Idaho Headlines From The Paris Post Idaho State News
Charles Van Orden of Thomas in Bingham county was killed when dragged beneath a harrow. Black Canyon project targets 100000 acres in Canyon county. Boise boxing center hosts Clark versus Downey draw. Bakers raise bread prices amid flour upturn. Two girls arrested in Caldwell blind pig raid. proprietor held as witness. Surveyors named for general land office. Jerome potato station funded. Berryman escapes death after automobile somersault in Blackfoot. Wallis leads fraud scales crackdown. one firm sold $4000 in a week. Boise women press council for a female officer at dances and parks. Alexander Ross charged after 1260 sheep grazed on Payette forest reserve. Canyon county spraying doubles coverage. horticultural inspectors report. John Mitchell to speak at about Aukqua gathering June 29. Bishop Funston criticizes Williams over creed parody. Latah jail conditions prompt move to limit federal prisoners. Moscow experiment station offers one-year creamery course. Idaho urged to investigate Grove City Mexican killing. Borah probes internal special agents and homestead entitlements. Four southeast counties pledge $10000 for publicity. Sandpoint considers special election on commission form of government. Idaho Falls civic center plans underway. Linden youth James Green accidentally shoots himself. Kate Gibbons wounded. San Francisco reports death of George W Grayson, pioneer linked to Silver City mining.
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Charles van Orden
Thomas
Bingham County
Black Canyon
Canyon County
Boise
Clark
Downey
Caldwell
F. N. Wardwell
Woodbury Abbey
N. Kimmel
James Spofford
G. C. Smith
General Land Office
Senator Borah
Jerome
Charles W. Berryman
Blackfoot
Herman Stuffiebeam
Board of County Commissioners
James H. Wallis
Boise Statesman
Payette National Forest Reserve
Alexander Ross
J. A. McPherson
Idaho
United States
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Latah
Dietrich
University of Idaho
Moscow
Mexico
Grove City
Borah
J Interior
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Fremont
Sandpoint
Brecktaw
Idaho Falls
James Green
Linden
Kate Gibbons
Green
George W Grayson
San Francisco
Grayson
Silver City
Owyhee County
Never Wiped Out Bachelors Find Ways to Endure
The essay argues bachelors persist despite facing social pressure from both genders. City dwellers enjoy comforts, decor, and guest meals without restriction, while loneliness drives many toward marriage for companionship and conflict.
Cuticura Cures Longstanding Eczema, Woman Testifies
Miss Sarah Calkins of Waukegan Illinois describes a painful years long skin eruption covering her body. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment with Resolvent for four months and was completely cured with no recurrence. She urges others to try Cuticura for skin diseases and notes free literature from Cuticura Dept I Boston.
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Sarah Calkins
Waukegan, I
Dept. L
Boston
Impracticablility in Rome and a Miss Addams charity tale
Miss Jane Addams tells a story of a Chicago wealthy donor who funded a missionary to the Caroline Islands. She advised the missionary's wife to wear native dress to gain trust, and received a reply with a full woven straw costume. The garment was a small two piece outfit.
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Rome
Popular
Jane Addams
Chicago
Miss Addams
Caroline Islands
Might Not Get the Children
A young woman tells her mother of plans for the future and four children. She considers marriage to a bachelor and changes her mind after reflection in a light social vignette from the Saturday Evening Post.
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Mommie
Olce
Sure Thing Question Sparks Harsh Romance Exchange
A terse exchange features a confidant doubting a planned romance. The conversation implies skepticism about affectionate longevity and questions a partner’s enduring feelings.
Leak Alarm Sparks Boarder Ruckus in Room 4
A chaotic scene unfolds as a film order of a water leak triggers an exclamatory outburst. Mistress Jennile demands the water be shut off in room 4 while a judge presides over the disruption.
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Jennile
Goethe Quote and Hope in Despondent Times
A fragmentary reflection juxtaposes Goethe’s call to daily art with a note of perseverance. It mentions hearing a song reading a poem and seeing a fine picture, then adds a hopeful aside about Garteld Tea as a symbol of ongoing hope.
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Goethe
Time Wasters and Focused Living: A Parable
A compact reflection notes that some people squander time while others guard it with purpose. It contrasts distraction with deliberate choices, urging readers to value moments, prioritize tasks, and pursue meaningful progress.
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rTot
Rebels Proclaim Gomez President In Mexican revolt
Emilio Vasquez Gomez is named provisional president by General Pascual Orozco as Juarez becomes provisional capital. Inauguration was secret to avoid a US reaction, with the rebels hoping for recognition from the United States while retaining control of northern Mexico.
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el Paso
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Mexico
Pascual—Orozco
Torreon
Juarez
Chihuahua
Pascual Orozco
Gonzalo Enrile
United States
Rio Grande
Washington
Colonist Murder Reported After Rancher Slaying
El Paso Texas reports indicate J D Harvey a colonist was shot dead in his field in Colonia Diaz Chihuahua by a Mexican bandit. He was with three small sons when the attacker fired and fled amid rising tension as colonists vow to defend property with arms if needed.
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el Paso
Tex
Colonia Diaz
Chihuayhua
J. D. Harvey
Harvey
Refugee Recalls Torture in Juarez Jail
Ti Paso Texas American refugee S A Bentley from Coahuila told of torture by C W Richards in Juarez jail. The pair were released after twenty one hours confinement. Bentley showed a head wound and neck abrasions as proof.
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Ti Paso
Tex
S. A. Bentley
Coahuila
C. W. Richards
Utah Supreme Court Reverses Topham Sentence
The Utah Supreme Court reversed the district court ruling in the case of Dora B. Topham alias Belle London former stockade mistress and remanded for discharge after she had been sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary.
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Salt Lake City
Supreme Court of Utah
District Court
Dora B. Topham
Belle London
Explosion Kills Sharon Man in East Roxboro Incident
Thomas J Leary a town warden in Sharon Massachusetts was seated under a tree on East Roxboro Road when a dynamite blast shattered him. A three foot deep hole marked the spot, and authorities say Leary a contractor may have been handling dynamite at the time.
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Sharon
Mass
Thomas J Leary
Tree
East Roxboro
Leary
Reverend Martz Drowns Self in Rain Barrel at Home
The Rev Charles Martz of Arcadia Indiana died by his own action by letting himself down headfirst into a barrel of rain water under the eaves of his home. He had been acting queerly for some time.
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Arcadia
Ind
Charles Martz
Wreck of the codfishing schooner Joseph Russ
Seattle reports the April 26 wrecking of the codfishing schooner Joseph Russ on Chirikoff island. Captain Foss and a crew of thirty five men escaped unharmed.
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Seattle
Wash
Chirikoff Island
Joseph Russ
Foss
Merchant Shot by Wife in Chicago Home
George Bernstein a 30 year old wholesale clothier was shot twice and probably mortally wounded by his wife Florence in their home Mrs Bernstein said her husband attempted to kill her
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Chicago
George Bernstein
Florence
Garfield Tea and a Dependable Friend
A brief item notes Garfield Tea marketed as a pure mild and potent laxative available at all druggists. The text contrasts this product with the saying that the surest thing in life is a friend you cannot depend on when you need him.
Daily Fly Killer Ad Promises Disease Prevention
An advertisement touts a daily fly killer that allegedly prevents disease and lasts all season. It claims the product kills thousands and sells for 15 cents at dealers or six for $100 prepaid, by H. Bomers of 150 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY.
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H. Bomers
de Kalb Av
Brooklyn
N.Y
The Bunco Game and a Divorce Alimony Plot
A humorous exchange in Harper's Bazar references a cook seeking alimony after divorce. The Bunco Game line plays on fooling people for profit, illustrating a satirical tone about social schemes and the era's manners.
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Knicker
Becker
Harper's Bazar
Fell. Mrs Murphy and the Airplane Lesson
Mrs Murphy questions her son Dennis about a fall from an air glider while learning to fly in a correspondence course. Mrs Casey notes he stopped mid lesson, explaining the incident.
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Murphy
Dinnis
Casey
Lippincott’s
Bachelor’s rooster crownometer clock joke from Sunday Magazine
The narrator recalls a bachelor friend who never carries a watch. He asks how the man tells morning time. The friend replies that neighbors’ roosters provide the time, calling the bird the crownometer.
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the Sunday Magazine
A Girl With Determination in Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Plain Dealer text features Annabel Green defying a rich bachelor by seeking his uncle to force marriage. Annabel declares she will marry the uncle if she cannot wed the bachelor, highlighting family opposition and bold resolve.
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Annabel Green
Uncla
Annabel
Clarence Proons
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Wise Lion at Private New York Cinematograph
Paul Rainey shared a humorous Africa lion tale in New York. A man viewing the films saw a lion spring and miss by three feet, then the next day the animal was seen balancing a log and jumping low.
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Paul Rainey
New York
Personal affront sparks resignation within union group
A conference of Amalga mated Skirt Stitchers discussed a tall new member who joined last week. The secretary said she resigned that morning after taking offense at being asked to act as a picket. The walking delegate questioned her reasons, noting the insult.
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Amalgamated Skirt Stitchers
Secertary
Gardener's scheme eyed as plan to woo widow unfolds
In a local exchange, Coakley jokes about Hun ter plotting to remove weeds while secretly aiming to court Old Bullionist's widow. The banter hints at a money making ruse behind the feigned garden project.
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Hunter
Coakley
Irishman seeks naturalization and voting question
A New York Sun joke recalls a judge addressing Dennis after naturalization papers. The question asks if the ceremony will help him vote any differently than he has for the last ten years.
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New York Sun
A Natural Conclusion in a Diogenes Exchange
A Washington Star note recalls Diogenes asking for an honest man and a cynical observer replying that finding one would reveal poor taste in friends, highlighting a sharp exchange about honesty and judgment.
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Diogenes
Washington Star
Doctor’s Fee and a Brick Incident in Scribner’s Tale
A narrator recalls a doctor admitting a good fee for tending a rich Smith boy. A woman mentions her Willie threw the brick that hit him, highlighting a social tension and a pivotal incident referenced in Scribner’s Magazine.
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Willie
Scribner'’s Magazine
Hair lightening plan sparks chorus banter
Two chorus girls discussed lightening a brunette’s hair with Masie urging to keep it dark. The exchange featured casual plans and banter overheard by the New York Telegraph.
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Masie
New York Telegraph
Fully Assimilated. Immigration Speech in Lawrence
Ray S Baker cites rapid assimilation of immigrant families from Germany and France. He recalls Paoli Cenci, a Neapolitan immigrant, and his son Francesco asking a playful question about when Italians discovered Americans, illustrating household acculturation.
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Ray S. Baker
Lawrence
Paoli Cenci
Paoli
Francesco
City Visitor Quips About Farmer's Wife Early Rise
A city visitor mocked a farmer's wife for waking at 4 am. She retorts she owns a nice house and will not change her routine. The exchange ends with no further escalation.
Man recalls choosing stairs over fire in house blaze
A speaker recounts a house fire moment saying the only options were walking downstairs or burning. When asked which he chose he answered walking down the stairs, noting he could not find a ladder.
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Schmitt
Man Credits Wife For Life Changes
A man admits his self esteem grew from his wife in a dialogue with Mr Grow Cher, who quips that men always blame the women. The exchange highlights humor about spousal influence.
It Has Often Wondered Says Hon Alex Appleby Elevator Truth
The Hon Alex Appleby ponders why the man pressed to leave at the first floor as the crowded elevator reaches it. The remark appears in the New York Morning Telegraph.
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Alex Appleby
New York Morning Telegraph
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