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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
6
Partial OCR text shows a list of salary figures for various positions and a reference to a January timing. It mentions 1500 students and at least one entry around 85 and 200 dollars with other amounts like 65 and 88, indicating a payroll or job posting record.
A garbled classified segment lists sale items including an Overland car for sale in Weiser and Payette area. It mentions contact by P O Box 161 and phone 26-12. The snippet references local auctions, bids, and suburban notices with multiple names and addresses.
An 1818-era piece describes a scientist who builds devices to read vegetable emotions through marks on paper. He uses potassium to impress the plant, then toxic vapors and heat to produce dots that rise as the plant's temperature increases until it dies, claiming vegetables reveal feelings in visible traces.
The article explains a Japanese dwarf tree cultivation method. It describes selecting a weak seedling, trimming the leading shoot, allowing two shoots to develop, then keeping the stronger while stunting the rest. Roots are pruned, water is limited, and the plant is kept in a small pot for years to train a miniature tree.
The article explains a quick method to separate a postage stamp from its envelope without soaking. Tear the envelope from the stamp, leave a margin, then peel the paper away from each stamp corner until the stamp comes free. Try this when you need a used stamp fast.
Learn a quick home method to clean a clock by removing the hands face pendulum and wire then spinning the gear train to flush dirt with a drop of oil. The process claims to avoid shop repairs and takes about 20 minutes even for water escapements.
Tarnished silver reacts with sulfur forming a gray to dark film. Clean by rubbing with common salt before washing, then rinse and wash in ammonia to dissolve the coating. Follow steady, gentle motions to restore shine.
The piece explains why sneezing occurs when water particles irritate nasal nerves triggering a reflex to expel intruders. It also describes yawning as a response to shortness of breath when breathing control muscles fatigue, leading to a temporary pause and a spasm of breathing.
M B Hoagland of Detroit's 1 motor truck company told salesmen that success comes from three mindsets. The truly successful look through a telescope to future demand, plan beyond today, and avoid cobwebs of the past while preparing for post tomorrow growth.
How Welsh coal trade started with Lucy Thomas selling smokeless coal to two London buyers in 1829. The tale notes mules and sea transport to London, raising demand for smokeless coal following the London smoke act. Also urges daily rest for health, citing heart benefits and reduced fatigue for workers and homemakers alike.
Fragmentary text describes flax in Swiss lake dwellings and royal mummies. It links flax to linen and sails, noting a figure of 500 000 and a claim about imports. The passage references a rally of many, and a team named HEAL eating or a misread phrase.
fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event entities or actionable facts. summarize readable fragments as a brief item focusing on any names places or dates if discernible.
Auction and sale notes show several horses and ponies with weights from 1100 to 1250 pounds, a sorrel mare, yearling colts, and a bay mare. Also ads seek produce buyers in French Idaho and list strawberry plants and general purpose horse for sale with driving safety noted. Local names include B. D. Shurtleff and F. A. Boyer at the Hi ranch.
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