How a Poor Man Should Treat His Wife Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues the poorer husband should show sympathy, patience, and daily appreciation for his wife. He must endure her hard chores, praise meals, and share conversations, spending time together and avoiding neglect or bitterness. A loving, supportive relationship makes a home richer than luxury.
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Women trained for war work by YWCA directors
The National YWCA under Miss Elizabeth Wilson announces an enlarged course for women desiring to help in the war effort. Miss Wilton leads recruiting. applicants include many young women and volunteers. Courses in sociology, administration and emergency work will be offered during summer conferences, with select programs held at Provocanyon Utah in August 2020.
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Elizabeth Wilson
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Utah
Result of poor food in German civilians during war
Stockholm April 29 report cites a Berlin Tageblatt article noting undernourishment among German civilians. It explains higher wagon and horse costs and lower wages, stating workers due to wartime nourishment now perform 33 to 80 percent less work per day.
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Four Heroines of the Battle of Seicheprey
Four Salvation Army helpers in Chelsea and Mount Vernon hailed for aiding American troops at Seicheprey. Irene and Gladia McIntyre were noted in dispatches while Louiss Youne and Ecalyn Uardick served at the Salvation Army canteen behind the front lines, offering hot coffee and cheerful support to soldiers.
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Gladia Mcintyre
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Ecalyn Uardick
New York
Irene Meintyre
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Salvation Army
Food budget for family of five fed during wartime
A wife who taught domestic science modeled a wartime family diet for five, detailing a careful weekly ration list including meat, dairy, cereals, and vegetables. She trimmed wheat use, substituted bread with potatoes and other grains, and adjusted subs to fit seasons and USDA rules while maintaining a wholesome diet for a 20 year old, two young girls, and a father.
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Auto Accident Crashes Into Pole Darkens Salt Lake Area
A Garfield driven car carrying Tony Floor and Pete Diamond crashed into a high tension pole south of Fourteenth South near Garfield Road, leaving one man possibly fatally injured and Diamond severely hurt. Witnesses say they were following another vehicle at high speed when the crash caused a long blackout. Both men are Greeks and were en route from Garfield.
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Rivet Driving Marks Start of New Navy Shipyard Work
President Wilson oversaw rivet work on a 400 ton fighter keel plate at Gunaton Hall in Alexandria as the shipyard for the new permanent facility nears completion. A crowd watched as rivet foreman Madney and Mooney pushed the presses in place while Wilson’s finger was briefly cut by a rivet. Lewis claimed the U S now has 100000 soldiers ready for any theater, as officials tout the yard’s rapid progress and underground construction to support concrete ways.
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Une Rivet
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James Hamilton Lewis
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England
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Washington
Tove Itan
Old Ogden Resident Near Death
A frail Old Ogden resident nearly died after ten days without food until Mayra Wordecal Stemnedy restored strength in moments. The ad claims the remedy cures catarit invens from the intestinal strop and treats stomach fever and intestinal ailments, with a money-back guarantee for appendicitis cases.
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Fragmented Kansas City Fence Talk Quote
A garbled OCR fragment presents women speaking across a backyard fence. The dialogue touches on a farm and skepticism about credit, with unclear references to a Kansas City story and a TAO small. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts or context.
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Furious Fight With The Huns London May 30
War correspondence from May 30 describes heavy fighting on the right sector near Cornhous wood between Ventavert and Berry, with German divisions pressing but making no progress. Allied brigades, including Irish and French troops, hold lines as refugees and wounded stream east, cavalry and reserves in support.
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Berlin reports great captures in new war update
Berlin reports indicate German forces captured Creoy-ne Mont duvay Cottles and other positions north of Susseans, claiming over 36,800 prisoners and heavy artillery gains. The War Office statement notes intensified hostilities on the Yser and lines near Ypres, with multiple towns overrun and sizable depots, airdrome equipment, and railway guns seized. London Times reports 600 Times workers enlisted, 150 killed or disabled so far.
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