American Individualism A Timely Message to the American People
A historic essay argues that American individualism, rooted in frontier spirit and equal opportunity, sustains progress against socialism and radicalism. It calls for steady devotion to personal responsibility, service, and testing national life by this core premise, warning of civilization's decline from wrong ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dia
Appesee
Great Plains
West
Carrles
Europe
Danters
Felf
Barber
Elie Hs
Great Painter Helps and Hinders Amateur Art Gossip
The piece recounts a stream of anecdotes about nonprofessionals in the arts from Britain and America. It recalls a hotel room complaint about a singer and a Dublin walkers scene with painters, noting social circles and playful jibes about talent and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
America
Singer
Madame Patti
Dublin
Boston Herald
New York
Thane
Idaho Short News Notes Highlights Across State Localities
Montpelier Farmers sign up nearly 300 acres for beet growing while Blackfoot contracts gravel roads for 23,101.08. Boise closes 32 industrial accident compensation claims. Oregon Short Line finishes a 70,000 freight depot in Montpelier. Albion records the junior two year old butter fat record with a Guernsey from Gooding County. Pocatello plans a new vegetable packing plant as Idaho Producers' Union notes. Wallace reports 3,561,624.46 net profits from Coeur d Alene mines in 1922. Idaho fines on bootleggers total 43,550 since July 1, 1922. Idaho Falls holds 600 boys in the Inquiry parade belt during boys week. American Falls banking commission appointee Baum to investigate Idaho banks. Mackay elects Les Dillingham mayor. Rupert cleans up with 250 loads of rubbish. Salmon observes Western Consumers week with a home products luncheon. Leonard Way to assist hearings for lower Idaho freight rates. John Sweeney linked to criminal syndicalism. charge filed. Oregon Short Line shifts to Pacific time May 13. Nampa proposes drainage prepayment plan for Boise project. Caldwell arrest of Dr P Bradford for practicing without license. Idaho Power applies for two transmission lines license with the Federal Power Commission. Moscow University purchases Shorthorn stock from Prince of Wales fence park. Anmcw—city votes approve mayor and court actions. details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Boise
Idaho
Nampa
Kollenborn
Paystte-Boise Water Users’ Association
Caldwell
P. Bradford
Washington
Idaho Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Moscow
Prince of Wales
University of Toeho
History of the Baldwin Apple Emerges in Early Mass Farming
The Baldwin apple arose as a chance seedling near Lowell Massachusetts on John Ball Willington’s farm after 1740. It was also known as Woodpecker or Butters before Colonel Baldwin popularized it in eastern Massachusetts by 1764, with the original tree dying between 1817 and 1822. A monument marks its historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Baldwin
John Ball Willington
Lowell
Mawes
Butters
Samuel Thompson
Wetburn
Paldwin
Massachusetts
Night Shift Nighthawks and Swifts Take In Large Insect Counts
A Nature magazine note from Washington describes how night owls and whippoorwills hunt at night while others rest. At daybreak swifts and swallows inherit the duties, catching vast insect numbers as they sweep the sky. One Arkansas nighthawk yielded six hundred insects in its stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Nature Magazine
Washington
Arkansas
Grape-Nuts Recipe Contest Offered by Good Housekeeping
A national appeal asks homemakers to submit new Grape-Nuts recipes for a chance to win $50 each and have them compiled in a cook book. The ad highlights the cereal’s nutrition, digestibility, and versatility beyond breakfast, inviting widespread participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Company
Good Housekeeping Institute
Conditions Governing the Purchase of and Awards for Grape-Nuts Recipes
A fragmented notice outlines terms for buying and prize awards related to Grape-Nuts recipes. It references a cartel and appears to be an advertising regulatory notice with unclear dates and specifics. The readable fragments indicate procurement rules, eligibility, and award conditions, but critical details are missing.
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Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
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Doubleday, Page & Co
Western Newspaper Union
Montpelier
Lake County
Blackfoot
Glenn and Shafer
Poratello
State Industrial Accident Board
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Albion
Guernsey
W. M. Miller
Gooding County
Pocatello
George A. Bush
Idaho Producers' Union
Idaho Falls
Pocatelo
C. RB Baum
American Falls
Charles C. Moore
State Banking Commission
Mackay
Les Dillingham
Mackay Miner
Citizens
Rupert
Shenon Hotel
Maind
Leonard Way
Senator Gooding
John Sweeney
R. J. Hogan Will Fle
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Baldwin Apple
Good Housekeeping Magazine
United States
Cartel Compaur
Omard Demnicel
Thar Ted Low
Ireesornes
Athemia
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