Local Hews Notes Compile Summer Socials and Travels
Mrs Ed Stave visits at daughter Mrs 8 G Davis then returns to New Plymouth by Davis car. Twin Falls births a son to Mr and Mrs ED Scott on June 28. Many locals host and attend church youth meetings and lawn programs. Visitors include Mrs TC F and Mrs E R Williams visiting from Orange California. Fourth of July picnics, drives to Twin Falls to fire works, and multiple visits to California and Oregon are noted.
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G. Davis
New Plymouth
ED. Scott
Falla
E.R. Williams
Anne Williams
E. 7 Williams
Orange
California
L. BE. Williams
Alma Rainey
Byron
EL Staats
Claco
Ceeil Raulney
Nat Bowman
J. D. Staats
Twin Falls
H. McAtee
Maron
McGinnis
Argenta
Pred Clifton
New Potatoes Ready Claim For Earl La Hue
Earl La Hue declares himself the premier potato grower within the city limits after displaying Eureka variety spades as large as oranges. The discovery shows potatoes were ready for use at least two weeks earlier, though La Hue believed none were ready before yesterday.
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Earl la Hue
Eureka
Mr. LaHue
Record Urges Readers to Report News by All Means
Subscribers and readers are urged to inform the Record of news by phone mail or in person. If writing or visiting is inconvenient a phone call to 41 will suffice. The paper seeks all news but depends on cooperation of those who make the news.
Limited Knowledge of Neighbors Baffles Mrs Gudder
In a Pittsburg Choate Telegraph excerpt, Mr Herdse describes new neighbors who moved in next door. He recalls only that their belongings arrived by road, beds are few, the furniture seems old, a family of six boys lives there, they own two dogs, and the Wek is about twenty years older, with the driver of the van involved in a collision details unclear.
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Gudder
Herdse
Pitsturgh Choate Telegraph
Disintegrating incident on Main Street involving a town magnate
A passerby on a street scene observed a leading local businessman stumble, lose his hat, and drop his belongings after an attempted catch. The incident ended with the man regaining balance amid scattered items, appearing shaken but unhurt as onlookers assisted.
Fragmented Buddhist Place Narrative From Olawoud Mountain
An obscure text fragment describes a sacred Buddhist site at Olawoud Mountain in Keres where a priest founded a settlement centuries ago. It mentions a Christian Science figure visiting on an exploration trip, noting Buddhist reverence for nature, diverse beds and plant life, and references to local beliefs about life, vanity, and fate.
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Buddhiem
All Use Tobacco in Siam Describes Bangkok Tobacco Shop Scene
Inside a Bangkok tobacco shop women roll cigarettes from dried banana leaves and lotus scented petals for a rich merchant. The passage notes daily life in Siam with monks, beggars, and a future image of a girl delivering cigarettes through crowded streets.
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Bangkok
Elsie F. Weil
Asia
Dream Sketch Aids Agassiz In Paleontological Find
The scientist Agassiz dreamed a fossil fish form and, after sketching it in darkness, found the chiseling matched his night vision. He tested the rock at Jardin des Plantes and uncovered parts exactly as drawn, illustrating prefiguring imagination guiding discovery.
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Agassiz
Paris
Jardin Des Plantes
Thames Oh
Moving to a strange city interrupts church duties
A narrator notes moving to a new city kept him busy and away from church. A minister visits and invites a special service, and the narrator vows to attend. He even rents a pew but learns all seats were free, prompting a humorous twist about pew occupancy. The piece ends with a family scene about a child and a stubborn bite of roast.
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Strange City
New
Betwee
Aly
Chicago Tribune
Barber’s Fate Sparks City Debate on Shaving Practices
In a clipped Birmingham era exchange a barber questions a gun to shave the afflicted. Citizens discuss whether coercive methods should be used on workers like Bill, praised for steady service, as demand grows and confusion swirls around who bears accountability.
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Teo
Arnate
Bill
Ste
Wowen
Birminghawn Age Herald
Unclear excerpt quotes Edwardian term tucifercus in mock dialogue
The fragment shows Lloyd George oratorical style asking about a coined word tucifercus and an adjective. An usher responds with a quip likening it to a poorer devilish bed, suggesting a satirical exchange from a historic commentary.
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Lloyd George
Eia
Ware
Englisiana
Fragmented OCR Notes From Birmingham Herald Page
A garbled OCR passage from the Birmingham Age Hersht contains disjointed phrases about games and social scenes. It references a play or performance with lines about marriage and billing, a hostess, and posthumous dish remarks. The text is largely unreadable, and no clear names, dates, or events emerge.
Fragmentary Boston Transcript Reads Like Puzzling Nove Letter
A garbled Boston transcript fragment hints at a troubling exchange. The text mentions an artwork or item named Old Adam, references fear, and describes actions to be taken in the summer. The exact meaning is unclear due to OCR-like errors.
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Adam
Rushury
Boston Transcript
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