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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1924

Page

2

Famous Painters Starved Yet Revered Across Eras

An essay recalls Van Gogh's poverty despite mastery and highlights the struggles of nineteenth century artists Millet Meryon and Monticelli. It notes collectors' willingness to pay high prices for Van Gogh and outlines the harsh realities faced by many acclaimed painters who endured poverty and hunger during their lifetimes.

van Gogh Warth Jean Francole Millet Angelus Coe Ble Biograpthery Millers Hite Meryon Monticelli Maderas L'Abcaide de Notre Dame

How Much Can Man Lift

Edgar Young recalls feats of strength from youth and later compares them to larger numbers found in the World Almanac. He describes lifting a 640 pound casting, a sugar barrel of about 800 pounds, and a large quantity of oak bark, noting the surprising scale of lifting in comparison. The piece reflects on pride in personal lifting ability and the vast figures listed in reference works.

Berreia

Deauville exchange talk and road trip with heirs

An odd fragment quotes Eugene ONeill on dear places and price gaps for loans. A wealthy American and his daughter prepare for Marie by road at a Deauville hotel as the daughter jokes about leaving possessions, the father tearing up a receipt with a grim laugh.

Eugene Oneill Deauville Marie Pittaburgh

Notable Events of a Busy Week Across the Nation

A 92 year old Tupunga resident recalls her first Hollywood movie as a light quake rattles a California triangle near San Francisco and Stockton. Federal antitrust suits target grocery chains while Oregon school laws face a federal injunction and appeal. Denver police seek a gray suited man linked to a child murder plot. A divorce suit pits heiress Helen Elwood Stokes against W. D. Stokes. Albert Wicksie nears release at Leeds to claim a $60,000 estate. Coalinga rainmaker Hatfield, famed for promising two inches, ends his stunt amid ruined tents and washed-out terrain.

C. R. Stone Tupunga Hollywood California Linen San Francisco Stockton Monney Oregon United States District Court Supreme Court Nevada Feport National Board of Fire Denver Mia Helen Elwood Stokes W. ID. Stokes Albert Wicksie McNeil Island Federal Prison Leeds Utah James Madison Wicks

Meade Named Director of Reclamation Bureau

Washington reports Dr Elwood Meade of Wyoming, leading irrigation expert, named director of the reclamation bureau by Secretary Wark with a salary tied to the former Idaho governor D W Davis. The Interior Department also set aside large homestead tracts in Arizona California Idaho Nevada and Wyoming. A New York court heard Sinclair plead not guilty to contempt charges while other political and land fraud matters continued in Senate committees.

California New York Elwood Meade Wyoming Wark Reclamation Bureau D. W. Davis Idaho Dr. Mead FP. H. Newell Reclamation Service Interior Department Maricopa and Pinal Arizona San Bernardino County Idaho County Esmeraldo County Nevada Carbon County Dougherty R. B. Creager Republican National Texas Rro Grande Valley Senate James R. Page Kansas City Oil Committee Harry F. Sinclar Lasweq Teapot Dome District of Columbia — Supreme Court United States Senate

Borah Objects to Party Gifts and Influence

Idaho Senator Borah denounced large political contributions from business interests as paving the way to corrupt government. He warned that parties accepting money from those seeking government work threaten clean governance and urged a duty to secure a self-governing republic for posterity. He cited examples of $50,000 to Democrats and $7,000 to Republicans as evidence of systemic influence.

Idaho Washington Borah Republican Senate Democratic Party Republian

Prisoner in Custody After Train Incident During Travel to D.C.

An individual bound for a civil service exam in Washington DC was reported behaving strangely on a train via Vietnam. He attempted to jump from a coach window and was detained in the county jail. Authorities suspect he was the victim of a tram play and note a prior claim of being dragged on the tram before the trial.

Wee Washington D.C Vietnrma Tlc Mareh Mie Richardson Wee

Drudgery of weekly mend ing to officious workbasket

A damaged item describes a Penconsor workbasket with wicker and green leather features. It notes a roomy design, attached parts including a box with a rod that bolts nine spools of thread, and mentions simple accessories like ecimmors and neodion.

Wear Your Watch on a Fob Fashion Note

A brief fashion tip notes wearing a watch on a fob with a tailored suit adds a distinctive touch. The piece highlights classic accessory choices and how a simple change in wear alters the overall ensemble.

Powder Charm Draws Stage Favorites in New Ad

A snippet notes Popular Calor Powder Mes worn by stage favorites. It mentions a discerning woman using a bit of Mark and describes the powder binding with tiny black pine tree tips upright around it.

Deg Uncovers Aztec Ruins Duramgs by Dorange Liene club

The Dorange Liene club began excavations Sunday at Aztec ruins near Calo fora tion. Digging into a cypher habe uncovered several bones and well preserved skulls along with pottery fragments. A large crowd watched the initial digs and plans for further digging were announced.

Deg Duramgs Calo Seranbe Dorange Liene Clube Ilis

Idaho News Notes From Boise and Across State

Short notes from Idaho cities report on a Legion essay contest for ages 12 to 14 with a Why Communism is a Menace to Americanism prompt closing June 15, and about $20,000 spent on veterans relief since 1924. A 1.5 million acre-feet water find aids irrigation plans, and Union Pacific upgrades rails near Nampa. Veterans welfare distributed over $3,600 to IDs veterans, Challis gets an electric certificate, Meridian Bank to merge with First National, and Idaho memorial project at University of Idaho seeks $250,000. Bonneville County funds $7,000 for Pine Creek bridge work, while Dan McLaughlin, Elmore prosecutor, dies from wounds. Vern Taylor faces charges. Kiwanians plan a school pool, reserve officers form in Pocatello, Southern Idaho extension meetings close well, Elizabeth Shotwell declines Twin Falls principalship.

Boise American Legion Lester Alberts

Donation Without Strings Enables Annual Legion Gift in New Lofton

The Lucretia Shaw chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in New Lofton Conn recently appropriated a substantial sum for the American Legion post in the city. The money is provided without strings and may be used as the Legion desires for community upbuilding. It will be an annual gift and the post plans to allocate funds to a civic project.

Te Lucretia Shaw Chapter The Daughters of the American Reesdutin New Lofton Conn Ust American Legion Peat Legion Post

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