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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
A public service company states it has met government needs and maintained quality service while costs rise. Despite patriotic effort to bear the burden, stationary telephone rates and higher material and labor costs have created a growing deficit. The company urges revenue-adjustment to prevent service deterioration and shared burden with the public.
Miss Edna Eugenia Lowe, an authority on everyday health and living, appears at Chautauqua lectures this year. Former head of the Physical Culture Department at Carleton College Minnesota, she now serves as Director.
The author of a respected book on women's health, Miss Lowe, will speak at Chautauqua on physical well being. Her lecture promises lively demonstrations and practical guidance, with engaging instruction for audiences. Representatives in Idaho sought for home office exclusive contracts with National Casualty Co Detroit.
Letters recount frontier hardship in Missouri with women packing water for daily chores and a wedding across Medicine Creek. A young couple wed despite the squire’s swimming doubt while a soldier reports hauling 45 900 pounds of automobiles in nine hours. Delicate youth story notes a Cal mother seeking discharge for her Marine son, who stays in service.
Ned Woodman, a Chicago cartoonist and humorist formerly on the Chicago Inter Ocean art staff for four years, will entertain Chautauqua audiences this year. He has contributed cartoons to Life Judge and other national magazines.
A lively essayist and illustrator, Woodman captivates crowds with animated cartoons and witty stories. His platform talks blend humor with education, drawing rapt attention from summer audiences and contributing to the Char tanqua tradition.
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