Shoshone Journal Reports Shipping Drive and Goethals Focus
A Shoshone Journal editorial urges rapid U S shipbuilding in World War I times. It praises Goethals leading the shipbuilding board, arguing he must operate free of red tape to accelerate output from materials to hulls, with the President supporting decisive action. It frames shipping as the nation’s top priority and cites administrative friction in Washington.
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Shipping Board
Cieo
Goethals
Germany
Manama
Purana
Washington
Buying Lead Nickels In War Time Speech
In Congress during the debate on the liquor prohibition, Hon Charles H Randell of California argued that government accepting liquor taxes amounts to buying lead nickels at thirty seven cents. He calculated costs to the economy from liquor, including wasted food materials and labor, totaling 3 781 097 500 dollars, vastly exceeding revenue. He suggested a prohibition clause is likely to appear in the food control bill amid war needs.
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Congress
Chas. H. Randall
California
Tsi
The Coming Hero in a Nation at War 1917
A call for disinterested, wholehearted service by young men to save democracy. The piece cites Civil War heroes like John Brown Lincoln Grant Garfield Hancock and Mattison, arguing history honors only those who consecrate their lives and forget personal gain in the nation’s crisis.
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Buch
Alorno
En Ganiger
John Brown
Abraham Linceln
Grant
Garfield
Hannock
Mattison
Autointoxication and the overeating problem
An article from The Hygienist Magazine advocates recognizing autointoxication as chronic food poisoning caused by overeating. It argues digestive strain drains energy and links unhealthy habits to illness. The piece promotes purchasing the magazine for full details at newsstands or by mail order from The Hygienist Publishing Co.
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Saly
Mygienist Publishing Co
Majerti
Ride
Denver
Colo
The Power of America in World War War Arousal and Northcliffe
Analyzes American duty to join the world war and unite diverse communities under coordinated effort. Praises Lord Northcliffe as England's emissary, likening him to Roosevelt in courage and mobilization, and forecasts his influence in rallying American public opinion and policy toward victory.
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England
Mar
Lord Northcht
United States
Northcliff
Jan
Hle
Aki
Kitchener
Asquith
Lloyd George
Accomance
Lord Northcriff
Roosevelt
Jesus
Guildhall
Great Britain
America
Heaven
Baptists Notice Preaching Sunday By Pastor Swarts
W H Swarts pastor will preach Sunday morning and evening. An illustrated lecture will be given in the evening with admission for all.
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W. H. Swarts
God
Expensive Servant Hijacks Education Legislation
The retiring Commissioner of Education Dr Edward Sisson seized control of educational bills last winter. The Supreme Court ruled House Bill 167 unconstitutional, keeping the old voter qualification law and saddling the state with costs. Conservative estimates put the expense around a thousand dollars for the court case and advisory missteps.
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Edw
Sisson
Supreme Court
Nias
Adout
Biscuits and Bullets Oregon Grant Lands Ad
Government needs farmers as well as fighters. Two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and California Railroad Co grant land revested in United States opened for homesteads and sale. Details describe oil climate rainfall elevations temperatures with land descriptions. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands Sonating Co Portlani Oregon.
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Oregon & California Railroad Co
Grant Landa
United States
Grant Lands Sonating Co
Portlani
Oregon
Land on North Side Reclaimed by Government Tract
A North Side tract over 1,000 acres was relinquished to the government last week. A person named Jim cannot be tributed under the gravity stated.
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Jim
Bravest of men seize Fort Ticonderoga in 1775
In May 1775 Colonel Ethan Allen led 83 Green Mountain Boys in a surprise raid on Fort Ticonderoga. After forcing the garrison to surrender, Allen and his volunteers captured the fort with few losses, proclaiming victory in the name of the Great Jehovah and the Continental Congress.
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Lexington
Counfes
Eithin Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Ticonderoga
Colonel Allen
al Jen
Allen
Delaplace
Captain Delaplace
Jehovah
Continental Congress
Dying for One's Country Inspires Patriotism and Farewell Scene
The piece recalls Nathan Hale and Horace, praising sacrifice for country. It honors Col Owen Roberts who fell at Stono. His son rushed to him as the veteran bids him farewell, entrusting a sword and urging return to duty during liberty's peril.
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Nathan Male
Horace
Col
Owen Roberts
Stono
Acton
The Sword of Washington and Franklin Associations
The piece reflects on Washington and Franklin names and their linked associations. It notes Washingtons sword drawn only for the country and never sheathed for its cause, Franklin as the philosopher of the theater bolt printing press and plow share, and Adams signifying preparedness for war as a means to preserve peace. The quotation emphasizes preparation for war as a path to peace.
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Washington
Franklin
John Qainey Adams
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Campaigen
Godwin
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Ignition Systems
F. W. Jackson
Sihoshone Idaho
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Pioneer Tent and Awning Co., Ltd
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Dietrirch
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