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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
11
A fragmented report recounts a chaotic dog show scene where Toodiles attracts both aristocrat spectators and plebeian crowds. An urban street incident ends with a dog named Trudien hit by a car and taken to a veterinary. The piece mixes misty dialogue with vignettes of dogs, owners, and attendants in a bustling city setting.
Irene grows in a fairytale setting as a nurse warns about mother hens and strange chicks. The scene follows Irene’s summer walks and a lively flock that fascinates her, with a playful brown bird catching her eye and a gentle, curious world around a town’s features.
A child named Nettie hides a splinter injuring her toe and limping, fearing scolding from her mother. She delays seeking a doctor, resulting in a swollen foot, while the narrator notes her mischief and the family’s concern.
A mother teaches Albert and siblings about apples and goodness, while Ben and Lettie debate which political side their father favors. Illie recalls a mild punishment, asking if whipping hurts and suggesting a gentler approach next time.
A neighbor Kitty learns from Mary that her father is a dentist with a specialty linked to an unfamiliar term. Mary confides this unusual detail, and Kitty asks for clarification about the meaning of the term.
Marry questions the father about knowledge and craft. The father dismisses the inquiry as foolish while Harry defends the idea that not everyone is a fool. The dialogue hints at social or educational gaps in understanding between generations.
The scene centers on Fred who wakes cross and demands breakfast while claiming his hands are wasted. Bud grows cross as mother insists on breakfast before eating, and Freddie joins with a quip about eating with teeth.
A dialogue shows a mother bargaining with Fannie about riding in the machine to visit Uncle John. Fannie insists she will not be coaxed by a quick trip and counters that she will need a higher price to cooperate. The exchange reveals negotiating tactics within family life.
In a brief exchange Mattie laments lacking new clothes while Aunt Mary counsels that kindness outweighs appearance. Mate lle questions whether being good matters in a school that she feels pressures to die young. The dialogue reflects values over fashion and youth anxieties.
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