Debating Wife Allowances In Domestic Finance
A group of women discuss the personal allowance for wives, questioning why men withhold funds or tightly control money in families. They argue men fear loss of control more than stinginess, noting wives’ parallel financial agency and the social pressures of keeping household bills and family needs balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Bsn
Lew
Fox 8
Lax
Fedd
Sue
Ruy Morehan
Geld
Becwuse
Hesiate Weiled
Chonis
Erim
Young Girl Recovers After Vegetable Compound Use
A Brooklyn woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her 3 year old daughter’s back aches dizziness and fatigue after doctors could not help. The child improved after five bottles and now feels better. The letter from Mrs OM Finone at 516 Marc y Ave Brooklyn N Y asks for more information about the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Pee
Dinkhamn
Lydia E. Pinkhatats
OM. Finone
Larcy Ave
Nerooklyn
N.Y
Tydin
Pinkham Metcine Co
Lynn, Kes
Helly mil and Riverdale mill government licensed
The text notes that Helly mill at 1430 Wash Ave and Riverdale mill hold government licenses and that full government price or grist is paid for wheat, totaling 5600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helly Mil
Wash Ave
Riverdale Mill
Divorced men may join army under new plan
Ogden draft official Chalemon Weywood announced divorced men who fail to support their wives or pay alimony may be eligible for Army service. He said several have been inducted and their dependent wives now receive government allowances far exceeding what they got from their former husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalemon Weywood
Ogden City
Mark Smith Named Captain in Engineers Corps
Albert Mark Smith of 574 Twents tourst street Ogden is commissioned as Captain in the engineers corps. He previously served as Browning Bros secretary and aided engineers in the Spanish American War. He has been a District of Columbia National Guard Engineering member and was purchasing agent for the U S Forest Service at District No 4 headquarters in Ogden. He will remain in Ogden until orders arrive and expects assignment to the American Expeditionary Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mark Smith
Twentstourst Street
Ogden
Engineers' Corps
Captain Smith
Browning Bros
Captian Smith
Sue Thited
District of Columbia National Guards Engineering Corps
Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast
Health ad urges daily habit of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive tract. It claims flushing the stomach and bowels improves appetite, dull headaches, and general vitality. The ad promotes buying a quarter pound of phosphated lime from the drugstore for gentle internal cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Body of Woman Found in Detroit Cellar Mystery Deepens
In Detroit Mil May a woman identified as Augusta Staibach was found buried under a cement floor in a former home owned by Telmath Sedma. The discovery ties to a broader case involving Abe Schmidt and Setonidt's family, with Schmidt questioned as police seek motive and connections to multiple missing women and a complicated marriage history.
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Detroit
Mil
Cansaa
Har Cement
Telmath Sedma
Hwiphland Park
Fulton
Ceteriae
Sohweldt
Edward Rederer
Teron Pallalinus
Lidon
Abe
Law Boon
Miss
Pallatious
Schmidt Beto
Lakewood
Jay
New York
Setonidt
Stes
Tietz
Scimuldt
Warn
Hon
Schmidt
Bes Cote
Gillestile
Augusta Staibach
German born witness testifies in espionage case at federal trial
Minnie Deckman, five times threatened by note, testified as defense witness for Rev. B. C. Cherry Lees in a federal court espionage case. She described her German birth, early stage roles, engagement to Ernest A. Leybold, and funds deposited with August Melhorn. Deckman defended her note delivery intent, denied German language note, and explained Canadian sojourns and interactions with Captain Helier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Larr
Marveryling Olor
Germany
Augustin Minnleckman
Yeaterday
B.cHerry Lees
Moon
Fort Douglas
Miss Deckman
Ernest A. Leybold
Port Douglas
Miss Heckman
Ure University of Utah
Parson Leesmann
Mise Deckman
Mr. Geesmann
Leyhold
Cay
Leesmund
Kia
Sreamanty
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Arybold
Censor'n
Germanic ideology cited in wartime interrogation
Cross examination reveals Leeman denying pro German sentiments while recounting a Idaho Falls conversation praising Germany as superior. Witness shows confusion and inconsistent testimony about wartime detention camps and the supposed divine mission of German rule. Testimony ends with questioning over alleged mental state and illness affecting hearing.
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W. O. Ray
United States
Alfornes
Lecemuint
Duringes Mornhig Eeslon
Himerlf
Germany
Visis
Leermann
Ray
Idaho
Kullur
Leesmann
Miss Deckman
Indictment Lacks Facts Says Court To Consider Evidence
The indictment is found insufficient to form a proper case. After hearing argument the court said it would take the matter under advisement and render a decision this morning. It is likely the case will be submitted to the act on morning.
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Sddices
Mick
Aiat
Heaty
Pioneer miner killed by car near Hingham in May
John Galligan aged 72, a long time resident and mining man in Ringkin, was struck by a handcar on the railroad while picking up cant in the employ of Utah Copper company. He died instantly. A wealthy man with leases to operate five years, he was associated with Francis W. Quinn and had ties to Mark Twain and Judge Goodwin in Virginia City. Services are planned at the Catholic Church at 1 PM Sunday. he leaves many friends in Bingham.
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Hingham
John Galligan
Ringkin
Utnh Copper Company
Stirre d
Francis W. Quinn
Bingham
Mark Twain
Tudgs
CLC
Goodwin
Virginia City
May Festival to be Held May 20 at State School for the Blind
About 100 pupils at the institution are training for parts in the annual May festival featuring folk dancing and outdoor exercises. Under Mrs. Belle B Roy the physical education classes have practiced all year. The festival will be on the lawn south of the main building. Canadian casualty list appears in today’s notices with names of Americans killed and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas Bean
Perth
Theron
Belle B. Roy
Eare
A Few Regular Prices Cars OBC Tapen Hankered Fired
A brief notice reports a person or enterprise facing termination of regular prices for cars and related items, with OBC Tapen noted in connection to the action. The item reflects a local business adjustment or disciplinary firing affecting pricing and inventory without broader context.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as health tonic
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative and cleanser for the liver and bowels. It promises relief from dark breath dullness and upset stomach with a nightly dose, highlighting olive content and vegetable base. Cost noted as 25 cents per box with druggists carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Rawarde
Edgarde
Ali Drogxiste
Atvertiaem
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ARMY
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Stratford-on- Avon
Saya
Minnie Deckman
Pioneer
Attawa
Onl
Nelkin
E. Briscoe
Ele Grove
W. Gammon
St. Paul
Minn
Food Administration
MEN Bros
Behilling's
Hanker
MiUx
Bagis Wilk
Ieee
Ipes
Bae Cs
Sasifiush
Phomit
American Grocery Co
Pal
East Side
Washington
24Th
25Th Street
Washington Ave
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