Idaho News Sketches War Progress and Local Debates
Idaho readers learn about wartime progress and local politics as social and economic concerns surface. Reports mention farmers, elections, and public figures including Neal Jennings, Amy J Tamm, and Milwin Stephen Whittier amid war talk and civic proceedings in Idaho territory.
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Hoyt
Neal Jennings
Lowes
Rome
Pownletii
Henry Engion
Idaho
Palle
Dew Uleh
Milwin Stephen Whittier
Kia Pinta
Amy J Tamm
St. Marios Lunder Company
Ee Marnier Fiver
Tne Tener Cort
Botee
Wwlelele
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address remembered by historians
The article recalls Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as an immortal utterance, noting Everett's nearby speech, public reaction, and Lincoln's writing process. It cites contemporary praise and critique, Everett's two page draft, and the solemnities of the cemetery consecration in Gettysburg. It also mentions Seward's misstep placing Gettysburg in Maryland and Lincoln's brief pre ceremony actions.
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Bralam Lincoln
Nic
Lincoln
North
Gettysburg
Kinand Everett
Moston
Har
Fishing
John May
Mtns
Koveett Spade
Edward Beret
Goxennes
Massachusetts
Edward Everett
Gettysturg
Mr. Linculn
Millett
Tose
Gethetang
Bregett
Dravid Wille
Everett
Gyttysburk
Fee
Ith
Edward Everert
President
White House
John G. Nicolay
Wills
Seward
Maryland
David Wills
Mason and Dixon
United States
South
Tungle
Pickett
Mr. Everett
Mr. Ky
Mkvevert
Imports and Exports Temporary Control Bill
A three year extension of wartime powers to regulate imports and exports is proposed by a bill titled Imports and Exports Temporary Control. It would allow the Lords of the Council to restrict deportation or export of needs from specified countries or places and impose licenses as ordered, aiming to preserve British trade after the war.
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Lords of the Council
Enor
Association of Chambers of Commerce of the
United Kingdeen
Cuban Aviators to France Unit for France Service
Fragment from a Scientific American note describes Cuban aviators forming a unit named Meendriite Cur to be offered to France with full equipment. It notes Cuba’s wartime cooperation with the Allies since the Germany war began and suggests this unit may become the best body of men from Cuba to serve on French soil.
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Manned Coronadtes
Pranes
Germany
Cuba
Cula Tor
Scientific American
The Next Campaign Morning Scrutor
Fragmentary OCR hints at a campaign scene with a voter named Mor ti or Murti and a senator discussing policy. A stray line mentions a pretty girl and voting intent, but details are unclear and multiple garbled names appear.
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Murti
Scrutor
Sim
Sengtor
Patrons Are The Patriots In War Era Dining
In a Collier's observations on wartime consumption, hotel patrons in Manhattan are praised for saving flour and meat via wheatless and meatless meals, while Pro vision Centers report falling sales. The piece critiques hotel keepers who trim portions yet raise prices, arguing diners pay full price for smaller meals.
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the Food Administration
New York
Collier's
Manhattan
Food Administration
Nobel Cut His Finger and Found a New Explosive
In the New York Independent Slosson notes Alfred Nobel cut his finger and, while cleaning, dissolved guncotton on ether and alcohol. He then mixed the sticky film with nitroglycerin, creating a jelly that hardened into gelatin. This invention proved so insensitive to shock it could be safely transported or fired from a cannon and became a key factor in the great war.
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Nobel
Apocrypha in Fingfish Bibles and Reform Anecdotes
Translated into English, the Old Testament apocrypha in Fingfish is included with some Bible editions and found between the Testaments in old family Bibles. The Septuagint, used by the Greek church, always includes them. A reform note claims reform hastens rather than hinders, and a quip about Polly's khaki uniform and no feather in her cap illustrates national pride.
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Polly
Patrice
Sacrificial Confessions
A brief dialogue references a sweater knitted by a beloved without explicit context. The exchange centers on affection and a confession tied to a gift, implying personal sacrifice and emotional ties within a domestic or romantic frame.
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Teadtganr
San Fran
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Fae
Matar
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Une Atete'e Insurance
Nument
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Uae
Corte Ford
Miri
Hanewal County
Witbles Company
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Oltysburg
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BOYD_PARK
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Randall-Dodd Auto Con Istate
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Utah
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