Civilized warfare amid Mexican dispatches and war crimes
Fragmented text describes Mexican dispatches on prisoner executions under Villa and reactions mirroring historic European warfare. It mentions summary executions, paroled prisoners, and debates over quarter, with references to President Madera and a long view of military codes versus personal initiative. The garbled coverage notes demand for discipline, harsher punishment, and questions of humane treatment in war.
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Mexico
Prisotere
Europe
Adolphus
Yrare Ag
Prandipes Gueman
Villa
Madera
Atow Henman
Matrimony Encouraged by Public Land Legislation Debate
Representative French backs a public land bill allowing a homestead entryman and entrywoman to marry after residing on their homestead for not more than fifteen years. The measure, favorably reported, faces opposition over government interference in personal marriage plans.
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French
Prench
Theatre Notes on New York Probed Profeday
A historical column criticizes a New York attempt at theatre promotion and the public reception of new plays. It discusses a proposed mix of dramas, the tone toward tragedy, and the challenge of engaging audiences while balancing art and advertising. The piece mentions Cardinal Peston and references Belle of New Vert.
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Warren
Coulemnarios
Tres Dently
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Elverd
St Tronics
Trent
Cardinal Peston
New
Mayer Bnenelal
Frank Geaire
Ubie
Custom of Wearing Clothes Sustained by Wood Fomweta
A fragmented note suggests a custom for wearing clothes is sustained by wood Fomweta. A retort predicts the next plane loge will be draped. It hints at cleaner living and healthier minds, while sampanisa circling circuits avoid city degradation.
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Kirl
Brashone Journal booster issue highlights Southern Idaho
The Brashone Journal released a 24 page booster number celebrating Southern Idaho. The edition, a major annual special, showcases local good news and community progress though not typically profitable for publishers. Idaho Irrigation Company arranged to distribute copies to contract holders as a valued presentation of regional conditions.
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Richfield Recorder
Brashone
Idaho
Mont
J. F Melvin
Idaho Irrigation Company
Maho
Health and Hygiene Cure for Consumption
A 1912 pamphlet excerpt outlines the consumptive cure focusing on rest, fresh air, wholesome food, and proper regulation of activity. It critiques overexertion and emphasizes gradual rebuilding of the body’s resilience, citing expert guidance and a cautious approach to treatment.
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Kom
Moss Saya
Democrat Henry Vollmer Seated After Iowa Special Election
Davenport Iowa reports the complete returns from the second congressional district special election. Henry Vollmer Democrat is seated after a margin that included Republican Murry May and Progressive Charles P Manley.
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Davenport
Iowa
Henry Vollmer
Demnerst
Apsteote
Murry
Charlea P Manley
Progressive
Lost River Land Sale in Hailey Feb 16
Public auction for the Lost River irrigation system project in Hailey on February 16. Corey Brothers Construction expected to bid, with $1.5 million loan risk and 10 percent down due at sale, balance on confirmation. bondholders and completion prospects uncertain.
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Corey Bros. Convrevetion Company
Hilal
Custer
Freemont
Gineham
Carey
Lost River Valley
Corey Cros
Corey Brothers
Pocatitia Tribune
Bad slide in canyon rescue near Jerome
Two climbers Teed and Tweed were swept into a canyon by a wind tumble. A fellow worker frantis aided for half an hour, then rescuers carried them unconscious up a 40 foot ladder to Rimrock. Teed suffered two broken toes and Tweed a severe leg cut, both taken to Jerome and later Twin Falls hospital.
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Bette
Jeromes
Uh Vettoms
Welt
Frantis Aly
Rimrock
Teed
Tweed
Jerome
Twin Falls
Lincoln's laughter as antidote to toil and pain
Youth's Companion reflects on Abraham Lincoln's use of humor to ease the nation's burdens. The piece argues laughter was a vital tool for Lincoln, not mere amusement, enabling relaxed Cabinet moments and human connection. It contrasts Lincoln's humor with other leaders and praises his rare, noble wit.
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Joe
Presiden
Seward
States
Cromwell
Napoleon
Jefferson
Adamson
Jackson
Webster
Sumner
Washington
Carly Franklin
Kimerson
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