedom, the need for partnership at home, and the lack of respect for women’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayer
Msa
Iigelz
Arden
Jessia
Willard
City and Rural Children Compared for Health in Draft Analysis
An article by Edward N Clapper reports 26.6 percent of men rejected for physical reasons in the draft from rural and urban districts alike. Florence I Taylor notes the need for medical supervision of working children and proposes state medical inspectors under health authorities to monitor child labor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy National Chit Liebor
Edward N. Clapper
Mhrat
Kehoe
Mora Ures
Sts
Florence I. Taylor
Labor Department
State Board of Health
Unusual Prilon Vjiam Craft Described With Embellishments
A peculiar Prilon Vjiam is described as unusually made from fine white snew and adorned with three first crochet insets. It measures about fifty nine inches long and twenty two inches wide with a deep benisiite bed hem finish.
Mind and Digestion in Mental Strain
A fragment discusses how strong mental provocation disrupts digestion causing digestive organs to shut down. It notes that food intake during or after mental stress is poorly processed until calm returns, with harmful chemical action occurring in the interim.
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Nasal Relief From Catarrh
An old advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm quickly opens nostrils and clears air passages for colds and catarrh. It describes applying two drops in each nostril to soothe inflamed mucous membranes, providing rapid relief from stuffiness, headaches, and nighttime breathing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Fragmented Vignette on Dining and Debate Choice
A fragmented note contrasts tasting food with gastric digestion and family harmony. It hints at meals settling family arguments yet warns for potential unnecessary expense from indulgence. The text pivots between choosing between eating and discussing matters.
Cottage Pudding Cream Butter and Sugar
A simple cottage pudding recipe blends butter and sugar with beaten yolks, milk, and sifted flour leavened with baking powder. Flavor with lemon and bake in a shallow pan, serving with a preferred sauce or fruit juice.
Five Divorces Granted In I District Court
Yesterday in Judge Arthur E. Pratt's division five divorces were granted in the afternoon session. Four wives and one husband were plaintiffs. Theresa Davin was divorced from Howard W. Davis after Davis was convicted of a felony on January 16. Davis allegedly passed fictitious checks and faced additional charges in Gettysburg, N. D. Elizabeth Jensen was divorced from August Jensen after cruelty and affairs. Lydia Low was divorced from Earnest W. Low for failure to provide. Martha Worton was divorced from George W. Worton amid accusations of violence and domestic strife. Claude Noorda was divorced from Valera Noorda after she testified she deserted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Pratt
District Court
Theresa Davin
Howard W. Davis
Davis
Gettysburg
N. D
Elizabeth TV
Jensen
August Jensen
Lydia Low
Earnest W. Low
Marth. M. Worton
George W. Worton
Worton
Claude Noorda
Valera Noorda
Box Elder school needs take priority in county plan
Brigham City board of education favored schoolchildren over GARLAND and Tremonton high school plans. Bear River valley high school is funded by a $20,000 addition or a new building to serve eastern Brigham City, with junior highs planned countywide. A first junior high opened in Garland last fall and more are planned as attendance warrants. A separate note reports a Vernal boy badly burned by unexplained cartridge explosions, with injuries described as painful though nonfatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Board of Education
Garland and
Tremonton
Bear River Valley
Boar of Eiduvcation
Box Elder County
Schoors
Garland
Brigham
Help Save Freight Transportation Urges Food Self Sufficiency
An appeal warns of rail embargoes and severe freight delays as car and locomotive shortages worsen. It urges each community to boost food production, especially poultry, with expanded backyard flocks and early hatchings to meet local needs and support neighbors during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilud
New York Central
Pennsylvavia
Enel
Central Ohie
Toth
Foll Administration
Department of Acricultive
Avery
Neason
Amer Singh Again in Local Courts
Tremonton Hindu Amer Singh, noted for a marriage compact and multiple court actions, appeared in district court to recover 400 dollars he says he lent to A. D. Wilson. He also filed for attachment of a car, piano, a dresser, and a rug believed sold by Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Singh
A. D. Wilson
Singh
Aleo
Godfrey Matthews Welcomed as New Ogden Minister
Reverend Godfrey Matthews was formally welcomed as the new minister of the First Congregational Church of Ogden at a reception held in the church. Chairman Dr. B. P. Mills led the event with remarks. Clergy from local denominations spoke, musical selections were performed, and refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfray Matthews
Ogden
B. P. Mills
John Hyslop
Episcopal Church
William Crawford
First Baptist Church
John E., Carver
Pleat Presbyterian Church
Helen Hunter
Clenn Gang
Mother Machree
Matthews
Lapaech
Apeechru
Doctor Says Vinol Best Tonic in Bedford Ohio
Bedford, Ohio testimonial claims Vinol cured long illness and fatigue. A customer recounts dramatic relief after years of doctoring and health struggles. Ad cites Cullay Drug Co Ogden and lists Vinol as a cod liver and iron tonic available at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ohio
Fend
Destor
Vinci
Nia
Frank A. Harkey
Ash St
Cullay Drug Ca
Ogden
Best Drug
Mayor Appointed by State Council of Defense
The state council of defense appoints Mayor T. B. Crowning to chair a committee to study fundraising for fondé drives. The group will decide if funds should be raised via a single large drive or several smaller efforts. Members include W. ft. Wallace as chairman, T. N. Taylor, F. C. Peterson, Loran Williams, and Miles Kate Williams of Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
Fondu
W. Ft. Wallace Ia
T. N. Taylor
Proves F.C. Peterson
Utah Agricultural College
Loran
Miles Kate Williams
Salt Lake
Ade
State allocates funds for seed supply to boost crops
Authorized to spend 7600 for supplying seeds with glow to increasing crop production in the state. This expenditure will raise the total to 12600 for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorized
Weekly Beatings Lead to Divorce Suit in Salt Lare
Lena Mallos filed for divorce from Join Mall o claiming years of daily beatings in their cafe marriage. She alleges he whipped her with shoes a belt and once a pistol was used to strike her in Tutte. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Lena Thompson. The article notes a separate union activity blocking convict labor by coal operators in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lare
Lena Mallos
Join Mallow
Lena Thompson
Sameimas
Abeslleses
Tutte
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Dorothy Dix
American Shelf Paper Co
Prine
Carmels Borden
Morecis
Foley’s Variety Store
Washington Avenue
Pashion
Herse
Vernal
Lows
Gline
Neover
Godfrey Matthews
Aba Colamco
Jack Spratt
Washington Crisps
Hin Wengen
Moblla
State Bank
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