Idaho Ratifies Equal Suffrage Move in Special Session
Idaho becomes the thirteenth state to ratify the federal constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. A special session, lasting one day, saw Speaker M. A. Kiger preside as lawmakers from both parties debated and approved the measure amid a public interest tied to reshaping the legislative chamber.
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Boiee County
Peraday
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W. & Ball
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Twin Malte
Franklin
Larger grazing fees defeated amid amendments on agriculture bill
In Washington lawmakers rejected a series of amendments aimed at tripling grazing fees for reserve lands. The debate paused as committees refused to grant the secretary of agriculture authority to appraise and readjust grazing lands and towns, maintaining the current valuation of the range.
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Secretary of Agrculture
Inmate Confesses to Cleveland Woman Murder
A troubled report from Cleveland states Frank W Whites, 22, a former solicitor, confessed to murdering Mrs France Altman Stodwell. The body was found in snow on February 1 near Philadelphia. A separate case from Camp Girardeau notes a 10 year old shoots his brother in self defense at the Thompson farmhouse seven miles north.
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Much Traveled Mascot Joins Brooklyn’s Inset Voyage
A famous traveling mascot has joined the battleship Brooklyn during its five years at sea in Asiatic waters and its return to San Francisco. The well known symbol accompanied the vessel on its long postings and posed for photos with crews along the voyage.
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Brooklyn
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Bayer Aspirin advertising copy promotes genuine aspirin
An ad extols the Bayer name as authentic aspirin used by doctors for eighteen years and proven safe by millions. It urges customers to say Bayer when buying and to check the Bayer Cross on packaging. It notes small tin boxes of twelve tablets and larger packets sold by druggists, with claims of safety and usefulness for colds headaches toothaches and more.
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Quote on troubles and complaints from an old saying
A brief maxim notes that many troubles arise from complaining about them. The remark emphasizes perception over circumstance, suggesting dissatisfaction worsens difficulties and that a calmer view can ease burdens.
Ely Cream Balm Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast cure for nasal congestion from colds or catarrh. It promises instant relief, soothing inflamed membranes, and open airways after a few drops in the nostrils. The piece also includes a brief quip about a child misunderstanding "the core of the afternoon" joke.
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Ely
What He Needed
Aft Greenby plans to grow vegetables and visits a store for beer and potatoes but cannot find a suitable seed. He reveals he has only two teeth in his head, both misaligned, and asks for mashed potato seed. The snippet ends with a moral about earning one’s own opinion and the folly of buying what isn’t needed.
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Greenby
Up Against It in a Case Lotke
A fragmentary exchange shows Casey and Chiney discussing a harsh labor scene. The walking diligate urges continued work while Casey asserts authority over an outcome involving a woman, hinting at coercive pressure in a harsh industrial setting.
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Casey
Phat
Cascarets Ad Promote Child Relief for Sick Lined Tummy
Advertisement targets parents with restless, constipated children describing Cascarets as a harmless candy cathartic that cleanses the liver and bowels without calomel or dangerous drugs. It claims steady relief from sour bile, gases, and indigestion, noting no cramps or inconvenience.
Ice Book Gear Purchase Confusion At Military Depot
A narrator claims authority to buy an ice book gear for 200 pounds of ice at $6. He encounters a frat clerk unsure of selling authority and directs him through the building's exits. The exchange ends with the clerk declaring the item his and a dry remark on law and punishment following.
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Boysman
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