Dorothy Dix Talks The Stepmother and Cruelty
Dorothy Dix laments cruel stepmothers as she reports on two rescued children from a brutal home. She condemns fathers who enable abuse, argues many women are not angels, and urges vigilant care for vulnerable children amid a harsh social landscape.
Duty to stepmothers and neglected children warned
A reflective piece urges respect for mothers and stepmothers, noting that loving care for motherless children is a sacred duty. It argues stepmothers accept a hard, largely unrewarded role and warns of severe moral consequences for harming or neglecting children.
Joan of Plattsburg Orphan in New Goldwyn Drama
Mabel Normand stars in the Goldwyn photoplay Joan of Plattsburg acting as Joan, a charter orphan in an asylum run by enemy spies near a large military camp at Plattsburg New York. A picture book tale of Joan of Arc spurs her to believe she may be needed to save her country, as Voices above her head guide her toward a heroic mission.
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Mabel Normand
Goldwyn
Joan of
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Maid of
Orleans
Amy
Collar and Vest of Mighty Size Unearthed
A fragment describes a new clothing concept pairing a large collar and vest with various outfits. It highlights the combination as versatile, suited for coats dresses and furs, and notes its development as a notable fashion idea.
The Great Neighbor and the Red Cross Role
Secretary of the Navy JOSEPHUS DANIELS extols the Red Cross as the Great Neighbor. It serves all without political aims, aiding distress from disease disasters or war. It unites lay brothers and sisters across faiths, practicing mercy to support the war effort and uphold faith, honor, and loyalty.
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Josephus Daniels
the Navy
The
Red Cross
Spies Plot to Kill Lane and a Love Triangle at the Camp
In a wartime setting Joan falls for Lane the camp captain while spies seek a pivotal invention guard Ingleton has just perfected a device believed to end the war. Joan warns Lane after overhearing the plot to eliminate him, amid a musical recital of period songs and choruses.
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Joan
Lane
Jane
Ingleton
Hus
Nin
Brown Accepts Position In New York Hospital
Dr. Ac Ia Brown of Brigham City, formerly of Ogden, who has been working in New York for several months, will return home briefly then go back to New York to assume a major post as resident pedestrian for the St Johns and Hospital for Infants and Children at Staten Island. The board of trustees endorsed his appointment after praising his work with babies and children at New York Nursery and Childrens Hospital. Dr Brown has practiced in the city for many years and will likely move his family to New York.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children of
New York
Brigham City
Ac Ia Brown
Ogden
Brown
St. Johns and Hospital For
Nursery and Child's Hospital
Fhe
Gie New By
Brews
The Woman of Ramaria oratorio at Tabernacle
The Tabernacle hosted a Sunday afternoon concert with the choir performing The Woman of Ramaria. Professor Edward P. Kimball spoke on the music and its history, while Mayor I Samuel Browsing led the service committee. Soloists Myrtle Higby Mildred Ware and Nephi J. Brown sang with full choral participation.
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Ramaria
Edward P. Kimball
Sterndate Gennett
I. Samuel
Tri-Stake Tabernacle Service Committee
Eller B. 11
Froezer
Charles J. Thoas
Myrtle Higiy
Mildred Ware
Mephi J. Brown
Samaria
Misa Ware
Nephi J. Brown
Tilgley
Defends Nudity in The Blue Bird by Tourneur
Maurice Tourneur the French director who produced The Blue Bird for Artefact, is praised for artistry in a Utah theater run. He argues nude figures in the production can be reverent and purifying, not lewd, and contrasts innocence with suggestive clothed exposure.
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Maucrice Tourneur
Maurice Maester- Inck
Artefart
Utah Theater
Mr. Tournenr
Box Elder County Assessed Value Surges in 1918
The 1918 Box Elder County assessment shows a strong rise over 1917, nearing three quarters of a million dollars, with total public utilities excluded. The year’s assessed value lands near 17.26 million for real estate, including farms and various land types, while public utilities approach 20 million.
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Asyder
Heigham Cley
Miesandt
Inaccurate OCR Record of Property Totals and Categories
Fragmented text lists totals for improvements land and town lots, various property classes, and personal property with sums like 9.6 million improvements and 2.3 million total. The garbled figures cover cattle, horses, goats, sheep, merchandise, machinery, money, and grand totals, lacking coherent context or dates.
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Cradita, Inc
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