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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
2
The piece argues Caldwell faces housing scarcity and urges renters to buy homes to gain independence and community stake. It notes owners invest in the town, beautify properties, and spur local welfare. It also suggests Boise clerks push store hours to 6 30, hoping Caldwell follow for worker leisure.
A youthful Daniel Webster showed promise as a writer editor and thinker. His early oratory began with a Fourth of July address in Hanover 1800 though modest by later standards. The piece highlights his early growth from shy student to compelling public speaker.
On that day for the first time in his life Webster spoke to a popular audience and affirmed lifelong fidelity to a political doctrine. He proclaimed love of country devotion to the Union and the blessings of a free government administered by the people as his theme.
A Christian Register essay extols the Bible's enduring power to educate, uplift, and shape character. It praises its concise language, universal reach, and influence on thinkers like John Brown Bunyan and Ruskin, while noting persistent neglect and criticism by modern readers.
Advice links work and success as cause and effect, urging preparation and mental mastery. Notable examples extol hard work as sole genius, with quotes on painting with brains, Darwin, Raleigh, Carlyle, and Napoleon. Reads as a compilation of maxims on effort, foresight, and verification.
The excerpt asserts that no one earns a living or gains learning easily. success comes from constant effort and apprenticeship. It contrasts ambition with perseverance, citing Wells in the Desert and Whitman to illustrate that greatness lies in ongoing striving and limitless possibility.
Washington whispers note Idaho Senator George L. Shoup may be pushed into a War Department vacancy if George Meiklejohn leaves. Friends anticipate pressure in Washington to secure the post after Shoup retires from the Senate next March. Also, land cases in Lewiston district, Idaho, see land office decisions reversed awarding lands to plaintiffs in C A Rebeclew and Elmer Desvoigne suit.
Four men Smith Soule J C Giesler J S Napton and F A Smith hunted Saturday camped near Whitley Bottom in a rain storm and returned with pneumonia microbes and malarial germs and one duck. It is said Smith fired seven times at a jack rabbit then waited for dogs to catch it while Giesler studied the landscape to keep his hands busy. A found pocket book near the railroad track may be claimed by its owner at the butcher shop after presenting the article and paying this notice.
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