Woman Contemplates Work For Household Economy
Cora Temple considers taking a wage job to ease the family burden. She visits the Workmen's Cooperative Home company, present credentials, and impresses the president with her experience and ambitions. He offers a tentative $35 a week, and she leaves hopeful about balancing duties and independence.
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Temple
Momes Company
Cora
Jong
David
Merlin
Dave
Ble
Ilomey Company
Abe
Cora Temple
Forty-secord
Aha
Colony Park
Hrett
Abe Promisrd
Ani
Alr
The Joy of Motherhood and Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
A letter from Worcester Massachusetts praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling pregnancy. The writer, Mrs Dent Garvet, says she recovered from female illness and bore a baby boy after using the remedy, and notes others in her circle became mothers thanks to the product. Advice is offered from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
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Lydia
Pepin Veghalle
Worcester
Masa
Lydia E Makham
Tok
Mrs. Dent Garvet
Hacker St
Worcenter
Mass
Lydia E. Prokhaza
Writalothe Lydial
Piakbany Medicine Co
Lynn
Your Favorite Flower and Its Meaning in Jewelry
A fragment describes a pendant locket holding two glass disks between which a pressed flower is placed. It explains symbols such as the rose representing love and faith, with a mint flower indicating tenderness, and notes the locket costs 1.59 and is hung by a metal chain.
Unusual Flavors for American Cooking Classics
A reader notes how Americans can master flavoring with pantry staples and simple additions. It suggests using cloves in soups, marigold leaves in clear soup, orange zest in custards, nasturtium leaves on lettuce, and olive oil frying for vegetables. The piece encourages experimenting with herbs and everyday ingredients to rival continental cooks.
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Cary
Pete
Troy
Ani
Encampment Highlights At Boston Grand Army Event
The Grand Army of the Republic began its 1917 reunion preparations in Boston with sessions at convention hall and plans for a national commander election. Naval veterans met with leaders from Chicago to appoint officers and discuss pension legislation, while auxiliary groups held meetings and elected officers.
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Aue
Grand Army of the Republic
Fedtay
Dostum
Congress
Tomersow
Kitwart L. Graves
Uddgeport
Com
Rah Pris
Kanga City
Veteone Avillars
Mok
K. Carter
Mockford
National
Government Urges Pasteurized Butter to Ensure Purity
The passage advocates buying foods with pasteurized butter to guarantee purity of cream used in butter. The U.S. government supports pasteurization and several states require it, stressing safety and quality in dairy products.
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U. S
Hughes Again Making Talks at Loveland Rally
Presidential candidate Charles E. Hughes addressed about 35,000 people at the Larimer County fair in Loveland Colorado ending a four day western tour. He praised prosperity in the West and congratulated Governor Johnson of California while urging a strong defense and efficient government.
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Willa Hoeter
Denver
Colo
Charles E. Hughes
Loveland
Northern
Colorado
Lanmer
Hushes
Thaysande
Grangere
Hughes
Inquiry into Morrison estate theft in federal court
In Chicago on September, an inquiry in federal court seeks to uncover how attorney Hy Ward obtained property valued at $2,000,000 from Edward W Morrison. Judge Landis questions Ward signed checks, and recalls junk dealer Joseph Bernstein. The case also mentions a death bed confession about paternity.
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Chicarg
Edward WW. Morrison
James “Hy Ward
Morrison
Landis
Ward
Joseph Bernstein
Marrikna
Worlrs
Monale
Bulgars Show Quitting Signs In Balkan War Context
London reports focus on the Malkans and field marshal Von Bindenburg while Romania joins to strengthen action in Galicia Transylvania and Danube routes. Speculation centers on Bulgaria's stance and possible abdication as Bulgarian policy and Allied reactions unfold amid Hindenburg and Falkenhayn dynamics. Sir Morris and Mr Hoyt plan a southern Utah tour.
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London
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Darix
Enemiea
Nome
Mulgaria
Marshal von Hindenburg
Mussia
von Falkenhayn
Mr. Hoyt
Utah
Sir. Morris
Sir. Hoyt
Mead the Charette Read the Cheiriticy Teed
A garbled OCR-like fragment mentions Mead and Cheiriticy with unclear context. Readable names appear as Mead and Cheiriticy, while other terms lack reliable meaning. The item suggests a miscued historical snippet needing clarification.
Morris and Hoyt to Tour the State
Nephl J. Morris Republican candidate for governor and T. C. Wot plan a stump tour through the southern part of the state. Bulberland intends to start his campaign on September 1 and Morrin and Hoyt plan to begin September 15. The article notes his long connection with the United States foresters.
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Cloze
Ueorze Sutherland
Nephl J. Morris
T. C. Wot
Jon Eresaman
Firat
Souther
Bulberland
Morrin
Hoyt
Go Adaunt
United States Forestersloe
Heated gloves for aviators promise improved flight comfort
A British firm introduces electrically heated gloves for aviators to combat cold hands at high altitude. The system uses electric connections between glove components and aircraft equipment, with heated gloves aimed to reduce danger from cold.
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Urass
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