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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
3
A stylized chronicling of Philadelphia's history describes how the city preserves native lands promised to the Indians by Penins treaty. It recalls the old Redoubt and the early republic era, noting the ground near Broad and Juniper and Second Street, and the archaic metal casting method used to make bullets.
A reflective meditation on trust urging readers to earn trust through worthy conduct before seeking it. It cites a Milwaukee Journal remark and Macdonald about trust as a compliment and foundation of love, warning against premature trust.
A San Francisco Chronicle letter argues that advice on love targets both sexes. It laments gender bias in so many “words of wisdom” about marriage and urges equal attention to wives' needs. It emphasizes love as a shared duty and mutual respect in daily life.
A golf editor away, the writer answers reader queries about the game. The piece playfully ponders whether to snarl a shot or simply reset, and proposes whimsical, impractical advice on how to handle errant irons and putts with quirky phrases.
The wedding cake began as a simple wheat or barley loaf shared by the bride and groom to symbolize their union. The wedding ring, a symbol of enduring love, traces to heathen roots and the engagement ring dates back to Roman times when a lover pledged a ring, though iron and unadorned stones were common.
An Optimist notes that Ssmitherton remains cheerfully hopeful despite personal mishaps. He stayed at home with a sprained ankle while his wife was away for a week, yet he still believes the world is fairly good.
A motivational piece urges starting anew and shedding past harms. It cites Kipling and scripture to encourage leaving behind regrets and skeletons, and to carry forward only helpful memories and friends for success and happiness.
A reflective piece on human imperfection, noting that no one is free from illness, weakness, or doubts. It argues that a imperfect world with flaws and varied opinions gives life texture and avoids monotony, urging acceptance of human frailty and repenting less over health.
The article notes a shift from luck to risk management in apple farming. Growers now use heaters to protect blooms from frost and spraying equipment to combat pests and diseases, reducing the gamble once inherent in orchard fruit production.
Lese majesty defines crimes against sovereign power in states. Romans used offenses against majesty for rebellion and other acts. Tiberius punished slaving or changing clothes before emperor images. Germany enforces criticism of the emperor's acts. US Constitution lacks such treason recognition.
A reflection on music as a universal language that moves hearts in war and peace. It speaks of music uplifting virtue and debasement, worship and passion, suggesting rhythm shapes freedom, love, fidelity, and the human spirit.
Frank Suplee and the Drainage Commissioners propose revising the district boundaries and route for Drainage District No. 2. They detail open and covered ditch work, cost estimates of 425 404.11 dollars, annual maintenance, and extensive Exhibit lists of lands, owners, benefits, and damages to include lands across Canyon and Payette Counties with hearings set for August 2, 1917.
Government seeks farmers and fighters for land openings under the Grant Lands project. Revested Oregon and California Railroad Co. lands to be offered for homesteads and sale. Map shows soil, climate, rainfall and elevation. guide issued by Grant Lands Locating Co. Portland.
Local hauling firm offers light and heavy transport with guaranteed satisfaction. Residence and office contact lines provided for pricing and service inquiries.
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