Woman's Page Household Hints From Fragments
A period page offers household tips on washing white silk with ammonia in warm water, avoiding soap, and drying carefully. It advises separate washing for utensils, peroxide use for washable textiles, and cautions about ammonia odors. The section includes a long science in food dialogue praising practical homekeeping and toaster technique.
New Mules With Daisty Braided Motif and Colors
Very daisty are the new bedroom moter in braided Inco Lape with appliqued worsted flowers and trimming. They are in cot t gray and the flowers are in all colors. The mulex are color matched to those flowers they are trimmed with.
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Washington
The District Attorney Beats The Ward Heelers Gang
The District Attorney defeats the ward heelers and the graftera in a dramatic showdown presented tonight and tomorrow at the Ogden Theater.
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Ward Heelera
Graftera
Ogden Theater
Boy Hurt On Street In Utah Mystery After Auto Strike
In Salt Lake City on Sept 29 Annie Jensen 14 of Second North Street was found on Second West Street with a broken jaw and injuries risking death. He was taken to police emergency hospital then county hospital for surgery. Doctors suspect a car struck him and a splintered jawbone may have penetrated the brain. A messenger boy alerted residents and police after the incident.
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Balt Lake
Francie Jensen
Myre
Annie Jensen
Atmot
Har
Rietla
Doctor Rites and Medical Talks Highlight Utah Event
An extensive Utah medical gathering featured talks on serum therapy and injuries, with Dr. A. G. Hebe and Dr. Le Count presenting on infection and sudden deaths. The event included demonstrations of a new surgical device and a lecture on laryngeal disease by Dr. Cooper. A long teacher and physician register listed many attendees from Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and nearby towns. The service concluded with prayers, musical selections, and a burial at City Cemetery for Mrs. Julia A. Van Dyke, noted for her Mormon faith and roles as wife and mother.
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FR. Dumke
A. G. Hebe
le Count
Rush Medical Instiate
Chicago
Cooper
Wee
United States
Albee
Elinie
Holy Cross
Jorce
Oxden
Fred Graufler
Balt Lake
Eugene WU. Smith
Ogdens
T. C. Ollson
W. Brown
J. Waird
Marvey
Vasco
Pleasant Grove
Badge
Loran
E.G. Horhes
Provo
Joseph Hughes
EL Wilcox
Salt Lake
H.C. Adamson
Richmond
G.V. Glates
Preston
H. D. Merrit
Smithfield
A. Uowdle
S. D- Colopge
Jobo J
Galifpan
Salt Lak
Jobo
Myon
Macham
Francis G. Buchanan
J. N
Thomas Farr
Richardson
Wales
Utah
Julia A. van’ Dyke
Stella Wright Olsen
Farolo Pace
Breiba
Walter Stephens
Mary Farley
Maude Farley
Rider Leslie van Dyke
City Cemetery
Ie Jones
Dr Joyce speaks at Italian DCH convention
Salt Lake Sept. 22 Dr Joyce of Ogden, president of the twenty first annual Italian medical convention urged faithfulness to public trust in his annual address at the Hotel Utah banquet. Attendees included more than 130 physicians. the program featured toasts on medicine and law and remarks on ethics, vaccination, and medical practice.
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Phrefelane
R. 3
Joyce
Ogden
Bia
Utah
Geap
Bude
Polilc
Ung
Fred H. ‘Albee
New York
C. E. Cooper
Denver
J. TeCount
Chicago
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House of Delegates
Ensalog
3. C. Baldwin
EW. Wostosy
Balt Lake
Tie
TL Calderwood
The District Attorney at Ogden Theater Tonight
A cryptic line promises money for jail time as a show at the Ogden Theater runs tonight and tomorrow. The piece, billed as The District Attorney, centers on crime and punishment with period theater flair.
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Ogden Theater
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Parr in Thad Ward meetinghouse
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret William Parr wife of David Farr was held yesterday afternoon in the Third ward meeting house with Bishop Dylehardaon presiding. The pews were filled with mourners and friends as a long automobile cortege followed from the home on Twentieth Street to the church. Pallbearers included Frank Williams Lloyd Williams Glenesod Williams Lamar Farr Lawrence Farr and Firginood Perr. Elder Gilbert Torgerson opened with prayer and speakers included James Woth erapoon and Bishop W. C. Ridges.
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Margaret William Parr
David Farr
Tishop
MM. Dylehardaon
Kidney Wills Help Nervous Housewives Heal
The article claims nervous troubles come from kidney weakness and urges use of Dean’s Kidney Pills. It cites symptoms like headaches dizziness cramps backache and digestion problems. It markets the pills as harmless, promising relief for thousands of nervous women and related ailments.
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Bright
Kidney Pills Bring Mrs Adams Quick Relief
Mrs Charles W Adams of 717 Quincy Ave says heavy work caused kidney trouble with back pain and dull ache. After using Deans Kidney Pills from Gulley Drug Co she reports relief after five boxes.
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Charles W. ‘Adams
Quincy ‘Ave
Dean
Gulley Drug Co
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