Voyage of the Merry Widow unfolds in a tense inland lake tale
In a rugged adventure on the lake, the Merry Widow navigates roped challenges and a roaring rescue scene. A covert bluff ends with a night raid as a sheriff and a posse arrest suspects in a ramshackle kitchen on a moonlit shore. The raid forces disguise and deception, revealing a tense clash of law and escape amid a small town’s vigilante bravado.
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the Merry Widow
Huntingdin
Creo
Ine
Gelar
Glandeman
Joni
Vigilance Committee
Clair
Maskeloon
Lake County
Liptes
Rewan
Mother Hubbard
War thrift pledge urged to aid nation in war effort
President Wilson appeals to Americans to pledge by June 28 National Thrift Day to buy War Savings and Thrift Stamps or other government securities. He urges saving labor and materials, reducing nonessential spending, conserving resources, and increasing production to support the army and navy. The drive calls for every man, woman, and child to participate.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
U. S
Treasury Department
United States
RU. Park
Idaho Federation of Labor
Heaneh Nf Pateletic
Charles Henry Alexander
Bightood Valley
Samaritan Race Near End In Holy Land Inquiry
Pittsburgh report recounts EB RK Warren president of Ure International Sunday School association stating a last remnant of the ancient Samaritan race may vanish. He cites a 102 person group in the Holy Land with 18 months without contact and notes intermarriage refusal and Turkish draft of 24 men as factors in decline.
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Pittsburgh
RK. Warren
Ure International Sunday School Association
Ate. Warren
Holy Land
Kingdom of the Jews
Warren
Girls Do Own Gardening at Mount Holyoke College
Syoth Hadley Mass Mount Holyoke College will be self supporting for vegetables. Student farmers plan gardens to meet a yearly demand of about 2000 bushels of potatoes and 1000 cans each of corn beans and tomatoes. The girl farmers are planting gardens to cover this need.
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Syoth Hadley
Mass
Mount Holy
East
Uncle Sam Hard on Tramps in Albany Report
Rail officials report a noticeable drop in the number of vagrants traveling by rail. The era of easy “pinch” and short stays has changed as policing and rail security tighten controls, reducing the Monting element of the population and the use of rods in the pushions.
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Ema
Alite
Bat
BM Johnson
Clair
Albany
Boise Bond Victory and Idaho Agricultural Outlook
Idaho news notes the Boise school bond passing by a margin of six votes. Reports cover potato and peach crops, fruit losses, a planned Hansen Snake River bridge, and shifts in freight rates. Also noted are a Knights of Pythias gathering, aviation quartermasters call, and local incidents including a fatality near Camp No. 2 Boise Payette Lumber yard.
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Boise
Idaho
Twin Pally
Portland
Pacific Coast
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Willicot
Twin Falls
Snake River
Hansen
Tidho
Rotts Pavy
Bolwe Interurban
Ines
Tdaho
Mountain Home
Clabwomen
Hiram Thompson
Mint Jobn County
Babcock
District Court
J. Tt. Dampier
Hupert
Robert Leth
Agronochlst
Nampa
Home Economics Department
University Extension Division
Coeur d'Alenes
Shoshone County
Welser
Elmer 8
Goble
Camp No. 2
Boise Payette Lumber Company
Boise Basin
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
Ray McKalg
League
Midland Bridge Company
Kansas City
Mississippi River
Walters
Nugent
U. & Reclamation Service
Homestead Entoymen
State Land Department
Ota
Clwtt
Nervous Indigestion and a Mother's Recovery Story
A Philadelphia mother describes chronic weakness and nervous indigestion treated with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting improvement after three months. She urges others, especially overburdened mothers, to consider the remedy amidst broader health concerns and advertisements.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia
J. Wort
North Taylor St
Lydia E Pinkham
Calf Help From Yard Brings Smile To Katherine
Katherine plays in the yard when a passerby compliments a calf. Katherine replies that they have the cow in the barn, prompting a lighthearted exchange.
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Katherine
Locust Eggs Used as Fertilizer in Mediterranean Areas
Locust eggs treated with sulphuric acid and lime are used as fertilizers in Mediterranean countries when insects are numerous, providing a soil nutrient source in scarce crop years.
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Mediterranean
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Frank R. Adams
Frank A. Mansey
Wight
HL Khe
Eney
Eurpeien
Lipton
Gederviand
New York
Moly Land
Mount Holyoke College
Sam Hardon
Railroad Offici
Idaho State News
Uyaaroe
Prapal
M10 Ave
Brooklyn
K. Ys
Pearson's Weekly
Dept. X
Boston
Daisy Fly Killer
James
Ruth
Aantie
Auntie
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