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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
3
A poem describing summer beauty and a dusty bare path through fields. It contrasts nature’s splendor with toil worn by weary workers walking the sunburnt grass under care. The speaker recalls a fair summer memory while envisioning the path’s stark reality. Elmira Telegram.
In Sir Nevil Masterton's priory Pauline's diamond pendant vanishes after a safe lockup. Suspicions fall on Lady Masterton and Aunt Prissy, but Carter reveals the truth: the pendant is hidden by Aunt Prissy, who confesses she took it in jealousy to shield Pauline from scandal.
A Detroit Free Press quip highlights the Mississippi River’s crooked course causing a steamer to meet itself. A humorous note from Lippincott's ponders cravings and money shifting tastes. A contrarian thought claims divorces happen in heaven and marriages in the other place, reflecting playful views on love and luck.
The Mount of Olives east of Jerusalem, rising about 2000 feet, has long been linked to key biblical events. The article notes recent sensational claims that Kaiser Wilhelm acquired it via Abdul Hamid, amid descriptions of Gethsemane and rival Ascension sites now under Moslem and Greek Catholic control.
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick, once imprisoned in England for her husband’s murder, tours the United States studying penitentiaries and institutional life. She advocates reform and praises industrial work in prisons, recounting past campaigns and public petitions for her release.
A historical note recounts Thomas Day, author of Sandford and Merton, seeking a wife molded to his ideals. He sought a woman plain, honest, devoted to learning, and shunned by fashion, arranging for two orphan girls to be bound out and one to be wed to a friend, with Day committing to marry the other or providing a dowry.
Emilie Grigsby, ward of the late Charles T. Yerkes, inherits one million dollars from the Yerkes estate and plans to sell the Park Avenue mansion built for her before moving to Europe. The magnate’s friendship with Miss Grigsby sparked a public scandal at his death.
A playful scene shows Washington urged to sit, an alderman cautioning him about art. The father of his country answers loudly asking what kind of picture that would create, prompting the alderman to abandon further meddling with the painting.
Miss Caroline Courteney, at Wolf PointMontana Presbyterian Indian Industrial School, recalls First Eagle with humor and reflects on Indian language poetry. She praises resilient children like seven year old Cora Moore a climber who reads in winter, and notes a playful exchange with a trickster boy William Black Thunder.
A man seeks sleep aid at a downtown drugstore and learns a geography based mental sequence to calm thoughts. The drug clerk explains that shifting focus to naming states, counties, capitals, and seats can narcotize wakefulness and quickly lead to sleep, recurring as a daily relaxation routine.
Soldiers keep fit by a brief lean meat diet and hot water to shed about two pounds daily. After three or four days of abstinence, they revert to normal meals, restoring balance with the uniform.
Harper's Weekly notes spiraling prices and wage changes as the Senate raises its pay, signaling a widening gap between costs and wages. The poem laments the era of rapid price increases and discusses the impact on the public mood.
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