Dorothy Dix on Lovers and Leisure in Married Life
A lively debate compares the husband’s need for quiet evenings at home with the wife’s desire for social outings. Each side argues that work and home duties exhaust them, while personal desires pull them toward different forms of companionship and rest. The essay suggests both views have merit and ends with a balanced reflection on mutual understanding.
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White Velvet and the Wife's Evening Diversions
Dorothy Dix discusses marital time and leisure for women in 1937, arguing wives should seek afternoon recreation and bridge parties while husbands rest at home. She notes men need understanding partners who accept their fatigue and avoid overindulgence. Dorothy Dix writes in a regular column.
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Betty Brown
New York
Vice Invades an Army Camp at Camp Lewis
Seattle dispatch reports Major General H A Greens alleging a powerful vice syndicate operates in Seattle with 2290 women involved. He warns immediate action to clean up the city or troops may be prohibited from visiting Seattle. He accuses high ranking participants and links to bootleggers and gamblers.
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Metropolitan Opera season outlines American works and novelties
From New York City Miss Ellen Thomas reviews the Metropolitan Opera prospectus for 1917-18, listing new American operas and ballets. It highlights Cadman’s The Robin Woman and The Dance of the Pisco Congo, plus four novelties including Lodolitia Ouida Two Little Wooden Shoes Maroufi and Le Coq d Or. Also notes revivals and anticipated favorites like Le Prophète Faust Amore del tre Re La Fisilia del Regeimenta and Piccini’s La Tonnara.
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Robin Woman
California
Oklahoma
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Charles Wakefield Cadman
New Orleans
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South America
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Opera Comique
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Pushkin
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Saint Elisabeth
Jeonmapalite
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Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for Gray Hair
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring hair color and shine. The recipe claims to darken gray hair evenly and naturally after several applications, using a prepared mixture applied with a dampened sponge to strands overnight. It emphasizes ease of use and cosmetic effect.
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Tin Plate Shortage Prompts Dairy Can Repairs
The food administration warns of a tin plate shortage nationwide and urges straightening and repair of dairy cans. Investigations show cans can be repaired at a fraction of replacement cost, aiding milk distribution while new cans are scarce. Roadways are urged to handle cans carefully to avoid damage.
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Food Administrative
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Thieves May Be Burning Garages in Salt Lake District
In Salt Lake City's Sugarhouse district several private garages have burned under mysterious circumstances. JT Capener's garage at 1019 East Seventeenth South Street burned Saturday night destroying two cars after he left briefly. A stolen car from nearby had been abandoned earlier by a fleeing thief. Another garage, A W Cole Ironworks at 1783 South Ninth East Street, burned last week with an unknown origin. Fire officials reported origins as unknown in several cases and some owners did not call the fire department.
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Suearhouse
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A.W. Cole Inron
Raith O'Brien Company
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Carpenter
Incan Diaries Targeted in Unclear Pursuit
A report notes plans to pursue individuals believed to have possession of diaries linked to Incan history. The article outlines the intent to locate and compel explanation, with authorities emphasizing evidence and proper procedure.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Hope for Childless Women
A Nebraska woman testifies that Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after female troubles from adolescence and helped her have a baby girl. The ad claims the remedy brings health and joy to many childless households and encourages others to try it.
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