Time to Play and the meaning of recreation in work
A discussion on labor and leisure argues there should be a time to play to refresh body and mind. It contrasts hard drudgery with purposeful effort, cites historical figures and national patterns, and warns against letting amusement become mere labor or craze.
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Ray
Aleee
Sit
Cie
Russia
England
Asia
India
Ki Hhad
Horth
South
Garfield
Hamilton
Jefferson
Solomon
A Walk in Hellas in the Year of Peace
An 448 B C overview of Hellas during Persia’s defeat and Athens’ recovery. Describes Olympus legends, Delphi visions, the Acropolis, Parthenon, Wingless Victory, the Theatre of Dionysus, and Pericles guiding Athens back to stability in the years of peace.
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Hellas
Persia
Asia Minor
Hindukush Mountains
Hellens
Xerxes
Olympian Range
Ossa
Pelion
Mt. Olympus
Zeus
Apollo
Hermes
Athena
Athens
Nemesis
Parnassus
Mt. Parnassus
Lis
Pythia
Delphia
Acropolis
Parthenon
Pheidias
Victory
Eurymedon
Dionysus
Pericles
Nampa Notes and Local Sports and Tragedy
Miss Amy Madden returns from Mountain Home and visits sister Mrs. Jesse Walling. Nampa defeats Emmetts 7 to 2 in a lively ball game. The Hollenberg daughter dies of typhoid fever at age twelve. funeral at Brethren church, interment in Nampa Cemetery. Mrs. Frank Burns remains critically ill after a relapse. friends hope for recovery.
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Nampa
Amy Madden
Mountainhome
Jesse Walling
Nampas
Emmetts
Frank Burns
Green's August Flower advertised for digestion cure
A reader asks for experiences with Green's August Flower and its claimed remedies for dyspepsia and liver troubles. The notice invites correspondence, offers a free book, and promotes a 25 cent trial bottle and a 75 cent regular size from N D latchleys G G Green Woodbury New Jersey.
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Craton
Green
N. D
President’s Fall In Yellowstone Snow Drift Editorial Anticipated
The piece notes the President fell headfirst in a snow drift during a Yellowstone Park ski trip, predicting a sympathetic reminiscence in The Commoner. It recalls Mr. Bryan’s similar episodes noted by The Philadelphia North American.
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Yellowstone Park
The
Commoner
Bryan
Philadelphia
Constipated Bowels Remedy Comment
A Wichita Kansas reader endorses Herbine as a reliable remedy for regulating the liver and bowels. The letter notes daily bowel movements and warns of toxin buildup, stating the product costs 50 cents at H D Blatchley.
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G. L Edwards
Maio St
Wachita
Kansas
H. D. Blatchley
Art swindle targets J Pierpont Morgan
The Atlanta Constitution reports that J Pierpont Morgan was swindled in a bogus art treasure purchase. It notes the con was executed by a skilled artist, highlighting the craft of the fraud and the high profile victim involved.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Atlanta Constitution
Tax on Babies and a Medical Patent Claim
A fragment discusses heat as a tax on infant digestion and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a digestive aid for feeble babies. It cites H. D. Blazniey and Hugh D. Pentecost and parodies political views, noting Roosevelt might share the idea that the poor should not have children and connects to Democratic support in Chicago Journal.
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H. D. Blazeniey
Hugh D. Pentecost
Roosevelt
The
Chicago Journal
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Breakfast Fad Ad
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims the remedy cures stomach problems and urges nourishment through a pure stomach. It promotes a breakfast fad as a simple health boost and mentions H D Blatchley as a seller in Minneapolis.
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H. D. Blatchley
Minneapolis Journal
Western Federation of Miners Reduced Rates Notice
From Montana stations an open return first class fare plus 200 cents, sale May 21 for three days out and six days back with thirty days final return. From all other points on the line one fare plus two dollars on the certificate plan. R Farrar CP TA reporting.
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Denver Colp
Montana
Farrar
CP & TA
Kodol Digestive Aid and Pardons Notice
An 1898 murder convict in Canyon County Idaho seeks pardon at the July 1903 Board of Pardons meeting. The notice also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with claims of digestive and systemic health benefits. The product is sold by H. D. Blatchley.
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H. D. Blatchley
Canyon
Idaho State Penitentiary
Board of Pardons of Idaho
Invin A. Lyon
Notice for Publicaton Homestead Claim in Idaho
Department of the Interior announces a notice for publication regarding Homestead Application No. N51 by Jerome B Seradee for the SE 1-4 of Section 2 Township 41 North Range 2 West. Proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Caldwell Idaho on July 20. Witnesses Castator John Demo James Glennon X Timmodus all of Parma Idaho. Harry J Syms, Register.
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Department of the Interior
Boles
Tdaly
Castator
John Demo
James Glennon
X.timmodus
Parma
Idaho
Harry J. Syms
Register
Brights Disease and Fulton Compounds Promised Cure
An advertisement asserts Brights Disease is common kidney illness across ages and promotes Fulton compounds with 87 percent recovery claims. It cites Joseph Edwards M D of Philadelphia and positions Blatchley as a principal agent, urging readers to seek the Fulton treatment through their listed contact.
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Bright
Joseph ¥. Edwards
Philadelphia
Keck
Fulton
Dent
John J. Fultog
Pat
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