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Newspaper

Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

3

Memorial to Hudson Stuck on Yukon crosses river bank

On the Yukon north bank near Arete circle stands a granite cross honoring Hudson Stuck explorer and Yukon archdeacon. Burial honored at Fort Yukon native graveyard by tribes from Stephens Village Birch Eagle Chandalar and other villages. pilgrims visit daily to pray.

Yukon River Arete Circle Hudson Stuck The Yukon Fort Yukon Stephens Tanna Port Yukon Birch Eagle Chandalar

Kilimanjaro Ascent Described by George Gillman

George Gillman spoke to the Geographical Society on a Kilimanjaro ascent made a year earlier when it became British territory. He noted the mountain’s vast size and dramatic height with a tropical lower belt and alpine summit. Kilimanjaro comprises three stratovolcanoes that merged through lava flows.

George Gillman Geographical Society Kilimanjaro Africa Ateppes

Bottlers Supplies Price List Ad

Brodie Sales Co offers high grade malt hops bottles caps and cappers listed for price consideration. Located at 404 Main Lewiston.

Brodie Sales Co Main Lewiston

Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement claims relief

An advertisement explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment plus an internal tonic. It asserts catarrh worsens when run down and promotes general health, noting sales by B J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio for over 40 years.

Hall B J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Green dye from corn cobs and political banter

The item discusses converting corn cob cellulose into furfural for green dye and other industrial uses while preserving cob cellulose for other products. It also recounts remarks by Senator Moses on muckrakers and a New York society woman at a liner pool exchanging jests about politics and prices in a social setting.

The Detroit News Moses Washington New York Deuce

Thoughtful Kindness of an Elderly Couple in World Fame

Sam Walter Foss wrote of a childless New England couple who shared water and fruit from a spring on their rocky farm. Their simple kindness, a sign inviting rest and refreshment, inspired Foss to immortalize their helpful life in verse and depict a humane act that touched many.

Sam Walter Foas New England Foss Bia

Origins and rules of the Odd Fellows order

The Loyal Aristarchus lodge met in London in 1745 and led to Manchester Unity formed in 1818, now the world’s largest friendly society. A rule banned members from aiding secret women’s societies on pain of suspension or expulsion. The order was illegal before 1850 and suffered repeated robberies, including an official misappropriating about £4,000 meant for Irish famine relief.

Odd Fellowship Aristarchus London Manchester Unity The Odd Fellows

Youngster Help Sparks Kindness on Busy Transit

A Detroit News item recalls a scene where a school bus for crippled children waits alongside a streetcar. A woman struggles to mount the car steps while two boys aboard the bus urge a passerby to assist her, noting that it is hard for old ladies to climb.

Detroit News

British Women on Railroads Women workers in the UK rail system

Nearly 30 000 women are employed by the railways of the United Kingdom. Most work in clerical roles while many are in trades not typical for women. About 100 laborers are women and roles include signalmen station masters foremen policemen engine cleaners oilers and a switch man in dangerous arduous work.

United Kingdom

Rejuvenation Talk Prompted by a Baby in Stelmach Case

A Vienna professor named Stelmach, famed for rejuvenation experiments, acknowledges risk if overdone. He recalls a street encounter where a woman wheeling a perambulator with a chubby infant reveals, in a twist of irony, that the baby belongs to her friend who remarks it is her husband after a visit to Doctor Steinach.

Stelmach Vienna

Moth Investigation Advances in Fabric Susceptibility Study

The bureau of entomology at the U S Department of Agriculture reports progress on moth biology affecting clothing fabrics. Findings show valuable information and the bureau collaborates with the army and navy to assess fabric susceptibility to moth damage.

Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture Army Navy

Prayer Turns to Spray as Invasions Threaten Apple Crop

Deacon Hornblower warned apple growers that invasions by pesta could ruin the season and urged prayer. Ike Hardboyle seized his hat and quipped let us spray, prompting a swift exit. The scene ends with a tongue in cheek moral about faith and effort.

Acid Test for Optimism in Ananias Club Presidency

An Enquirer item notes a pithy quip about maintaining optimism under pressure. The piece cites a director’s gloss on resilience amid misfortune and daily trials as a barometer for leadership and credibility within the Ananias club.

Ananias Club Cincinnat Enquirer

Devil as a real personality not mere evil principle

Dr J W Lawrence in Chatanooga asserts Satan is a real, cunning personality able to masquerade as an angel of light. He warns that Satan operates widely, suggesting a large family at work among us. The preacher notes male acknowledgment of woman’s superiority and cites no feminine Satan.

Devil J. W. Lawrence Chatnooga Satan Light

Three Reasons Scotsman Parable Heard in Parish

A Scottish minister visits a parishioner named Richard who has not attended church recently. Richard lists three objections to going to the kirk, the first being that the minister does all the talking, the second that there is too much singing, and the third that is where he got his wife.

Richard Edinburgh Scotsman

Makes Hay Quickly With Electric Blower System

A Popular Mechanics method shows an English farmer scientist using an electric blower to cure hay. Stacks are built with an air chamber at the center, allowing rapid drying without reliance on sun, while hay is hauled to a chosen spot and stacked. In Easton Maryland a stormhouse incident saw a bolt force furniture through rooms and windows during a chase for shelter.

di Popular Mechanics Mn Easton Charles Adamson

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J. E. Reilly Nuxoll DR. J. D, Shinnick Cottonwood St. Bk Wesley F. Orr Simon Bldg Knights OF Columbus Cottonwood Council George Terhaar G. K. Barney Seubert F. 8 Knights OF Pythias McKinley Lodge R. M. Matthiesen C. C. John Homar K. R Felix Martzen CORSE Mutual Cottonwood Dad” Rooke, Prop Hudson Explorer Vollmer-Clearwater Co Herman Uptmer Renterville Poland Pete Kelsch Greencreek Idaho Holt Ed Nelson Fenn Keuterville Chas Poxleitner Mype J. B. Luchtefeld Hoene Chronicle Office Matt Seubert Steve Farthing Hussman Lumber Company Craig Mountain Lumber Company Camp No Winchester Peter Bies John Deere John Dee Cottonwood Hardware Prairie Flour Mills Co Acetylene Willard Batteries Kelly Tires P. H. Dye Wm, Buettner Y. A. Dye
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