Governor Moore Proclaims National Defense Day in Idaho
The Idaho governor issues a proclamation designating Friday September 12 1924 as National Defense Day. Citizens urged to study national defense plans and display the flag while supporting peace and readiness. The notice emphasizes non aggression, local observance flexibility, and public cooperation under state committees.
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United States
St. Michiel
John J. Pershing
Chas. C. Moore
Idaho
Commonwealth
Boise
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America
Unclear OCR Item From Washington Star Cites Charity Claim
Fragmented OCR note quotes a Washington Star voice promoting charity giving with statistics of one tenth and one eleventh shares as part of a satirical or opinion line. The readable text appears garbled and presents an outspoken “Orator” figure discussing charitable contributions.
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Washington Star
Regulation Versus Taxation On Grade Crossings
A public safety note argues drivers must stop look and listen at railroad crossings to reduce danger and avoid costly grade crossing eliminations. It explains grade crossing changes cost 60000 to 80000 dollars with railroad and public sharing expenses, citing 256000 crossings nationally.
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U. S
Power Above Legislature Proposed Oregon Workmen’s Amendment
Election year debate centers on a ballot amendment that would empower the state workers compensation commission to define covered industries set premium rates and administer the law without legislative or court review. Critics say it creates a privileged claimant class and curbs accountability while some employers shift to private insurance to avoid state fees.
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Oregon
Commission
Sugar Beets Value Crop Says A B Carlton
A B Carlton president of the Holly sugar corporation returns from abroad and argues Europe will aim to become sugar exporters. He cites two reasons for policy to boost beet culture and says expanding beet acreage will aid American agriculture and provide farmers a dependable cash crop.
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A. B. Carlton
Holly Sugar Corporation
Jess
Forest Service Seeks Warning Cards From Tobacco Firms
The forest service asks 17 major U S tobacco manufacturers to place warning cards in every cigarette pack urging smokers to prevent forest fires. State chambers of commerce plan parallel campaigns. Fire data show 23 percent of fires in Washington and Oregon from smokers, highlighting the role of matches and cigarettes in annual fire losses.
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Gormerce
Washington
Oregon
Hundred Guilder Print Rembrandt Etching Named
The so called Hundred Guilder Print is Rembrandt s famous etching depicting Christ healing the sick. It is reputed that he sold the first proof for 100 guilders.
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Christ
Rembrandt
Canada Debt Warning Sparks Investor Caution
Canadian businessmen warn of mounting per capita debt of 612 and ongoing deficits in a wartime spending era. They urge voters to curb borrowing as the war era ends, asking how this warning translates to American cities counties and states facing similar fiscal pressures.
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Canad
Dominion
Extending Use of Silver Promoted by Yale Professor
Yale's Professor Fisher argues gold is no longer a stable value and silver should be used more widely to curb inflation or deflation. The treasury backs a silver dollar restoration with initial coin placement in the pay envelopes of 5000 employees, aiming to extend similar action across departments. Paper money has largely supplanted silver, but paper costs about 3 percent of face value to maintain while silver dollars cost virtually nothing to maintain.
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Fisher
Yale University
Treasury
Davids Lead All Day Services At Church Of God
The Davids led a well attended all day service last Sabbath with a morning family day and a noon dinner in the basement. At 2:30 a program featured songs and talks by H. S. Wayne, Wm. Kay and Mr. Farnham on the day’s topics. Next Lord’s day services resume at 10 with a 1 o’clock theme If the Foundations Are Destroyed and 7 pm E societies meet with an 8 pm sermon There Is a Lad Here What Will We Do With Him Come and help us spread happiness.
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Wayne
Wm. Kay
Mr. Farnham
Baptist Church Notes Sunday School and Youth Services
The notices outline church activities for Sunday with 9 45 a m Sunday school 7 p m Junior and Senior B Y P A led by Miss Margaret Thistle 11 a m morning theme The Lord ship of Jesus and 8 p m evening sermon How To He Right eous A midweek prayer meeting 8 p m Wednesday Bible bringers The deacons meet Friday at the church plus welcomes to new local school teaching staff and returning teachers and pupils Meet with us and we will do thee good F W Deane pastor
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Bur
F. W. Deane
Fairy Music Seen In Forest and Seashore Echoes
Reports in the May issue of Science by Dr. Alexander Forbes of Harvard Medical School describe cases where trees and landscapes separate sound waves by pitch, creating musical echoes on beaches, bays, and rivers. He compares the effect to prism colors, noting reflections vary with distance and surface uniformity.
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Science
Alexander Forbes
Harvard Medical School
Doctor Forbes
Boy Seeks Work Then Quick Hire After Job Leads
A clean cut youth seeks work and is told to wait. Days later seven telegrams go out to applicants. A new errand boy's quick hire follows when he wins notice by being early with news. A Boston Transcript item notes careers and timing in job markets.
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Jenny
Bhors
Boston Transcript
Methodist Notes and Local Auction Notice
By order of the annual conference the pastor is returned to Payette for another year. Morning worship at 11 with the program for the year and an evening service at 7 30 on Sunday. Sunday school 10 am Epworth league 6 30 pm. Also a public auction September 20 1924 at Payette Auction for two horses to defray expenses. Found a pair of glasses heavy black rims return to this office.
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Payette
Epworth
City of
Stig F. Bethers
Alsi
Dresses From Paris Styles for 1940s Women
Fashion notes describe two satin and crêpe de Chine dresses with lace panels. First model features a square neck with self material embroidery and check chiffon trim, priced 45 cents. Second model shows cream crêpe de Chine with lace shoulder caps and a ribbon rosette, also 45 cents.
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Paris
Pictorial Review
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