Snow and cold sweep Rocky Mountain region across borders
Snow and near zero temperatures stretch across Montana Arizona Kansas Oklahoma and Texas as a cold wave returns after a two month layoff. Record lows in Livingston and widespread damage to early fruit reported in Kansas with apricots likely a total loss and cherries and apples likely safe. In El Paso a farmer unearths gold coins from 1850 while treasure hunters descend on a land grant seeking more riches.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Treasure State
Livington
Arizona
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Bourgy of Agriculture
State Board
Kansas
Kansas City
Southwest
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Greenburg
Bucklin
el Paso
Tex
Here
Robert Molino
Molino
Penalty for overlong prompt line fragment
Incentive there to strain his failing eyes. Prof. Needle.
Idaho school trustees urged to vote at annual meeting
State Superintendent Elizabeth Russum urges Idaho common school district patrons to participate in the April 17 annual meeting. Voters will approve or disapprove the coming year budget, elect one trustee, and consider continuation of policies after county superintendent input.
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Idaho
United States Senate
Thoughts Shape Life More Than Our Closest Ties
A concise reflection asserts habitual thoughts govern life more than intimate relations. It argues inner mindsets drive our behavior and outcomes, shaping character and destiny beyond social bonds. The quotation emphasizes mental discipline as a key life force.
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F. W. Teal
Seal Calf Born With White Fur On Ice
The newborn seal is covered in white fur as a natural shield while it remains on the ice for two weeks and is nourished by its mother. The young animal resembles an Angora kitten and reportedly meows like one.
Women's resolve can end war, Ruskin quote says
A quote from John Ruskin asserts that once women unify their will, they can bring a definitive end to war. The remark frames female solidarity as the turning point for global peace.
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John Ruskin
Restored Austrian Surgeon Ends Gland Treatment Revival
Famous Austrian surgeon Dr Lorenzo reportedly submitted to glandular therapy and claims renewed health and vigor. The press dispatch notes his enthusiasm for glandular science and reports thousands using Glandogen tablets as a tonic.
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Lorenzo
Musterole Promises Relief Without Mustard Plaster
Musterole, a puréed mustard plaster substitute, claims to relieve bronchitis sore throat coughs colds croup neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism sprains sore muscles and bruises and may prevent pneumonia. Sold by druggists 35¢ 65c and hospital size $3.
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Hopital
Glandogen Tonic Ad for Nervous Patients
An antique advertisement touts Glandogen as a gland tonic from healthy young animals. It claims remarkable success in treating run-down nervous individuals and urges buyers to accept no substitutes and insist on the genuine original product from Paris Drug Co.
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Paris Drug Co
Advg
Pessimist’s Role Is To See Evil And Speak Against It
The quotation assigns the pessimist a task to recognize present evil, cry out against wrong, and warn through stark portrayal. It emphasizes that such critique, though necessary, cannot be the final authority or ultimate truth.
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Brandt
Actress Moves From Hotel To Apartment Rumor
A Chelsea newspaper reports an actress has deserted a hotel for an apartment amid speculation. No names or dates are provided.
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Fendtin
Hotel
Ife
What Really Matters in Our Work
Reflection emphasizes that value lies in what we put into work rather than the work itself. It suggests that thoughts and actions blend with effort, shaping a quality beyond intellect or physical tools.
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