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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
11
A curious Woman's Page entry blends formal kitchen instructions for roast beef with veal dishes and a long personal narrative. It mentions budget cuts for the White House meal week, includes detailed braising and soup steps, and interweaves romantic musings and family dialogue, ending with a note about tomorrow's John’s Code.
A narrator weighs love for Karl Shepard while Helen presses for clarity after a teasing confession. The piece probes whether one woman can love two men at once, referencing age old debates about loving multiple people and the tension between desire and devotion.
Poem-essay laments profiteering and hunger cursing the era of greed with marching imagery. It contrasts hoped social reform with continued theft and petty crime while invoking spring hunger and a longing for nature’s calm. Poetic vignettes mix satire and yearning for a simpler world.
A garbled notice reports Butterfield selling her apartment at 217414 Washington Avenue, now listed as 3h2 Adv. The fragment implies financial or social concerns amid unclear details, mentioning a Mrs Mary and remarks about social gatherings and familiar acquaintances.
A 1920s column outlines the imagined burden of modern women as a "universal soldier" of family life. It describes the many roles a woman must master, from nurse and doctor to diplomat and financier, arguing she must balance endless duties within the home and society.
Fragmentary contact snippet invites readers at 2417 Hudson Avenue to call Cail on J J Beummitt if selling Liberty bonds. A stray line mentions troubles and a question about obtaining a Rand round sum or squares, indicating garbled OCR text with unclear context.
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