The Anarchist Threat in New West Meths Cathedral Plot Talk
The article debates whether anarchists are insane, criminal, or free speech advocates, noting that agitator meetings spark property damage and violence. It argues moderation fails to stop ideas, warns against explosive outcomes, and calls for stern punishment of crimes while avoiding police overreach in suppressing talk.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
New West
Meee
Iett
Ian
America
New York
Tom Reich
Standards Of Scholastic Standards For Pupils Who Fail
Two views among school teachers and superintendents discuss handling pupils who fall behind. Critics push passing students through while others insist on stricter scholarship standards, citing college athletic and academic trends. The piece argues that aimless advancement harms both weak and bright pupils awaiting real effort in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Destruction of Game Varieties Spurs Conference Action
A distorted OCR passage reports concern over 3,000,000 Finntere in the United States and a New York gathering on game breeding and preservation. It notes farmers seeking rights, cost debates, and calls for a national committee to enforce strict game protection, aiming to revive varieties driven to extinction.
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United States
New York
Agen Bay
Ratlivai Fares
Ax Bros
Harlem
Lowat
Cost of Eyeglasses Rising Across Nation
The Maney families note a price hike in eyeglasses due to War shortages, with costs up 25 to 50 percent though actual frames may be less affected. Labor remains the heavy burden, as many families struggle to obtain suitable spectacles. Wearing glasses used to signal age and, before widespread access, buyers often purchased from peddlers after trying several pairs.
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Hopert
The High Cost of Eyeglasses for Children Delicate Vision
The article notes that many children need spectacles and that proper eye care is costly. It warns of broken glasses during rough play, the danger of glass fragments injuring eyes, and the burden on parents to fund modern eye care as a necessary expense.
Warfront Memoir and Dams: Frontline Tales and Reclamation
A jagged blend of a trench battle narrative and a distant civil project dominates readable text. A Russian sentry encounter is described with improvised weapon handling and bayonet charges. The second major element details a government dam project reclaiming 243000 acres at an estimated 14.1 million dollars, noting dimensions, cost, and scale. A brief product plug for Morse Store spring apparel follows.
Lorenzo Claims Oldest Man in Idaho In 19th Century Biography
Text reports Lorenzo as home to Idaho’s oldest man with mentions of Thom as Morgan born in Hereford in 1804 or 1805. It notes Morgan as an early settler who wintered with bison near Neely, marries at 80, and stresses Morgan’s family lore about age. The piece cites Dr. Woods Hutchinson and Willi Morgen on age claims and calls for corroboration from Italy.
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Woods Hutchinson
Ohatmar
Willi Morgen
Thomas Morgan
Lorenzo
Hereford
England
Tales
Neely
Inte
Alsolvine
Morgen
Whooping Cough and Forests Mentioned in Odd Note
A garbled text discusses whooping cough, pine forests, and a remedy said to aid with throat and lung discomfort. It also references a family with children and cautions about cold and other conditions, mentioning a drug and health measures.
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Eye
Notice to Creditors Estate of Victor J Johnson Deceased
Administratrix Dora Johnson calls creditors and all with claims against Victor J Johnson to present vouchers within ten months of first publication. Located in Shoshone County Lincoln Idaho. Dated February 20 1926.
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Victor
Jonnson
Jotnson
Shoshone
Lincoln
Ioho
Dora Johnson
Victor J. Johnson
LOCAL BREVITIES AND MARKET NOTES
Mrs. Aaron Fuller returns to Soda Springs from the old home. Judge Clinger visits Richfield country with Mrs. Clinger. New street numbering system on Shoshone streets now in service with a unit at each intersection. For sale one burner gasoline stove by C Borden Shoshone. For sale heavy set work harness and new Winona wagon. Geo W Redman and Miss Gibson of Hailey noted. In visiting Miss Tena Stitt. Legislature adjourned without day Monday night. House at 10 40 and Senate at 10. It cut appropriations from 2 400 913 to 1 918 742 a saving of 792 408 for two years. Tax levy two years 41 500 000. Difference to run state funded by land sales and interest. Legislature Republican in both houses and state officials largely Republican credited for economy per Halley Times.
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House
Senate
Alexander
Now Is the Time to Swat the Fly
A late Agriculture Department bulletin urges eradicating fly breeding sites as the key to control. Begin in March, continue through spring and summer. clean dirt from premises, tidy tables, and destroy decaying waste. The fly is linked to typhoid and other diseases, so now is the time to swat.
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Sam
Department of Agriculture
Undertakers
Peruna touted as up-to-date cold remedy for ages
An advertisement extols Peruna as an effective cold cure, claiming success for over 50 years. It advises early use at the first symptoms and notes that after full onset a bottle or two may be needed. Testimonials from Baltimore Ossining and Kentucky speakers praise relief and urge families to keep Peruna on hand.
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Harry
Mosher St
Baltii
J. D. Hayes
Baltimore
Charles
Ossining
X.Y
M. F. Jones
Burning Springs
Idaho state items mix of officials and events
Governor appoints J H Smith of Nampa as state engineer. Boise Shriners plan a March car nival fund drive. Idaho hog production and losses. Caldwell bonds paid. Several fires, school consolidations and county extension plans noted. Oregon Short Line meeting, Pocatello Chronicle start, jail escape, accidents, and local notices across Idaho.
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