The Mormon Church Rise and Temple Grandeur Examined
A long article observes the growth and power of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, detailing its hierarchy from the president to the council of twelve apostles, the construction of its temples in Logan Salt Lake City and St George, and the global reach of missions. It notes the temple at Salt Lake City and the elaborate worship services, the scale of leadership, and the church’s impact on Utah and beyond.
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Proadent
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George L. Cannon
Trahan
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Nosatch Peaks
Bures R. Wilcox
Mormon Settlements and Endowments in Utah History
A long descriptive piece details Mormon beliefs practices and settlements in Utah including endowment ceremonies baptism for the dead temple dedications at Salt Lake City and the wider Mormon expansion. It notes Brigham Young’s urban rural design for Salt Lake City describes Zion's Mercantile Institute and the cooperative economy, Mormon farming life, apostasy among farmers, and the growing mining potential and mineral wealth of Utah. It references the spread to Idaho Nevada California Arizona and Sonora Mexico and the increasing Mormon population to about nineteen thousand.
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Nico
Fia
Manti
Obriss
Salt Lake City
Oher
Biranee
Oheard
Maroni
Joseph Senith
Preston’ Woodrud
Temple Ap St. George
St.Georgs
St.Georgs To Go Through the Endowments For Histead
Jo Angle
S& George
Woodruff
United States
I Duarpa
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Coloolzog
Triiburies
Laah
Shundssee
Mormon Agriculturists
Brigham Young
Salp Lawn City
Zion
Raplta
American salon rises in New York society debate
Aware of barriers in Four Hundred circles, prominent New York women advocate a salon modeled on European fashion. Maud Banks and Elizabeth Mbury are named as potential leaders while Cornelius Vanderbilt is highlighted as a likely head. Advocates argue such a salon would merge society and professional women, transforming social boundaries and empowering independence.
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America
Maud Banks
Elizabeth Marbury
Dpecal
Reger
New York
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Four Hundred
Susan B. Anthony
Lillie Devereux Blake
Mia
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Gilders
Richards Watton Gilder
Jeannette
Oval
Brander Matthews
Sali
Faijed
Mentves Tiamas
Pudlie
Miss Ke
General Banks
National Capital
Washington
Elizabeth Mibury
Obe J
London
Paris
Miss Banks
Araath
Ars
France
Madame Recamier
Madame Necker
Madame de Staal
Madame de Remusat
Ireheth Marbury
Lkely
Eytebert
Afta
Mise Mibury
Corneling Vanderbilt
Daorer
Propia
Sien
Crater
Count Lessaps
Gount da Lessee
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An old advertisement cites BROWS IRON BITTERS as a remedy for liver trouble and indigestion credited to Por Maflaria. The brief listing presents the product as a health aid with claims of digestive relief.
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