Payett. Enterprise cond cinum matter AuK post office
Payett Enterprise concerns cinum matter at Pay st post office as authorized by the Act of Congress dated Thursday May 1, 1919.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
Payett Enterprise concerns cinum matter at Pay st post office as authorized by the Act of Congress dated Thursday May 1, 1919.
A compact account traces the Ninety First Division’s July 1915 arrival in France, movements through Meuse and Verdun sectors, and the September to November push near Bar le Duc Verdun Montigny le Roi and Audenarde. It notes heavy fighting, casualties, heroism, and the division’s shift to Belgium before the Armistice. It includes unit moves of the 216th Sanitary Train and the 361st 362nd Infantry, with frontline names like Gondrecourt Vavincourt and Autienarde. The piece closes with a field news note and contact for grave registration services.
A LaGrande resident, Geo Hoy, had a sheep bone grafted into his leg after a buck sheep broke his bones. The operation occurred Easter Sunday at the American School of Osteopathy hospital and was performed by Dr. Geo Aull. A son of the buck was used as the donor, and Hoy helped to eat the flesh the next day.
A letter from SMITH SAYS praises architects and carpenters in Luling Idaho, noting color sketches and detailed plans eased the build of a new home barn and ranch complex. Boise Payette Lumber Co. ad proclaims, while a lost bay horse and a child’s mischief anecdote close the clippings.
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A traditional tale explains the term honeymoon as rooted in Teutonic custom. After a wedding feast, couples drank diluted honey made from bee secretions for 30 days, or one moon, giving rise to the word honeymoon.
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A Newark News item notes lace and georgette blouse designs with embroidered trim and a jabot as fashionable details. It then shifts to agricultural science, citing Gouin and Andouard on feed efficiency of pigs, oxen, and dairy cows, highlighting pork and milk yields versus vegetable inputs.
The Indianapolis Journal once fired James Whitcomb Riley for cost cuts prompting a defeated mood. A rival’s awkward speech at a political convention revived Riley’s fortunes, leading to the publication of his first book The Old Swimmin Hole and Seven More Poems, whose original copy later sold for 2600. It also mentions Ammon Rabbah and ancient Syria ruins with historical notes.
The golden temple sits within a centuries old garden where artistry blends with nature. A gray old pine stands out among monastery walls, its presence shaping the scene as the gardener’s craft recedes behind the landscape.
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