The Custard Cup Temper Gong Plan
In a barn home known as The Custard Cup Mrs Penfield, manager of the converted apartment, mentors Lettie and other youths. When Lettie’s temper causes trouble, Penfield introduces a temper gong system using a knot-hole board and rolling pin to vent anger. The plan includes a pledge from Lettie to control anger and help stabilize their fragile blended household.
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Mia
Gussie Bosley
Penzie
Lettie
Penste
Jerry
Mrs. Penfield
Prudence Hapgood
Lorene Percy
Dick Chase
Uncle Jerry
Frank Bosley
Gussie
Sanders
Mrs Penfield
Lattie
Josiah Wopple
Jacob
Chapter IX Continued Dog Trouble in Rural Clash
In a tense scene Lettie defends Fil against Mr Wopple and Mr Woodle as a water hose runs out and a stone thrown by Wopple injures Fil. Accusations fly about biting dogs. Lettie vows to protect Fil while tempers flare between neighbors amid the chaotic, sultry confrontation.
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Lettie
Mr. Woodle
Lettle
Fil
Caesar
Mr. Wopple
Abe
Gual
Back-Yard Code Entangles Lettie and Mr Wopple in Apology
In a tense scene Lettie struggles to apologize to Mr Wopple after a humiliation. His smug amusement escalates the tension as Lettie fights to utter the required words while peers note the moment’s awkward brutality. The excerpt hints at social pressure and fragile pride in a small town setting.
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Lettie
Ste
Thas
Leitle
HELP MAKE NEW CITIZENS Boy Scouts aid Americanization drive
Contancted by the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America the program supports the Bureau of Naturalization in integrating immigrant adults into American life. Scouts deliver invitation cards for naturalization and help in schools ceremonies and rallies, aiding the melting pot of both native and foreign-born residents.
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Boy Scouts of America
Bureau of Naturalization
United States Department of Labor
Boy Scouts
Naturalization
Raymond FP. Crist
Detroit Americanization Committee
Commissioner of Naturalization
Bar Scouts
Hoy Scouts
America
Poem to Boy Scouts by J Br Strauss in Chicago work
Poem dedicated to the Boy Scouts of America describes a Scout I am creed and faith to do worthy deeds and aid those in need. J Br Strauss, president of Strauss Bascule Bridge Co, contributed as North Shore district commissioner reflecting on honor service and global Scout values.
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Boy Scouts of America
J. BR. Strauss
Strauss Bascule Bridge Company
Chicago
Mr. Strauss
Boy Scout Movement
North Shore
Millios
Nenerene
Legion 4D Hoy Bcoute Verse Inaccurate Inscription
A garbled OCR fragment presents a ceremonial Legion text with unclear phrasing and multiple misspellings. It references Alvin M. Cweiry as Verona commander of the Admere on dnabipanent be, suggesting a decorative or commemorative inscription.
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Cenced
Ion Wowie
Alvin M. Cweiry
Verona
THADEF EMBED GOOY TURD
A garbled OCR style input yields a cryptic line with no clear names places or dates. The readable portion offers no coherent event or subject to summarize into a news item. This record remains a placeholder for the provided unreadable text.
Idaho Short News Notes Highlight Local Developments
Boise names Joel Brown of Ammett director of weights and measures. Rupert to see Amalgamated Sugar build labor housing near the railroad, including one large building and twelve small houses. O W Kessinger plans a weekly weed campaign against Canadian thistle. Kuna rancher George Frank Nelson struck by lightning and killed while inspecting lettuce patch. Lewiston seeks funds to retain E A Bryan’s salary post June 30. Boise to host Better Dairy ing train cars July 8. Idaho loses highway funds due to unissued 1923 licenses for 6,000–7,000 autos. Pocatello gas expansion at West End yards with $400,000 spend. Idaho Falls reports 15 lb salmon trout. Carey Valley irrigation project approved for Blaine county. Caldwell suit over ousting Canyon County judge Williams. damages sought. Pocatello Farm Bureau discusses co operative potato marketing. Emmett cloudburst and hail damage to melon patches and barley. Power County moonshine case captured. Sheriff Hansen seizes substantial liquor. Idahome depot risked closure over business with public utilities commission. Union Pacific buys 60 acres near Homedale for gravel roadbed use. Malad nine hole course at Indian Springs Golf Club now in daily use. Blackfoot grain growers sue. magistrates proceedings noted.
Vegetable Compound Claims Cure After Operation
A letter recalls a woman saved from surgery after taking seven bottles of a vegetable compound, then managing home tasks like washing and ironing. The note, from Mrs Spa at 529 Penna Ave SE Washington, claims health improved and weight stayed at 140 pounds. The piece cites testimonials regarding quitting smoking as well.
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D, C
Lydia
Finn
Mra Spa
Penna Ave
S.E
Washington, D
Tatasae Bam
Qualified Proprietor Inquiry Sparks Odd Exchange
A quirky exchange compares waitering bids with college coursework and dieting tips. The applicant jokes about carrying six courses at once and a method to stay thin by working through a dinner bell.
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Ihsaan
Colege
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H. Doran Company
Settie
Lette
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Lee Ahienah
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Ieee
Idaho
Rupert
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Rupert O. W. Kessinger
Boise
George Frank Nelson
Kuna
Lewiston
North Italin
E. A. Bryan
Enurstion
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Helstein Freistan Association
William J. Hall
Public Works
Pocatello
Poestello
Idaho Falls
L. A. Hsrtert
Hailey
Carey Valley Reservoir Company
Blaine County
George A. Carter
Caldwell
Aa. 5
Francis Martin
C. A. Williams
Williams
Bannoch County
Emmett
Canyon Canal
Power County
J. Hanson
Michaud Creek
Idahome
Public Utilities Commission of
Wird
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Homedale
Indian Springs Golf Club
Blackfoot
Grimm
Grimm Alfelte
Auerinn Falla
Ewumiy
VieitlenTie
Comman
Wind Tiger
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EEA Hts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hank Pringle
Hank
Utah
Gay Trow
Doan
Amy
Milburn CO
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Holland
Gadd
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