Genius Versus Education in The Craft of Writing
A critique argues that elite education rarely births true writers while daily life reveals untapped geniuses like Cy Warman. The piece notes writers emerge from varied work backgrounds, stressing practical talent over formal schooling, yet warns against urging stylists without broader gifts. It links journalism and industry to the economy of creativity amid industrial life and press schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteratuire
Cy" Warman
Warman
Tle
Westert
Someronware
Cy” Warmans
The Nimble Dollars and Modern Business Advertising
A historical voice argues that small, regular advertising boosts capital turnover better than large stockpiling. It contends quick sales yield higher returns than old slow methods, and notes fresh goods, seasonality, and consistent retailers as keys. Copy warns of costs from inventory and overhead, urging prudence in spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dil
Hoagie
The Efficiency Idea in Industry and Labor
An examination of efficiency as a long standing debate in trades, noting that methods once passed down as the most efficient are now challenged by new tools and systems. The piece discusses whether machines reduce or create work and recalls old worker debates over the best methods versus fixed production standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Fish and Cane Hang-Up Good Umga Dine Reach Proof
The second number for Fish and Caine issued by O. D. Harber underscores its right to live. Harber, a guide and outdoors advocate in Idaho, lauds Fish and Cane as a hang-up good umga dine and confirms its lasting presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Caine
O. D. Harber
Idaho
Police Brutality Eyed in New York Riots and Public Debate
A fragmented editorial voice laments police conduct during recent New York demonstrations linked to LW. W. par ades, noting arrests and eye witness claims of brutal crowd suppression. It critiques police attitudes toward disturbances, politics, and social pressures while touching on broader issues from censorship to farm policy and daily life concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
No Substitutes for Royal Baking Powder Advised
The note warns there is no substitute for ROYAL baking powder. It states Royal is a pure cream of tartar powder and healthful, while substitutes sold by grocers may be made from alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitutes
Lincoln County Board approves refunding bonds plan
The Lincoln county commissioners meet on April 10 1904 to review and authorize refunding bonds of ten thousand dollars for bonds maturing 1924 to 1933. They designate a sinking fund and set terms up to six percent interest. Notice of bond issue to be published in the Shoshone Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itaho
Lincoln County
Board of County Commissioners
State of Idaho
Idaho
Adaho
City of
York
Board of Commissioners
State of
Tdaho
Tate
Lincott County
Maho
New York
Lincoln County Idaho bids invited for road improvement
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids with a 5 percent verified check payable to Lincoln County. Bids due by 10 A.M. May 27, 1914, at Shoshone. Board reserv es right to reject any and all bids. Meeting notes show budget lines, district divisions, salary raises, and a condemnation order for a bridge on the north side canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Shoshone
W. J. Tapper
Atieat
Harry W
Folto
Jerome
Oaks
Malls City
Grand View
Haddock
North Shoshone
Richfield
Morley
Dietrich
Burns
Treas
P. J. Jones
TIZ Foot Comfort Claims Quick Relief for Tired Feet
An advertisement extols TIZ as the cure for sore feet with claims it dissolves acids and poisons, relieves corns blisters bunions and swelling, and lets users wear smaller shoes. It promises rest for feet after work or dance and urges buying a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores for a year of comfort.
Uncalled Letters in Shoshone Office Now Listed
In Shoshone Idaho on April 17 1914 letters remaining uncalled for will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C on April 21 unless collected beforehand. One cent due on each W J Watkins and Ted Brown are named as addressees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Watkins
W. J. Brown
Ted
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Iady
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Seele
It. d. McMahon
Enre
Hert Howler
Justice Foc
TE Noble
Mane
C. J. Brennan
Utah
Exete
Selina Cook
Breeton
Wer Sop
Techne Halon Co
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Silva
Geir
Rail
Poor
Mom
Chm
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Phillips
Page
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Bronk Millsap
W. Anderson
Omaha
Oregon Short Line
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