New Plymouth plans for Baptists church with 400 seating
Readable items report Plymouth area plans for a new Baptist church in New Plymouth with a 400 seat capacity. Other notes cover Idaho events including state federation meetings in Boise, public dairy cattle sales at Weiser, a water project at Lava Hot Springs, and various political and agricultural items across the state.
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Dental’ “Association
Boise
Wve
Opert
Hing
Ithe
Snake River
Garden Valley
Box Canyon
Payette River
The
Idaho ‘Christian Over Union
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Oregon
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C. H. Turner
Walla Walla
State Land Board
Lava Hot Springs
Ots
George W. Getts
Bolsa Rairroad Company
Jaahaclub_woihell
Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Francisco
Downey
Benjamin Penn
Lacy
Taft Nomination Wins at Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention renominated President Taft on the first ballot amid Roosevelt forces abstaining and a near riot in the Massachusetts delegation. Sherman was renominated for vice president after a roll call vote.
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Chicago
William Howard-Tatt
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Scholcraft
Sherman
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Gillette
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Colorado
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Follette and Cummins Refuse to Talk on Convention
Washington Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin and Iowa Senator Albert E Cummins, both presidential aspirants, avoid comment on the Chicago convention. News dispatches report Cummins hung up his receiver and went to bed, offering no statement.
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Follette
Cummins
Washington
Robert M.la Follette
Scattered 19th Century Snatches Hint at News of the Day
The text mentions Washington and New York police measures to guard shoppers, a Philadelphia woman convicted for scolding a man, and reports of an elopement and prevalent marriages in Atlantic City. It reads as fragmented, era-style clippings reflecting distant events and public concerns.
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Atlantic City
Old Plowman Shot at Seaside Sand Cart
An old man and his plowman were sand carting by the seashore at St Andrews when a stray bullet struck the plowman in the leg. He cried I’m shot. The farmer leapt from the sand bank and waved to volunteers nearby to halt. He warned that a man had been shot and the horse might have been hit.
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St. Andrews
Strick
London
Senator Fletcher Attacks Orange Grower in Jackson Illinois Dinner
The account notes Senator Duncan A. Fletcher condemning an orange grower at a Jacksonville dinner. Fletcher blames the grower for failures, comparing his ignorance to a tramp's ignorance of industry. A separate exchange references a poet and a torn poem titled Lines on Mabel's Face involving Gertie and Rose.
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Duncan A. Fletcher
Jackson‘ville
Tha’ Amerhaps
Gertie
Rose
Mabel
Howling Success for New Baby Visit Prompt Reward Idea
A playful exchange ponders a baby visit home and a pun on success. The speaker muses that a college could thrive without funds, joking about philanthropic rewards.
Doctor’s Shift Silent on Meat Breakfast Indigestion Cure
A physician recounts switching from meat at breakfast to Grape-Nuts last fall and reports relief from indigestion and weight gain. He says he prescribes Grape-Nuts to patients with digestives issues and credits the product with easier stomach processing and stronger energy.
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Postum Co
Battle ‘Creek
Mich
Steason
Wellville
Fragmented 1920s Shadowed Clippings Spark Uneven Notes
A garbled page fragment discusses Chicago air testing and a human eye that detects soot and dirt, a jobless man faking death, and suspects about workers ordered to act at home. It also mentions crime bandits, Parisian thieves, and a London critic calling Kipling reactionary.
Landlord Presses Rent While Complaining of House
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a landlord pressuring a renter for payment while detailing numerous alleged house faults. The landlord declares plans to paint porches and change wallpaper to force compliance, while the tenant replies meekly and thanks the landlord for resolving the issue.
That Was Different. A stern father and the bill visit
A stern father who warned a suitor not to visit his house is surprised when the young man returns at night. The visitor says he came on behalf of his firm about a little bill, prompting the father's awkward invitation to call again.
Four Dollars for a Cake of Soap
Soap prices rise as French imported soaps enter trade and reshape perceptions of everyday luxury. The new cakes arrive in satin covered boxes, marketed as refined travel essentials for brides and discerning consumers.
Paxton Toilet Co Offers Free Trial Box Of Toilet Preparation
In a curious promotional exchange a father advises his son to marry a practical girl. The Paxton Toilet Co of Boston Mass offers a large trial box of toilet preparation and germicidal products to any woman free upon request, claiming strong expertise in the business.
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Paxton_Toilet_Co
Boston Mass
Fortitude and civic pride in Boston and beyond
A Louisville physician remarks that a man can endure more suffering than a woman with a misfitting shoe. He cites the Bostonian who fasted thirty days as showing fortitude but lacking civic pride, asserting no true Bostonian would endure thirty days without his beans.
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Louieville
Lea K. Chin
Sy A
Lee K. Chin
Hall Safe Building
San Francisco
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