What We Owe to Ourselves and to Others in Life
Dorothy Dix argues that personal development should not be sacrificed for others. She warns that martyrdom in marriage or family duties can harm both self and dependents, citing women stifled by husbands and men burdened by family expectations. The piece urges balancing duties to family with pursuing one’s own talents for fuller lives.
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Gurel
Piartyr
Cerny
Eng
Tle
Hin
Self
North Sweden Floods Worst in Years
Stockholm May 6. North Sweden endures the worst floods in years caused by autumn rains and warm fronts. Damage exceeds 39 million krona with avalanches and landslides in the Tromsoe district. Towns Sollefion and Hernogand are isolated. several villages cut off. homes and oil and water facilities damaged.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Tromsoe
Enon
Sumter Aga
Greeks Send Plea From Refugee City
Greek leaders including Prime Minister Venizelos urge authorities to spare refugees from violence after a wave of unrest. A Greek minister pleads against retaliation as deportations and harsh actions threaten civilians sheltering in Steinmnntey amid rising tensions with local forces.
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Balonike
Steinmnntey
Deat Wilson
Preven
George
Galatritalia
M. Venizelos
Prine Minster
Sealy
Stranuitza
Park City Mines Shut Down After Half Century of Work
Park City mines closed today for the first time in fifty years as eight to nine hundred workers walked out on a strike. An ultimatum delivered Monday demanded compliance with conditions by the operators before 6 o'clock this morning. All except the pumpmen and engineers ceased work to prevent flooding, a concession secured by Sheriff I. P McGarry to protect the mines.
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Tark City
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I. P McGarry
Communities Aid In Sending QLD Timers
Towns across the area joined a plan tied to the semi national event, with the railroad department unable to provide transport under existing laws. Officials noted harm in delays and stressed careful coordination by communities to fund and organize timer transports for parade celebrations. Local committees met in Ogden to review progress and ensure every community can contribute to transit and entertainment staging through Saturday.
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Ogden
D. &. Spencer
Red Cross Motors to Lead Parade for Pioneer Day
The Red Cross motor corps led by Mrs Ralph Bristol and Lt Utches opened headquarters in the First National Bank building to gather automobiles for the Pioneer Day parade. About one hundred cars are needed for the Saturday celebration. auto owners are asked to donate their vehicles for the assembly area at Twenty-sixth Street and Grant Avenue.
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Huilding
Ralph Bulrtol
Utches
Red Cross Aiear Corps
Benoing
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Second Ward
Four German Cannons to Be Given as Prizes
Four German cannons captured in action by American troops will be awarded as Victory Liberty Loan prizes in the twelfth Federal Reserve district. The distribution will be decided by district officials and announced tomorrow. John Perrin of Los Angeles, chairman, explains the plan and notes the bank’s leadership history and wartime duties.
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Seattle
Spokane
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Ogden State Bank subscribes $200000 to the loan drive
Ogden State Bank under President A P Bigelow subscribes $200000 to the loan, adding to a city and Weber County total near $925800. The drive aims to raise about $1.6 million, with organizers hopeful for late additions before Saturday.
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Ogden State Bank
Son of Speaker Clark Calls to Smash the Army
Mass national defense note urges building up the national guard while smashing the regular army. Colonel Bennet Clark, son of Speaker Clark, spoke at the association convention here after being elected president, advocating a smaller army and stronger state forces.
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Speaker Clark
Mass
National Scisd Association
United States
National Guard
Bennet Clark
Ann
Epraker Clack
Ansnclainn
Remiar Anc
Clark
Effort and debate at historic military leaders conference
Disjointed notes mention General Harvey I Mose, Colonel Clark, and Cototel in a debate over regular army leadership and efficiency. References to a Noah division and a Harvard context appear amid garbled phrases. The fragmentary text hints at constitutional questions and wartime command roles.
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Havard Maventh
Dam Pane
Rollowis Clark
Clark
Harvey I. Mose
Waeleington
Fenyperat
Cototeh
Hebertfort
Noah Division
Pictures of Ogden to Be Thrown on the Movie Screens
Ogden publicity plans moving pictures featuring George W. Goshen and a team of 25 years of Ogden residents. Scenes span the city from university areas to Artesian Park, with touring cameras capturing Lake Ogden and canyon views. A 1000 foot film will cover events in Weber and northern Utah, aiming to showcase Ogden nationwide.
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Ogden
We Gollan
Baler
Haven
George W. Goshen
Sae
Goshen
Mr. Goshen
Peatdantla
Stusf
Artesian Park
Noruillage
Santtaylim
Bandaria
Cori
Gosher
Oke
Galt Inks God
United States
Ogdan
Beauty fad and strike news mix in odd OCR fragment
A garbled item touts a skin care fad with dubious claims and refunds and then shifts to a Buenos Aires port strike settlement reported from Washington on May 7. The text merges unrelated notes, with unclear names and dates, reflecting OCR noise.
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Buenos Aires
Washington
Tinos Aires
Farclen Attairs
Unclear Head Noise Remedy Advertisement Cited
A garbled medical ad misstates a home remedy for head noises and hearing loss. The text instructs mixing powders with water and agar, claiming quick relief and mentions Catharhal Meainera and Falter as cautions. The readers are warned to try the prescription.
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Jane
Inspector Invites Orchardists to Spray For Coddling Moth
A 19th century notice urges orchardists to apply arsenate of lead spray to combat coddling moth and other feeding insects. It emphasizes timing, ensuring pollination and calyx spray, and keeping sprayers ready as the season progresses. The article also notes political news on the Duke of Powis and the Mall railway office.
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EL Petligre
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Strike at Panama Canal Struck by Pacific Labor
Strike at the Atlantic end of the Panama Canal area near Atlante terminus partially broken by labor trained from the Pacific end of the waterway.
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Panama
Atlante
Panamwa Canal
Pacific
Utah Soldiers Arrive From France N Y May 6 US list of Utah soldiers
Dozens of Utah servicemen returning from overseas arrive in New York on May 6. The list includes Private Achel Balliwell of Harris, Private Daniel Llanwadson, Private Jo wane Exieson of Sandy, Corporal Jayac M. Wichards, Major Joseph Mecham of Salt Lake, Sergeant Martin C. Wanson of Salt Lake, Lieutenant Chester Tramniell, and many others with surnames tied to Tremonton, Hooper, Provo, and Ogden. The group comprises multiple ranks, family ties, and hometowns across Utah as they begin the process of reintegration after service in France.
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New York
Achel Balliwell
Ofhier
Sarah J. Hathiwell
Daniel Llanwadson
Jene Shillunddan
Spanish Fork
Stenquist
Iromanion
Hal. Velale Rumlin
Mileeos
Jowane Exieson
Sandy
Utah
Joseph Herrost
Jaln i
Trivate Ceargan
Crmejsn
David Gameron
Panguiten
John Pantolone
Ros Vantolone
Murely
Chester ‘Tramniell
Wits
Ellen
Brith
T. No. 2
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Katanon
Marcus J. Whitman
Marcus AE Whitman
South Third Teast Fatroes
Kenneth Taylor
Louis Taylou
Maznit
Vail
Naz 2
Thaman A
Jacobs
Iduga Jacobs
Seper
Uta
New Music and Dance Highlights From Columbia Records
A survey of recent phonograph releases notes the Columbia catalog offering popular songs and dances. It highlights orchestral selections such as The Catunhla Symphony Orchestra performing Fintennia Overture and Deluna En Bateau, plus Fraternity Two Step and Memories of Syring Walk. The piece mentions portable models, rewards, and the spread of records to homes nationwide, with comment on the era's prohibition theme in two new vocal numbers accompanied by male and mixed ensembles.
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KK Rais
Ote Poorlas
Colonata
Arthur Fields
Saure Ash
Twa
Lewis James
Enry Bure
Heth
Dutees
Weldorf-Agtoriardiatee
Karl Toer
Nov- Olgorghe
Spanlala
Sadd Dunen
Columbia Band
Peter Glink
Grice
Campbell
Burr
Volumbia Lila
Spain
Campuell
Henry Burr
Coimbra
Ayery
Indig
Athlone
No Man's Land
Evergang
Funbull Funienta
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Naples
Tyecaridlo Stracelari
Hag
Columbia
Pli
Catunhla Symphony Orchestra
Han
Itamoni
Butt
Syring
Hettle
Dy Murray
Peeridas
Arthur Tields
Peerless Quate Jtet
Johnny
Hoover Meets Germans in Verwall Talks
Herbert Hoover, head of the United States food commission, held direct discussions with German delegates in Verwall yesterday, according to a dispatch from Berlin. The report notes a frank exchange and progress toward wartime food relief efforts.
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London
Herbert Moover
Une Diler-Alligsl
Ood
Sion
Verwall- Irs Yeaterday
Erlin
Roped and A Dog's Breed Shine at Cozy Today and Tomorrow
The Cozy Theater shows Harry Carey in ROPED in six thrilling reels with Lyons Moran comedy and Latest News. Chaplin in A Dog's Care screens Friday and Saturday. A joking exchange about a cooking class and indigestion adds local flavor to the lineup.
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Lyons-Moran
Ee Chaplin
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