Idaho News Roundup From Ada County to Salmon City
Ada county levy rises from 337947.56 to 560754.30 with 228806.74 increase. Brown of Boise named national bank examiner for Idaho and eastern Oregon. Twin Falls hosts state swine breeders convention January 4 and 5. Phelps and Cacho Valley rail ties revived for a 30 mile southeastern Idaho track. Greek J Pinto stabbed at Arrow Rock. suspect fled. Snake River land restored to entry 248346 acres. Boise property value jumps to 17118515.34, up 8284144.39 from last year. Coal thefts and rail freight costs noted. Old Liberty mine to reopen. wiring bid awarded. Lemhi County votes wet. Salmon City precincts favor saloons. Grade school system praised by Grace Shepherd. Wool tariff on a scoured basis urged by Idaho Wool Growers. Egg price blame shift to farmers by Retail Grocers. Budget items include Boise assay office and Fort Hall irrigation costs. State vet orders 225 fowls culled for tuberculosis. Infant dies in Thatcher fire. Folkman family suffers. Harry Barton gravely injured in Bicnbo post office raid aftermath.
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Taft Messages on Foreign Affairs Highlight Arbitration and China
President Taft’s special message to Congress reviews U S relations with foreign powers over the past year. It notes broader arbitration moves, Chilean settlement with Alsop Co, Mexico events, Central American treaties, China loans, a new Japan treaty, and calls for tariff, foreign service, and merchant marine improvements to bolster American trade and diplomatic influence.
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Checker Showdown Draws Crowds at Local Store
Evening games draw locals to a small shop as players face off in a fast pace match. Spectators buzz about clever moves and bold gambits while merchants report growing interest in the pastime.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin and Hair Care
The advertisement stresses neglect of skin and hair as harmful and promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for poor complexions rough hands and dry hair. It mentions affordable prices and offers a sample plus a 82 page booklet via a postal request to Cuticura Dept 21 Boston.
Sixty Minute Men Question in Quotation Exchange
A Bucker ponders a playful line about sixty minute men and converting into the hour, framed as a humorous exchange: "Say, pa?" "What is it?" The offbeat dialogue echoes newspaper style banter.
Receding Gums Warned to Use Wizard Oil
Advert claims Hamlins Wizard Oil can stop gum decay and suggests rinsing with a mouth wash of a few drops in water. The piece warns about overheard loud talk by two men discussing unknown topics.
Cures All Blood Humors Eruptions Appetite Vigor
Promotes digestion relieves tired feeling and clears the complexion. Available in liquid form or Saraatabs chocolate tablets for daily use and energy.
The Heart and Its Blood for Vital Health
A Victorian-era note explains the heart as a double pump keeping blood circulating at speed and likens the body to a machine needing oil for smooth function. It cites R M Pierce’s discovery that stomach imbalance produced impure blood and general weakness, recommending a glyceric extract root tonic as a corrective.
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Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
The ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and aiding digestion and recovery from fevers. It targets thin-blooded individuals and frequent colds, and offers Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser in cloth bound form for 31 one cent stamps, with address in Buffalo New York.
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Hoops and Dreams Tie to Modern Fashions
A fashion expert notes hoopskirts are inevitable and jokes about their use as parachutes in plane accidents. The piece muses on a new theory about magnesis of ills from parents' dreams while hinting at nightmares and delirium tremens.
Noisy fishing method and fashionable walk sticks noted
A commentator warns that using noise to attract fish is a long known trick and not a great discovery. Newport women adopt stylish night walking sticks with a hidden flash lamp to reveal themselves when a button is pressed, urging wise users to keep the batteries charged.
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Newport
Fashion Changes Stir English Men
An English artist complains there is no art in masculine fashions as men discard trousers. He notes the hats worn by some men this year provoke strong reactions.
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Saya
Wrights Introduce New Aviator Safety Device
The Wrights unveil a new safety device for aviators but warn that if it performs no better than elevator safety devices, the risk to pilots will not decline.
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Massachusetts Woman Seeks Divorce Over Eighteen Dogs
A Massachusetts woman seeks a divorce claiming her husband kept eighteen dogs in the kitchen. The unusual dispute centers on pet ownership and living conditions within the couple’s home.
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Massachusetts
Boston Woman Believes Cat Holds King’s Soul
A Boston woman asserts her cat embodies the soul of a king, a claim described as perhaps the silliest belief she holds. The remark reflects quirkiness in local life and the city’s character.
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Faint prospects for Mona Lisa fate in glare conditions
Fears arise over the Mona Lisa as exposure and light affect her complexion. The painting's condition is said to be tempered by support, yet the sitter's presence and the glare provoke concern about long term preservation.
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