Political rhetoric and tariff talk across papers
A collage of 1920 era clippings shows voices like McAdoo and Bryan shaping debates on taxation and candidates. References to Oregon McAdoo, Lay Anglese Times, and Willian Gibbs McAdoo frame tax policy as a civic duty while critics warn of debt counting errors and influence by moneyed interests. The Los Angeles Times and Omaha Bee quote stances on candidate choices and party silence, and a Idaho coal contract saga highlights a coal firm veto in supplying 15,000 tons for citizens next winter.
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Samuels
A. F. Samuels
Vetos Coal Company
Idaho i
Full Crop In Spite of Water Shortage
Ro Lewis of the University of Idaho explains irrigation efficiency on Idaho projects. Farmers can use less water than before with large heads to reach lower ends, then reduce flow to save water. The Idaho Agricultural Engineering Department offers guidance on irrigation problems. A second topic discusses coal freight rates, railroad offers, and a mine operator named Samuel Samuels amid political debate.
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Iaho
Steward
Boise Valley
Barkiter
Idaho
Agricultural Engineering Department
College of Agriculture
The
University of Idaho
Samuels
Progressive Party
New Freedom
How Memorial Day Originated and Four Dimensional Theory
Memorial Day originated when General John A. Logan proclaimed May 30 for graves of Union soldiers, sailors, and marines, a tribute that spurred nationwide Decoration Day observances beginning in 1868. The piece also explains theFour dimensional theory with length breadth height and time, noting Einstein’s 1905 contribution uniting time with space.
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Q. How
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Albert Einstein
Pearts Abundant Around Panama Bay Inlanda
In the vicinity of the Peart Inlanda in the Bay of Panama pearts are plentiful. When the taints were first discovered natives used them as decorations for their canoes.
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Bay of
Panama
The Miserety in Language and Money
A brief reflection noting that a man who enslaves himself to wealth is labeled a miser or a miserable man, invoking common speech to describe the grip of money on character.
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Bell Telephone System
Robin Hood in Chautauqua Season Highlight
Reginald DeKoven's comic opera Robin Hood praised as the season's musical feature at Chautauqua. Conductor May Valentine leads a polished production with top talent, a fine orchestra, and vivid period costuming. The show's famous arias and ensemble pieces promise an enchanting experience.
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Robin Hood
Reginald DeKoven
May Valentine
Miss Valentine
Maid Marian
Sherwood Forest
Friar Tuck
Nottingham
DeKoven
Armourer
Binder for Cigars and Lehigh chemists’ binder claim
Chemists at Lehigh University announce a binder for use in fighters allowing cigars to be carried in a pocket without breaking. The World’s Biggest Store proclaims a vast Moscow department store with a thousand faces selling every kind of goods and operation.
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Lehigh University
Moscow
Bozaar
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Coolidge
Oregons
Willian Gibbs McAdoo
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Los Angeles Times
Mr. Bryan
al Smith
Omaha Bee
Sherwin Williams
Miller Hardware Company
SCN
Bell System
Pelicy - Ome Srete Catyerea Service
Bete Sarvi
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ro Lewis
Teton
Oregon
Idaho Falls
Snake Towns
Samuel
el Axed
Potomac
Johnstown
Senator Harrison
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Democratic National Committee
Madison Square Garden
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