Memorial Day address at Arlington sparks liberty reflection
President Wilson delivers a Memorial Day speech at Arlington National Cemetery, praising America's response to the call of liberty. He emphasizes the unfinished work of freedom and the resolve to serve mankind, while noting sorrow and reassurance among thousands gathered with the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Washington
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Ceretery
Grand Army of the Republic
Uberty
Wihout
Heror
Peanut Coffee Ration Mock Recipe Card
A quirky kitchen note blends peanuts wheat or rye and cowpeas in equal parts. Roast until rich brown, grind, and brew as a rustic coffee substitute.
To Wear With Separate Skirts and American Liberty
Fragmentary speech praising American liberty and national purpose. Emphasizes a dress motif as a metaphor for unity and a global mission to aid freedom. Highlights sacrifice, duty, and resolve to defend human rights worldwide through action.
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Gowers
America
Aba
Potato Pointers for Faster Baked Spuds
Tips suggest parboiling potatoes two hours before baking and pricking with a fork to prevent bursting. Soak in hot water for 15 minutes to halve bake time and peel skins with a little butter, lard, or olive oil for easier removal.
Party Napkins Description and Craft Details
Take sno white cotton crepe tearAnto equates measuring nine and one half inches and fringe reach to depth of one fourth rack. A small der ten embroidered to cross a titeh adds to the attractiveness of these packing which are Satay inexpensive and easily launder.
Best Notions and Accessories in Beaded Belts and Leathers
An article describes elaborate Hetts with beaded belts and leather Boma sporting beadwork and long pendants. It notes wide variations, color tones, and the prominent front beaded fringe as a key feature. Also mentioned is a practical aside on starch in cake making and substitutions in baking.
Ureeland Lumber Begins Cre ton for Large Building Complex
Garland reports the Ureeland Lumber company starting the construction of a large building and corrals on South Malin street. Eugene Whedon of Balt Lake supervises the foundation work while W. Long holds the contract for erecting the buildings. The item notes a cost-cutting suggestion for baking and prompts readers to try the method.
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Garland
Ureeland Lumber Company
Sheda
Malin Street
Eugene Whedon
Balt Lake
Af. W. Long
Good Manners and Etiquette in Public Life
A manuscript column on proper conduct in transit and theatre etiquette. It stresses polite treatment by conductors, polite behavior by passengers, and proper escorting manners for gentlemen. The piece notes that ladies deserve courtesy and warns against familiar or intrusive behavior in social settings.
New Remedy Claim Prevents Deaths From Corn Cutting
An advertisement touts a Cincinnati man’s corn remedy sold in pharmacies. A few drops on the corn supposedly relieves pain instantly, shrivels the corn for easy removal, and binds the area with a sticky layer. The copy links corn treatment to preventing rockjaw and infection from self removal.
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Ciocinnati
Frost testing frost control device at Utah A C
Logan May 20. An illustrated article in Popular Science Monthly describes a frost test contrivance used by Utah Agricultural College to freeze a whole tree for frost danger study. A double walled tank encloses the tree, with ice between walls and warm air to regulate temperature, four thermometers record conditions. Dr. Frank L. West directs the experiments.
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Logan
Utah Agricultural College
Popular Science Monthly
Weather Bureau
Frank L. West
Local lodge plans for Utah Grand Lodge parade
Members of the Orden Elke lodge at Elka home on Grant Avenue discuss their role in the Grand Lodge of Utah convention to be held in Salt Lake City June 6 to 9. A patriotic parade on June 6 will be a major feature with a coordinating committee named to arrange participation.
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Orden Elke’ Lodge
Elka
Grant Avenue
Grand Lodge of Utah
Balt Lake
Orden Elka
Bert
Robert N. Woxgan
Roy Sladson
Frank le Burgess
wAvabur
Frere and Ponce Do Com Secrets for Health Beliefs
A reader from western New York recalls frontier diet trials and self treatment for chronic ailments. The letter warns against tobacco and alcohol, urges ample water, limited whole wheat bread, and butter, and hints at medical consultation while describing long journeys through chronic pain, hearing loss, and aging concerns.
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Frere
Uny
Nebraska
Ponce Do Com
Elie Netchnikof
Ewestern New York
Colorado
Judge condemns Chinese labor import and urges work requirement
A district judge denounces large scale Chinese labor imports to address U.S. labor shortages. He argues many aliens owe allegiance, opposes 500 000 Chinese workers, and calls for laws to compel able bodied residents to work. He urges measures to reduce idle looters and increase patriotic labor, framing the issue as national urgency and prohibition aiding the effort.
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United States
Judeo Alfred W. Agen
Second Judicial District Court
Perrops
Barmuel G. Blyther
Germany
Eult
China
Ritn
Peterson
Ratlat
Worn Out Mother Tells Of Baby Eczema Cure
A St Paul mother describes her baby’s severe facial eczema. Pimples turned red, itchy, and disfiguring before she used Curicura soap and ointment. She reports healing in six weeks and notes Curicura’s suitability for daily use. The advertisement encourages free samples by mail from Curicura, Boston.
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Marx
Robert Copps
Central Ave
St. Paul
Minn
Bath
New York Has More Working Women Than Roy Oiber State
A fragment notes that New York state has more working women than a named state in the Union. It mentions Miss Peter TM O Connell nearing the role of marshal in North Hematead, with a likely date reference around 33.1.
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New York State
Roy Oiber
A Friend's Advice From Lydia E. Pinkham
A Louisville reader recounts relief from female troubles through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After years of headaches nervousness and weak appetite she followed the remedy advised by a friend and reports renewed energy improved walking ease and avoidance of surgery. The ad promotes the product as a natural remedy from Christy Avenue Kentucky location.
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Christy
Umea
Lydia Elihan
Fez
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