Idaho Senate backs Mexican relations amid reform effort
Idaho senators approve a resolution praising President Obregon's work to rehabilitate Mexico and urge more cordial U S Mexico ties. The chamber also passes bills on dairy competition, unearned interest rebates, and restricting carrier passes for officials while introducing funding for finance and bar admissions boards.
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United States
Mexico
Obregon
Idaho Senate
Senate
Idaho
L. R. Thomas
Ken
Izona
House
Department of Finance
Board of Commissioners
Republic of Mexico
Utilities Commission
C. G. Moore
Tanlac Restores Woman's Health and Joy at Work
Mrs Sadle Banes of Kansas City Missouri credits Tanlac with restoring her appetite and banishing indigestion nervous headaches back pains and sleeplessness after three bottles. She reports returning to housework and singing while at work. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Sadle Banes
Washington St
Kansas City
Tanlae
Baker Funds Museum Gift and Domestic Vanity
George F. Baker criticizes extravagance at a dinner, arguing deflation is needed while revealing how couples fear social judgment. A Brown family exchange shows a husband seeking suburban comfort over debt and a wife scolding his priorities.
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George F. Baker
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Mr. Baker
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Ambassador Herrick on tourist extortion and misunderstandings
A returned tourist recalls Ambassador Herrick in Paris noting much extortion by tourists stems from miscommunication. He cites a Brussels tram tale where a traveler asked for “Toute te journee” and was charged 15 tickets at 16 francs after the conductor misread the phrase as a full journey.
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Herrick
Paris
Brussels
Crite
France
Europe
Britain’s Arable Area Shrinks Since 1018 Plan Enacted
A report from the board of agriculture notes the arable land in Great Britain has steadily decreased since 1018. current crop and grassy land totals show little change. arable area fell 308,000 acres while permanent green area rose by 180,000 acres, with 1922 arable at 26,025,000 versus 26,140,000 in 1921.
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Ian Pommitse
Kiger, Congdon
Katerndahi
Congress
Taylor
Industrial Accident Board
Whitehead
Sudtela Committee
Alfa
Gillis
Disney
Thomas—Renealing
Public Health Committee
Education Committee
Agriculture Committee
Thomas and Harris
Frank Steunenberg
Rehberg
Jones
H. B
Katerndahl
Judiciary Committee
Department of Finance
Revenue and Taxation
Irrigation Committee
Raymond
Vaillancourt
Boyle
State Board of Education
Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Kizer
Fred Herrick
Bruce
Graham and
Reed
Nees
Pike
Clark
Elmore
Broughton
Gowler
Cunter
Rohberg
Netevevn
Keeton
Katerndah
Kuterndah
Department of Law Enforcement
Vaillancourt, Et al
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S. B
Crooks and Eames
Whitten
Idaho
Graham
Finance Committee
Public Utilities Commission
Attorney General's Ofice
Lewis
Vanseesen
Committee On Banks and Banking
Clark of
Custer
Cowles
Arcine
New Meadows
Fenn
State Board of Education and Board of Regents
University of Idaho, Lewiston and
Albion Normals
Idaho Tech
Gilies
Bellevine
Morris
McCombs
Leone
Britain
Great Britain
Imme Wately
Board of Mericuiture
Fragmented political speech fragment from the era
Incoherent OCR text shows officials being sworn in and discussing duties. The garbled lines reference a secretary, credit ministry, president, vice president, and government work, with unclear phrases about pay and administration. The readable entities are minimal and no clear events emerge.
Fragmentary note on demonic tale and halted event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a demon, a halted event, and a vague timeline including references to a single year and a city. The readable parts point to a chaotic scene or note rather than a clear news item or identification of people or organizations.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Druggists report many people unknowingly harbor kidney trouble and a physician from a major life insurance company notes that policy refusals often stem from undiagnosed kidney issues. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy, with sample bottle offers via mail order.
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Kilmer
Muddled May Notions From A Reflective Column
A garbled May remark cites a judge and a culprit who confessed to assaulting the plaintiff yet received only a mild rebuke. The text then hints at a musical comedy production and mentions streets beyond Broadway, referencing Birmingham Avenue and an abstract theater setting.
Castoria Product Recall Urges Parents to Check Signatures
A public health notice warns caregivers to inspect CASTORIA bottles for the proper Fletcher’s Castoria signature for safety and authenticity. The reminder emphasizes the remedy’s long history of use with infants and children and urges vigilance when selecting the product.
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Fletcher
Gap Johnson Tells of Sidewalk Work on Rumpus Ridge
In playful dialogue, Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls visiting a town about a week ago and joking that he has been stamping holes in the sidewalk. The exchange appears in a Kansas City Star humor piece highlighting rural chatter.
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Gap
Eny
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Str
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as effective for catarrh. It describes an Ointment for local relief and an Internal Medicine tonic that works through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. Sold by druggists F J Cheney Co Toledo. plus stray dialogue about a girl in long skirts appears muddy.
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HALLS
Hall
All Druggiess
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onie
Movies That Are Really Safe Show
An article extols home movie viewing via a daylight or artificial-light mirror device called the moviescope. It claims pictures appear with extraordinary clearness and depend on the viewer operator to dictate motion speed, noting some public skepticism toward convincing displays and the commercial incentives behind them.
Childless Homes Made Happy
Courtland to Hamilton to St Louis readers share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for overcoming female weakness and aiding pregnancy. Narratives describe renewed strength, relief from backache, panic, and fatigue, and eventual childbirth following use.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louis, Mo
Pahon
Lydia E. Bam
Mrs. J. Paeeaee
Benton St
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Leplane
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