Idaho Local Notes Bring Orchard Planting Plans and Civil Affairs
Idaho reports 0 to 1000 acres to be planted to orchard near Emmett this spring. The senate passes a bill granting a one year extension for Coeur d Alene reservation settlers payments. Pocatello Elks plan a modern lodge. Clover Leaf dairy at Buhl produced Idaho s first factory cheese at 10000 pounds daily. Parma Herald notes 60 plus acres freed from litigation with clear title. Bliss site tests suggest a twelve acre lake with concrete sealing and tree borders.
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Emmett
Senate
Coeur d'Alene
The
Elks of
Idaho
Buhl
Clover Leaf
Parma
Fouch-Bates
Parma Herald
Bliss la
Industrial Workers of the World
San Diego
Boise Socialist
B. F. O'Neil
State Bank of Commerce
Wallace
Vancouver
B. C
Buena Vista Heights
Max Smith
Blackfoot
Parmeal French
the State University
Grace M. Shepard
Davis
Impartial Opinion and Forgiveness in Aging Men
A reflective essay notes that self judgment is biased and lists that forgiving an enemy often proves harsher than denial. It suggests that when an elderly person dies his relatives claim he is better off, implying doubt about the truth of such comfort.
His Work and Social Standing Tied to Current Topics
A remark notes an electrician's social success hinges on being well posted on current topics. The line suggests practical skill plus conversational knowledge boost community regard and employability.
Great Scott Maria Daring Dress Sparks Courtroom Banter
A judge quips about a daring outfit in a humorous exchange comparing factual attire and a fancy costume. The exchange highlights courtroom wit as participants debate appearance versus substance.
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Scott
Maria
Qquid
Use for Medicine Narrows to Household Quirk
A Chicago family relies on a dated butler to manage daily life while the doorbell malfunctions. An electrician once used a white powder in repairs. At a dinner gathering a guest asks for relief for a sore throat, prompting a wry request to obtain a bottle of negro in genuine distress to fix the bell.
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Chicago
Sam
Coffee Hurts One In Three Says Hotel Man
A New York hotel man reports coffee made him nervous and restless until switching to Postum. A woman describes improved sleep and mood after quitting coffee, and a young lady notes weight gain and reduced palpitations after stopping coffee. A brother also benefited.
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New York
Postum
Titanic Strikes Iceberg In Maiden Voyage Disaster
The White Star liner Titanic hit an iceberg off Newfoundland on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York. About 3,000 passengers were aboard including prominent figures such as Mr and Mrs Isidore Straus and J P Morgan department heads. wireless reports and nearby ships rushed to the scene as the ship continued under its own power amid fading hope.
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Cape Race
Newfoundland
White Starner
Titanic
Marconi
Alan Nmner Virginian
Baltic
Southampton
New York
Isidore Straus
Archibald Butt
W. T. Stead
London
International News Service
Carnegie Hall
Robert W. Daniel
Philadelphia
John’ Jacob Astor
Countess Rothes
J. Stuart White
Henry RB. Harris
J. B. Widener
A. G. Vanderbilt
F. D. Millett
Consolidated American Academy At
Rome
C. M. Hays
Grand Trunk Railway
G. D. Widener
Harry Widener
Benjamin Guggenheim
Ted Smith
Roosevelt Wins Pennsylvania Primary In Landslide
Philadelphia reports Roosevelt scores a landslide in Pennsylvania with sixty four delegates elected, fifty pledged to Roosevelt, and anticipated at least sixty two delegates overall from the state. Wilson appears to have a solid Democratic delegation from Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Bank President Dies by Suicide in California
Fresno, Cal. D S Snodgrass pres ident of the First National bank of Selma and also president of the First National bank of Fowler shot and killed himself due to ill health.
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Fresno
Cal
D. S. Snodgrass
First National Bank of
Selma
California
Fowler
Recall bill showdown in Arizona Senate
Phoenix observers report sower house members served notice Saturday that the original recall bill would be adopted by the senate, or no recall measure would pass this session.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sower House
Senate
Cashier Robbed on Armour Avenue of Satchel Cash
Albert Kedge a 20 year old cashier for M J Neahr paper bag makers was robbed on Armour avenue of a satchel containing 1870 dollars belonging to his employers.
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Chicago
Albert Kedge
M. J. Neahr Company
Armour Avenue
Body to be sent to Chicago after river finding
The body of W. Cameron Long found Friday in a Yakima River bend at North Yakima Washington will be shipped to Chicago immediately following instructions from his father T K Long.
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Elmore County
North Yakima
Wash
W. Cameron Long
Pinchot Reply Echoes Old Italian Peasant Wit
In New York at his brother’s Park Avenue home Gifford Pinchot listens to a political story for verification. He laughs and recalls the old Italian peasant remark about loving birds, noting some would not eat them. A Paxtine Antiseptic ad promotes cleansing artificial teeth and bridge work.
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Gifford Pinchot
Park Avenue
New York
Bromo Quinine and Odd Health Quips Bemoan Modern Folly
The column mentions Bromo Quinine as a laxative, cites B. W. Grove signature, and parodies ads and tips from a bygone era. It highlights Garfield Tea for impure blood, Mrs. Winslow's Syrup for teething, and Luther Burbank on cactus food. It notes high diamond output, worm cures, weather chatter, a deposed emperor’s $2 million, Mars inhabitants, and a jest about eggs and bacteria.
New York Woman Dies After Complexion Treatment
A New York woman died following a complexion treatment raising questions about whether the procedure benefited her complexion. The article notes concerns over the treatment's effectiveness and safety.
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New York
Visiting Briton Puts Heat on American Flats
A visiting British guest complains Americans keep their flats too warm, earning broad landlord and janitor approval for the stance.
Ninth Husband Seeks Divorce From Oregon Woman
A ninth husband files for divorce from an Oregon woman alleging marital strain and the wife’s alleged fickleness. Court records show the case centers on incompatibility and persistent marital disputes.
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Oregon
What He Wanted to Say
A teacher asks for the king before Queen Victoria. One boy raises his hand but claims Jim Millskin turned a pin into him. The tale ends with the boy’s witty, unintended confession.
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Johnny
Jim Millskin
London Weekly Telegraph
Fooling the Lord
A short humorous anecdote from a St. Louis Republic column features a five year old asking if God knows his plan to skip prayers. The mother confirms God knows everything, prompting the boy to declare he will trick God by not saying his prayers tonight.
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St. Louis Republic
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement
The antiseptic powder soothes tired tender feet when shaken into shoes. It eases smarting aching swollen feet and makes walking delightful. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N Y.
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Allen
le Roy
Cooking as an Art Frost and the Curious Timelines
A collage of quips on fashion, education costs, and social trends from a late era column. Topics include Yale's stadium budget, hat sizes, high heel fashion, and witty asides on liquor, weather, and crime with brief, humorous observations.
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Frost
Dawber
Snow
Duel by wax bullets sparks eccentric Paris fad
A Kansas judge rules that marrying on nine dollars a week is a crime, but the offense is mitigated if the bridegroom’s father is affluent. The piece notes a rumor of perfume spray weaponized duels becoming fashionable in Paris.
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Paris
Kansas
New Jersey Man Seeks Advertising From Punishment
A New Jersey man faces sentences while jokes highlight advertising value. The piece notes football rules changes and rooters without Maxim silencers, and a doctor’s claim that anger raises blood sugar alongside amiable dispositions.
Missouri court awards woman token sum for lost affection
A Missouri court grants a woman 2 dollars for the loss of her husband's affections. The husband likely feels flattered by the judgment.
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Missouri
Wedding Declarations Highlight Romance in Ceremony
The account frames weddings as culminations of romance and notes the newspaper tone emphasizes traditional ideals. The text critiques altering the standard wedding phrasing used by reporters.
Humor and Hyperbole From a Mass of Quips
A string of satirical snippets comments on money, prices, and social trends. The piece riffs on counterfeit money scarcity, the July heat of a Boston prophet, a June couple, and campus fashions. It ends with a jab at professors, medical authorities, and women’s cooking.
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Will R. Holmes
Idaho State News
Lyrdle
Johnny Brassfield
Leo Crawfrd
Fd Heeps
Earle Shane
Peter Carmon
Pocatello
Boise
A_L_Stucker
State Board of Medical Examiners
Pope
Leadore
Harry Gordon
Thado
State Prison
Gordon
Alabastine Company
Grandville Road
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York City
Besk
Water Street
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Bihn Hatchery
Petaluma
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
B. W. Grove
Garfield
Luther Burbank
South
China
Mars
St. Louis
Yale
Republic
Gary
Ind
Washington
New Jersey
Dean
James OC. Hardin
Weatherford
Tex
Doan
Tiaverlot
Tutt
Thomas Edison
Treasury
Massachusetts
June
Eo - SS
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
State Street
Consolidated
New
Western
UNION
Adama St
Monroe
Comba Sevncys
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