Idaho News Roundup Depicts Turbulent Local Developments
The Idaho bulletin reports Heyburn’s new five thousand dollar fall, a four mill at Nan project, and staffing gaps as schools plan for September 9. It notes a Yellowstone fatality, rising land valuations, refinery and telephone upgrades, and a Lewiston fair tobacco exhibit. Various crimes, labor shortages, and civic meetings across northern Idaho and the cabinet region are described, including Wardner tension, Boise council activity, and Parma farming results.
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Heyburn
Nan
Homwe
James & Barber
Murtaugt
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Dae
Nex Perce
Payette
Bob Roberts
Guy Martin
Wardner
Holse
Contaltia Sewer Farms
T. C Cauln
Lewiston
Jason Lee Academy
Weletz
Boller
Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Neptotyne
Best Treatment for a Burn in Southern Readers
A short note extols Chamberlain's Falve as a top burn remedy for homes and farms. It claims rapid relief from pain and swelling, with versatile use on chafed skin, cracked hands, and rough surfaces. Dated advice from T. J. Wadsworth.
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Chamberlain
T. J. Wadsworth
Fragmentary Historic Notice About Local Names and Sales
The text mentions individuals and places in a garbled fashion including Alle gan Mich and Wadkworth, with references to a sale and samples free. Missing context leaves uncertainty over the event type, participants, and outcomes.
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J. Wivestone
Allegan
Mich
Wadkworth
English Cripple England Reports 30 000 Persons with White Limbs
A report notes that England has about 30 000 people with disabilities affecting a leg or an arm. The article discusses social and medical responses and calls for care and rehabilitation programs.
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England
Examiner Probes Student During Oral Medical Test
An examiner questioned a student in a medical oral examination as the situation grew tense. The examiner asked what could be done to force a patient into perspiration and what steps to take if ordinary drugs failed, with the student replying that the patient should be sent for examination.
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Hla
Conscience Troubled Him as Applicant Seeks Aid
The piece describes a controversial applicant who, while seeking assistance for a chartabse association, faced blunt rejection from a secretary due to tact and moderation concerns. The applicant claims prior wedding expenses were paid, revealing a conflict over aid policies.
Art Day In The Country Draws City Artist To Barn
A wandering stranger asks where everyone is in a rural town. An elderly postman explains the town is hosting an art day to showcase a city artist who arrived to paint in Javon Whotles’ barn.
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Wardner
Colima
Spokeane
Kellogg
Corry
Vie
Javon
Dr Thotias Kileetric O11 Medical Brief
unclear medical note describes a time based treatment with references to a doctor and two minutes or twelve minutes. mentions burn or scald, throat issue and a term mon aroly. content is fragmentary and not coherent.
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Thotias Kileetric
English shop windows display running notices and jokes
A Rochdale tailor window was smashed by a hand cart, then covered with white paper bearing a cheeky notice about an absent minded buyer and cheap overcoats. A Whit chapel tailor posted a deaf and dumb joke offering quick mends.
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Rochdale
East End
Tirand Magazine
Women reject Stork proposition at carnival event
Reported remarks show women voting against the Stork proposition at the carnival. A local booth advertised tolls on “Hovoky Mouwntaln Tea” and tenor tablets priced at 44 rents, as conveyed by TJ Wadsworth.
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Iake Tollister
TJ. Wadsworth
Heine's Cynical Will and Widow's Quiet Years
The fragment recalls Heine and his wife a beauty with flaws who irritated him for permission to violent acts. He wrote a peculiar will proposing her remarriage, hoping another man would regret him. She remained a widow for 27 years without marrying again.
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Heine
Postwar turmoil and disasters flood early reports mix of crimes and tragedies
A chaotic digest of incidents includes wrecks near Spring TA and Gargis, a fatal lottery collapse in Oporto, a fatal tram collision in La Crosse, and a deadly Oklahoma City fire. Also noted are political bribery verdicts, muttered presidential candidacy quips, and broad reports of floods in Japan and tornadoes in Victoria.
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Paorenger Troln Carylia Secretare
Taft
Spring TA
Kane
Meat Packing
Orie
Chicago
Dent
Nmutm
Et Lous
General Grantett
Latte Glaos
Pacific States Telephone Company
Auporvicort
San Francisco
Oporto
Portugal
Gargis
Walter
Sadie Ward
Lillian Raye
Vergie Wallace
Oklahoma City
8 Paul
la Crosse
Wie
Brukes
John Dr. Rockefeller
Chileno
Cleveland
Haymond W. Chik
Mini
Qubland
Thenes
Mise Josephine Murphy
San Jose
Cal
Kate Bellow
Morocco
Saya Mulal Hafiq
East
Abdu Azayz
Br Claire
Vic
Mary Thompson
Thos Hague
Japan
Bes
John Oster
Morcantah
Oster
Bee
Charles A. Andrews
Elkhart
Ind
Ethel Blaine
Flora, Tiv
Chickee
Andrews
Blaine
Th Iiana
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