Hands Off Sisters Warn Old Maids In Love Affairs
Dorothy Dix urges older sisters to stop meddling in younger sisters love lives. She cites a 22 year old held back by family control and notes how mothers and brothers block marriages, creating old maids and lost chances while praising middle children as safer in family dynamics. The column argues for autonomy over romantic choices and laments overbearing relatives. September 10 Providence Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Hallway Employees of America will convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Sisters
Big Sister
Little Sister
Martha
Mary
Domenticity
Lisa
Sha Baa
Mawes
Annie
Slater Susie
Ella
Hannah
Julia
Abe
Providence
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Hallway Employees of America
Basement Vegetable Storage Guidelines
A readable farmers bulletin excerpt advises using a cool well ventilated cellar under the dwelling for late vegetables. Use movable containers for easy cleaning and air circulation, with shelves for canned goods and a slat door to keep damp areas free of vermin. Free USDA Farmers Bulletins 847 and 879 offer storage guidance.
Outdoor storage cellars for late vegetables in homes
Outdoor cellars or caves provide superior storage for late vegetables versus basement pantries. Construction varies by region with above ground designs in the south and mostly underground banks in colder areas. The Farmers’ Bulletins describe storage banks pits and methods for mild and severe climates. Cut out and watch for tomorrow’s directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified States Department
of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Moranis Dolly Moran Dies in Salt Lake City Funeral Planned
Dolly Shoebridge Moran wife of contractor T J Moran died at Mount Olivet area hospital at 44 after a three month illness. A Salt Lake native and civic donor, she is survived by her husband and children Curtle Edward Patrick J Jr Elizabeth Margaret and Laurence. Funeral from 1103 East South Temple Saturday at 2 pm with private services. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Salt Lake
Dolly Shoebridgs Moran
T. J. Moran
No Jocel Hospital
Moran
Shoebridge
Maran
Yeara
Taklox
Curtle
Edward
Patrick J., Jr
Filbeth
Margaret
Laurence
South Temple Atrert
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Changes his mind as to principalship in Provo
The Rev George Frederick Mitch who recently arrived to head Frecier academy has chosen a California post in the waivers department. Rev Ludwig Thomsen will lead Procter till a new principal is named. The school opens Tuesday with Grace Gutheris guiding music and Mira Maude Hubbard and Edith Chandler teaching Latin German and mathematics. The Retafiers Association ends its fight against the nine hour day for women set by the State Industrial Welfare Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
George Frederick Mitch
Morant Fleurant
Ita
Frecier Academy
California
Department of Economies of the Waivers
Atty of California
Ludwig Thomsen
Procter
Mitch
Misa Grace Gutheris
Meamont Hill
Sheila
Wesleyan College of Music
Mira Maude Hubbard
Massachusetts
Mira Edith Chandler
Des Moines
Nipan College
University of Chicago
Ka Retafiers’ Association
Han Jostis
State Industrial Welfare Commission
Everyday Etiquette Q and A by Alicia Hayt
A newspaper column answers etiquette questions. It discusses introductions on streets and polite exchanges. It advises simply stating names or a greeting and notes that in crowded places one may bow quietly. It also covers a young woman guiding a escort to take her home and when to depart.
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Alicia Hayt
Miss Voyt
M. Frit
Smith
Atalle
Alice Kz
Thioka
Conrieous
Blackfoot Man Killed at Grade Crossing in Idaho
J P Scleen a longtime Blackfoot resident was killed instantly this afternoon when the public school wagon he drove on route no 1 was struck by a Oregon Short Line train at a grade crossing between the horses. One horse died and the wagon was demolished. The second horse had to be shot.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
J. P. Scleen
Nelson
Ite
Wackfoot
Acoul
Michlana
Bolte
Certificates Granted To State Teachers In Several Groups
The state board issued teaching certificates across multiple categories, listing names of recipients for high school diplomas five year state certificates emergency and temporary credentials, normal certificates, and special certificates in commerce art domestic science music and physical education along with issuing authorities and cities of issuance. The long roster includes many individuals from cities such as Salt Lake City Provo Ogden Cedar City and Tooele, reflecting broad state coverage and a recent certification push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Duration
Bes
W. Argyle
Eo. Liljensquist
Qverton
William M. Marehan
Rich Geld
William Stuart
Thatcher
Sands
Madeline Hertha Weltz
Ety
Susie St. Wilton
City
Selisa Bateman
Midvale
Laura A. T. Mink
Lydia Deus
Orden
Luantta Care
Louise J. Chenweth
Mary Dunning
Meaver
Mabelle G. Flemloy
Clip
Teulah Howell
Tooele
Alien Vera Hunter
Josephine Mooney
Carrie Moreton
Sarah Overson
Castle Pale
O. J. Peterson
Richfield
Ruth A. Robinson
Josephine Sandberg
St. George
Irene Simons
Ada Smith
Springville
Ida Smnih
Springsille
Heasle Spencer
Kanab
Pearl Swift
Broma Ih
Wakefield
Piva
Nael Woodcock
Cells
Trinity Gardner
Parson
Mabel Gardner Apel
Lee Allred
Spring Ciy
Hannaheek
Frances Real
Margaret Wiamance
Relva
Tooth
American Fork
Gretchen M. Bressler
Sandy
Lattue Branhar
Lorang Eta Bays
Cedar City
Atab. Chiat
Ida
Commerce
Janet E. Nayar
Leander Tamminen
Portland
Ore
Fore
Neptl
Mary W
Wintle Clyde
Provo
Eva Darke
Kem
Valeria Bernhart
Butler
Mary £. Brown
Elty
Joseph Brinkerhoff
Peat Romney Chipman
Marle Campbell
Beavers
Mabel Downey
Tonkaws
Oxln
Jes Inte Greene
Irvin W. Harmon
Hato. Island
Roy Examed
Myra McHlale
Palo Alto
Cala
Sarah J. Humphrey
Louise M. Irvine Orton
Beatrice Horton
Judith Andersog Deard
Cowrilte
Chauncey H. Childs
Ravele
Wawls
Dorius
Ephraim
Charles de Graff
Heber City
Margaret Eckert
Thomas SM. Pitzpa
Prices of Wheat Unfair to West
Pocatello Idaho Sept While in this city at a conference of potato growers and shippers Director for Farm Markets Harvey Allred decided that no state potato inspectors would be appointed due to dealers opposing state inspection. They argue the law should be compulsory to prevent evasion and manipulation of grading. He notes the government price of 2.2 dollars per bushel and discusses adoption of standards.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Harvey Allred
State Inc
Halan
Allred
Operation Avoided by Woman Using Pinkham’s Compound
Des Moines Iowa woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with avoiding an operation and restoring health after serious female troubles. A Richmond Indiana letter similarly touts strength gain and ability to work after using the remedy. The ad notes many cases may be helped by medicine rather than surgery and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tes Moines
Iowa
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Winkham
Lydia E. Finkbom
Braxcur Jerrenson
Lyon St
Des Moines
Richmond
Ind
Stalin
Steve
Raidha
Tydia E. Pinkhern
Abe
Lydia E. Tinkham
MLO
Johnsrox
Box
Western farmers urge action to equalize Chicago terminal price
Wheat producers in Idaho and the West unite to urge Congress to fix a single terminal price. Director Allred notes a $1.86 per bushel deduction after freight to Chicago, exposing discrimination. They seek freight equalization at Spokane Salt Lake or San Francisco to protect next year’s wheat acreage.
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Chicago
Congress
Allred
Uon
Spokane
Salt Lake
San Francino
Antay
Idaho
Fall of Riga Sparks Russian War Effort Reports
Dispatches from the Russian embassy say heavy guns were removed before the German assault. A single Russian division bore the attack, holding off Germans as reinforcements arrived and then withdrew. Russians retire to a fortified line from Friedrichstadt to Riga, morale said excellent and defense urged nationwide.
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Washington
Rept
Dipatches
Rika
Ing
Friedrichstedt
Tiga
Riza
Russia
Red Cross Tackles Tin Foil Waste in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 7, Red Cross volunteers collected tin foil from tobacco, candy, and typewriter sources in a drive to support wartime needs. The effort aims to salvage foil and establish a central junk room headquarters for processing and reuse.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eld Uler
Red Coosa
Red Cross Drives Help as Supplies and Volunteers Surge
Tinfoll has raised $500 for the Red Cross in three months. Typewriter ribbon and carbon paper are saved by scores of large corporations and several thousand stenographers. Manufacturers have contracted for Wess through the Red Cross. A wornout ambulance engine and inner tube are in demand, and a volunteer junkman in a large touring car responds to contractor calls nearby.
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Red Cross
Wess
Aptomobus
Junkman
American Eagle Heads to France as Camp Mascot
In Pueblo on September 7 a real American eagle captured near the mountains by B F Feriber Puerto Pueblo printer is adopted as a mascot by Camp Gunter soldiers. Army men say the eagle will accompany troops to Europe if ordered and Germans will hear its cries at dawn. A separate note states the Supreme Court ruling on workers compensation does not apply to time contract employees and local employers plan their own compensation cutters.
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Pueblo
Colo
France
Koldlera
Camp Gunter
B. F. Feribner
Europe
United States Supreme Court
Metsime
Walter Front
Chippng
530
Francisco
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Persieta
Felf
United States
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Miss Ivine Shields
Utah School For
Flist Congregational Church
Washington Avenue
Enid Elliot
Edward Locke Elliot
England
Dodington Park
Gloucestershire
Nars
P. J. Morandies
Salt Lake City
Glenwood
Jeijlere’ Club
Horlick
Mik
Riga
Sparber Jewelry Co
Culley Drug Store
J. E. Harrison
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