Bell's Boston Journey That Led to the Telephone Invention
The Telephone Press Service notes Bell came to Boston in 1871 to teach visible speech at the Harnden Moon School for Deaf Mutes after Miss Sarah Fuller urged the board to hire him. He taught teachers and pupils, opened a teachers' school in 1872, joined Boston University in 1875, and at age 28 in 1875 made the discovery that led to the telephone.
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America
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Bell
Hughind
Sarah Fuller
Harinee Moon School
Gell
Alexarder Graham Bell
Ists
School of Oratory
Doctor Announces Office Move in Stevenson Area
Dr. Best announces the relocation of his medical office to a new site near Stevenson's, urging patients to note the updated address for future visits. The notice hints at continued care but provides limited locating details.
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Dr. Best
In -the- Spee Oe
Olnmted-Stevenson’s. Ot
Bible school and worship schedule at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church announces Bible school at 10 a.m. led by H Cameron Gowen with morning worship at 11 oclock. B Y P U meets at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30. Prayer and praise Wednesday at 7:30. Pastor Geo MacDougall delivers the sermon.
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First Baptist Church
Cameron Gowen
Geo, MacDougall
Rarebit origins and the shift from Welsh Rabbit to rarebit
The text traces the dish cheese with ale known historically as Welsh Rabbit and explains how etymologists argued the term was a corruption of rarebit. It notes the evolution of spelling and the adoption by dictionaries, while acknowledging rabbit as the preferred modern form.
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Enehind
Black Walnut Value Revealed by Forestry Insight
American Forestry notes black walnut suffered most among native forest trees as settlers cleared land for farms. Many trees were felled burned or repurposed. today walnut wood commands high prices as factory finished articles replace rough lumber.
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America
Mrs Goto Tops Tokyo Beauty Verdict
Uncertain report from Tokyo declares Mrs. Goto as unsurpassed in beauty. The wife of Baron Goto, son of Tokyo’s mayor, draws wide public acclaim amid this social note.
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Tokyo
Goto
Baron Goto
Japan
Praise for Chinese Poets and Tang Masters
A Nation writer notes Tang poetry as a model of mortality awareness and enduring beauty. Witter Berry describes Tang poets as clear-eyed, recording minute details and patient beauty, shaping a calm, honest sadness. They sent their souls through worldly experience and restored them to simple, truthful beauty in their own dooryards.
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T'ang
Witter Bynter
Asia Magazine
Moses Critiques Farm Bloc At Boot And Shoe Dinner
Senator Moses of New Hampshire said the farm bloc in the U S senate is dominated by twenty lawyers a newspaper man and a well digger The district and farmers want free hides and oppose the price bloc The boot and shoemakers faced wartime pressures and the west recalls cowhide prices and is unsympathetic toward his stance
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Senator Moses
New Hampshire
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer’s Association
U. S. Senate
Moses
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements Stand Test of Time
A Dillon reader testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving backache kidney trouble and rheumatic pains with lasting benefit. She recalls using the remedy four years apart and again obtaining relief. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Dillon
Jock Wennett
Bannack Sr
Doan
Thompson's Montana ties set for postmaster general chance
Washington dispatches report William B. Thompson once of Butte and Helena, known as Boulder, is slated to succeed Will Hays as postmaster general. A native Montanan, Thompson married Gertie Hickman of Virginia City, and the couple own a Hudson River home with one daughter. He remains the same plain, genial Montana boy who left for New York and made good.
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Washington
Wm. B. Thompson
Butte
Helena
Montana
Boulder
Will S. Hays
New York
Thompson
Virginia City
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Go Adv
Frank Hazlebaker presides over Southern Montana Abstract and Title in Dillon Montana. The note frames abstracting services and a quip on solicited advice, suggesting a promotional or humorous line from the source material.
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Southern Montana
Frank Hazlebaker
Pres
Dillon
Mont
Good Resolutions Do Not Replace Bad Actions
No actionable details are provided. The phrase presents a general moral point without names places dates or events. It contrasts intentions with outcomes and emphasizes corrective behavior over empty promises.
Sounded Harsh to Her First Artist
A dialogue features two artists with a grim confession about harming people including the mayor, provoking an elderly woman to accuse Bolsheviks amid a tense street interaction.
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Mormouth
Misreading Happiness as Wealth Harms Public Life
A fragment notes that some men construe the pursuit of happiness as a chase for expensive things beyond their means, critiquing how such views distort ethical and civic priorities. The quoted phrase hints at broader debates over materialism and virtue in society.
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McClurg
Cate
Joe
WECL
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Smo
Osum
Anaconda Copper Mining Leasing
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
C. F. Kelley
Fig
Mrs. Goto
P ¢Rosby
Witter Bynner
the Tribune Book Store
Teentaal
Stitt
J.E. Simmons
50Th St
Portland
Ore
Foley
Western Wool Growers’ Association
Western Woolgrowers Agency
George Melton
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