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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
6
A Denver Post poem warns a son to choose between two life trails. One leads to fame, honor, peace, and joy via duty and obedience. the other to shame through deceptive pleasures. The speaker urges choosing the upper path of virtue to reach lasting honor.
Stafford, injured after a collision with Grace’s auto, is cared for at Brakesmere where Grace and a nurse safeguard his notes for an exclusive interview. He recovers, returns to work, and learns the strike was settled the night Grace ran him down.
A vintage formula instructs mixing eight ounces of Spanish whiting with one quart of gasoline. Shake until the whiting clears and then add thirty two drops of oleic acid per quart. After another shake the mixture stays suspended and can be applied with flannel to metal surfaces for polishing.
The remark cautions against pressing for a kiss before securing consent, framing respectful courtship as essential. It suggests waiting until after an initial step or gesture has established mutual interest, reflecting values of propriety in social interactions.
The article lauds the completion of the Simplon tunnels, two parallel galleries through the Alps, spanning 12.26 miles and reducing Calaly to Milan distance. It credits extraordinary engineering, notes meteoric progress since 1899, describes hot air blasts, cooling sprays, and superheated water challenges, and links the project to Genoa’s resurgence and Mediterranean commerce.
The report details 1904 tunneling woes with 1663 metres drilled yet frequent progress of eighteen feet daily. A 4400 metre from Snelle water spring delivering 12 500 gallons per minute hindered Italian work. Heat, propping, crushed timbers, welded girders and concrete cement shaping the final settlement. Readings on the Swiss Italian meet and future train plans are outlined.
A New England farmer's home features two young brothers Will and Eugene Fuller. The physician notes Eugene's stronger vitality and better blood, spurring a dispute over labor as Will protests chores and urges his brother to do the work, highlighting a child’s sense of fairness and family dynamics.
A collage of nostalgic vignettes including a farm tale about a little old man and dog Tipsy, a cucumber bottle metaphor about forming habits, playful stanzas about Indigenous and pirate characters, a classroom joke about geography, and a note on George Washington’s cherished knife carried for fifty six years. The pieces echo early reader motifs and moral snippets.
An elderly storyteller recalls a childhood tale about finding a cucumber inside a bottle. The narrator describes a bottle with a narrow neck and a cucumber too large to pass, prompting curiosity about how it ended up inside. The reminiscence continues with a rustic, humorous memory from his youth.
A digest from the New England Magazine by Sigmund Krauss traces counterfeit history from 8th century B C to modern era. It notes ancient practices with gold and silver plated coins and early Chinese leather notes, recalls Sparta’s contested coins, and recounts examples from London and Paris including 500 franc notes and a violet anti-counterfeiting scheme.
A Sentinel report quotes a weaver arguing that dispelling England's fog could harm industry. He claims damp atmosphere helps maintain cotton, yarn, and straw dampness essential for producing finer fabrics and Panama hats. He notes trials and costly efforts to keep fibers uniformly damp have failed.
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