Sunshine and Salvation In A Widow's War Time Life
A Idaho newspaper column recounts how a widow burdened by loss and poverty chose optimism. She taught her children to smile through hardship, steering their lives toward cheerfulness despite grief. A neighborly community supports her Sunshine philosophy. A separate note applauds a British sailor who stood guard for a distressed American guardsman in Boston, framing wartime service as a shared cause.
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Goldenrod
Autmn
Sunshine
Associated
Massachusetts National
England
Catranza Seen As Trouble Despite Quiet Exterior
A wary observer cautions about Catranza, calling him a worse-than-an-egg that wont hatch and noting potential for mischief despite a calm outward appearance.
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Catranza
Fielding Alumni Association Meeting Set for April 21 1917
Fielding Academy hosts the Fielding Alumni Association meeting on Saturday April 21, 1917. Attendance is urged for all alumni.
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Fielding ‘Alumni Association
Fielding
Academy
Forecasts Of No Value
The Weather Bureau says long range sun spot based forecasts have no scientific value. Solar phenomena do not influence weather at a given time or place, and the claims of a new forecast science are dismissed as iridescent dreams. Youth's Companion notes public caution.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Saw Daddy s Shrewd Plan
A New Jersey four-year-old, an intrepid climber in his orchard, tells his father he wishes the tree went to the sky so he could see God. The father advises not climbing higher, noting God is everywhere, including the ground. The Detroit Tree Press offers the quip on weather rarely worse than we deserve.
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John
New Jersey
Detroit Tree Press
Paradoxical Sports Man Builds Empty Compliments
A humorous dialogue sketches a man described as a paradox, full of empty compliments. First Fish questions if he is a regular sports man, while Second Fish confirms he believes any American can win five streams.
Great sale of animal skins at Irbit fair
At the Irbit fair in Russia buyers purchased sixty thousand black cat skins along with fifteen hundred bearskins and five thousand dog skins. The event highlights a large trade in furs with widespread demand for pelts from multiple species.
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Irbit
Russia
Courting Monotony in a Sillicus-Oh Exchange
A dramatic dialogue critique notes Sillicus declaring all women alike and poses the question whether any man should commit bigamy as a reflection on marriage and social norms.
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Sillicus
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Will R. Holmes
Paris Post-Publishing Company
Ida
Sun Shine
Elcorded
Boise Statesman
Mansao
EN Myshirts
Orson
Pendrey&son
Montpelier
Tin Shop
Old Lyric Building
A. L. Romero
AL. Chilton
Sye
Aris
Stucks
Daddy
France
America
Japan
Bear Lake
Columbia
Grafonola
Aiter Brothers Drug Company
F W. Lynn
H. Lynn
Lynn Bros. Physicians and Surgeons
Medorh Drug Co
Depot
Ashley, Hoffman & Moore, Physicians & Sugoons
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