Legislature Reelects Heyburn to Senate in Idaho
Long list of political moves and incidents across states includes Idaho reelection of Weldon B Heyburn to the U S Senate by the legislature and related national and regional political events.
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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
6
Long list of political moves and incidents across states includes Idaho reelection of Weldon B Heyburn to the U S Senate by the legislature and related national and regional political events.
The Atlantic fleet arrives at Naples while tales emerge of a Cleveland magnate buying twenty four black horses for the Black Horse Troop for the Taft Inaugural. Boston reports a possible summer White House stay at Cohasset if estate negotiations succeed. Admiral Rozhdestvensky dies in St Petersburg. Projections show rising motor vehicle accidents and Lloyd-era scholars in Cambridge reflect on universality and German motoring.
Senator Guggenheim recommends Colorado land office officers and names Sow 1 Foot register Hugo Daniel 1 Sheets receiver Durango. Speaker Cannon withdraws opposition to Arizona and New Mexico statehood this session. Interior patents 8145 acres to Colorado in Pueblo district. Yellowstone irrigation withdrawals total 63 760 acres Lander, 147 200 Buffalo, 345 000 Bozeman and Billings districts. Colorado river storage withdrawals 75 400 acres Santa Fe district. Senator Teller amends Indian appropriation bill to fund Grand Junction Indian school 42400 for next year. Roosevelt vetoes dam bill on James River Missouri, opposing corporate privilege.
A renowned society girl shares her nightly routine to stay well and look fresh. She emphasizes open windows, a firm bed, light coverings, a small hard pillow, warm yet light layers, regular pre bed rituals, and a full sleep of about eight hours as essential. Physicians agree sleep greatly benefits the body, so women should sleep well to be healthy, beautiful, and pleasant.
A hatpin holder fashioned from a long spool serves as an affordable decorative item for a girl's room. Spools can be sized to fit, with gold or silver rims, brocade or silk coverings, and a looped end formed by narrow ribbons. A rosette tops the piece, and a cork or wool core lets hatpins be inserted from either end.
A note from The January Delineator explains harmless cosmetic rouge made from beets cooked with a tablespoon of alcohol added. The description emphasizes safety and simple composition for natural coloring.
Fancy lamp shades switch to straight side lines from the old slant. French styles imitate cylinder sections with Milan lace outside and rose tinted linings. Detailed designs feature gold lace edges, rose satin flowers, gilt galloon trims, lattice ribbons, and gilt roses, with center arbor motifs and rose or gold silks.
A fashion notes piece describes dark palettes and slender silhouettes for winter wear. It highlights flat bodices, long narrow skirts, velvet ribbons under the chin, rounded white fur hats for children, and square card shapes, noting the bow detail from old portraits and practical fitting concerns.
A fragmented old notice promotes a whiskey based mix for rheumatism claiming cure in worst cases and prescribes one-half pint whiskey with one ounce of proprietary compounds mixed at home. It also offers maternal advice to control children with calmness, counting to 100 before breakfast to prevent squabbles and encourage self-control.
A compact quotation urging collective well being over private grievances. It contrasts contempt for falsely claimed reputation with condemnation of feeble souls who fail to reach shared glory. The speaker counsels abandoning private sorrows to pursue the common good.
In a humorous note, Fortunats recalls a hunting trip where he claims to have the greatest luck ever. He overheard a punchline about going with an amateur and returning alive, hinting at comic misadventure rather than danger.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite dialogue on northern settings and perceived knowledge gaps, followed by a quotation about charity and ill-will. The page then hints at file scoring and a personal observation about language and print propriety, ending with a remark on sorrow carrying a friend's message.
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