Who Pays the Cost of Advertising in Retail Trade
The Bureau of Corporations examines advertising value and its effect on consumer costs. Advertising spreads knowledge of bargains, stabilizes retail activity, and reduces overhead per item, letting merchants lower prices while maintaining profit. It substitutes for house-to-house solicitation and is a normal selling expense that lowers the cost of the sales force.
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Bureau of Corporations of
United States
The Investment of Savings in Troubled Times
The article urges cautious investing as war reshapes markets. It contrasts Europe’s volatile securities with the safety of home banks and local countryside investments. It warns of uncertain foreign capital and potential dividend cuts while praising tangible, local holdings for reliability.
Theatrical Vicissitudes and Moving Pictures Rise
The piece argues that moving pictures threaten repertory companies and high quality drama while praising accessible stage work. It notes patronage shifts toward cinema, critic biases, and the public’s interest in genuine acting, warning that flashy froth harms serious troupes and theaters attempting worthwhile productions.
Fragmented 19th century line quotes amid chaotic scene
A chaotic OCR fragment depicts a man intervening in a violent scene with a woman and a child in a Black neighborhood while garbled dialogue and misspelled terms swirl. The text also oddly references an inaugural fall and a political term, with unclear provenance or clear narrative.
The Bridge Fad Across Social Ranks and Reforms
The piece notes how bridge shifts social norms from active pursuit to casual leisure. It traces the rise of auction and other variants, describing the social pressure in higher circles and the home life impact. It critiques endless learning curves that turn play into work and argues for balanced recreation.
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Hgher
Idaho Utilities Chief Judge Standrod Resigns
Judge D W Standrod head of the Idaho Utilities Commission resigned last week due to other business engagements.
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D. W. Standrod
Idaho Utilities Commission
Kootenai County Picks Progressive Board in Liquor Fight
In Kootenai county a three cornered political contest concluded with the Progressives winning the county commissioners race The new board is expected to review liquor license renewals and rumors say saloons may close as authorities argue the recent license vote was fraudulent The outcome heightens tension over Prohibition in the county and marks a shift from prior leadership
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Kootenai County
Pown With The Dance Sparks Idaho Class Debate
The Boise Statesman comments on Moses opposing an inaugural ball claiming he won by the plain people while denouncing a "Velvet and Vermin" class. The piece argues there is no inherent class division in Idaho voters and notes Alexander’s election, suggesting it may be wise to skip a celebration.
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Boise Statesman
Moses
Idaho
Haines
Alexander
Allen
Mexander
Tolaho
L. C. Smith & Bros
Even the Editor Warns of Owed Accounts on Main Street
Beiford Indiana letter to the editor laments readers who owe debts to grocers dry goods merchants and butchers as they stroll downtown. The writer questions public civility and accountability in everyday commerce.
War rhetoric and censoring claims amid European conflict
Fragmentary critique questions the purpose of ongoing war after a hundred days. The speaker ridicules updates as propaganda and mocks reports of German and Austrian advances while lamenting destruction and the futility of killing and looting priceless works of art.
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Getteers
Oeers
Promises of Dandruff-Free Hair With Patent Cure
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline promising soft fluffy luxuriant hair free of dandruff after a single application. It claims immediate dandruff dissolution and strengthened roots, urging readers to buy at drug stores or toilet counters. A second note promotes Dr Ring's tonic for stomach and liver health, claiming purifying blood and bowel benefits and sold for 26e at drug stores.
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Perenne Nat Hohn
Knowlton
Lowell
Ring
Man and party visit Shoshone to view lee caves
A man and a group from Twin Falls are due in Shoshone on Sunday to tour the lee caves and inspect the area.
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Shoshone
Lee Caves
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Children
A testimonial from Lafayette Tuck of Homer, Ohio, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, noting its pleasant taste, quick relief during a family cold, and lack of narcotics making it safe for both kids and adults. the product is sold by dealers.
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Pittsburgh
Chamberlain
Lafayette Tuck
Homerio
National Apple Show Tickets On Sale In Spokane
Spokane Washington ticket sales begin November 1 for the National Apple Show running November 14 and 15. Tickets allow two days entry with a final return limit November 30. Round trip from Sho Shone priced at 22.75 dollars. See agents for details.
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Spokane
Wash
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Shosohne Journal
Dy Sharp
Colti
Amall Street
Phiyer
Mirving Pictures
Govermirelet
Alecander Hag
Ollie
Tern
Kootenai
Walter H. Copp - Box
Frank Clem
Will Delert
Bowler Bros Store
L. GC. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co
Portland, Oregon
Oak ST
Boise
Bayhouse Floral Company
Becker Brewing
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