Wild and Woolly West Turns Tame in Modern Times
A reflective piece contrasts the old frontier image with a modern West boasting legal order and peaceful life. It notes fewer riots and feuds, milder dangers, radio and social changes, and a shift from gun culture to gentler amusements, while joking about eastern influence and contemporary trivial toughness.
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Far East
Rockies
Plains
Great West
West
Karl Riedelsberger
East
Palestine
Trio of Utah men fined for shooting chickens without license
A judge in Henry county fined three Utah men $60 each and required a non resident license after they used aliases in a case stemming from shooting chickens without a license. The judge linked alias use to malice and warned such acts will be penalized.
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Utah
Henry
John Doe
Jane Doe
Belgium faces debt drive sparks public war talk
Fragmentary lines claim Belgium struggles with debt and private citizens would fight to gain concessions. A Red Army plan to inoculate enemies with germs is alleged. Chinese abduct a missionary and hold Yin for ransom, while the speaker touts continued missionary presence.
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RED Army
Russia
Stunts as Profitable Ventures Across The World
The piece discusses extreme feats from English Channel swimming to polar challenges and high speed races. It argues thrill seeking is commercially valuable as stunts are syndicated and sold, with explorers from Vikings to Columbus cited as forerunners. Idaho rains and potato origins are briefly noted as side remarks.
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English Channel
Sumatra
Africa
Washington Battles To Retreat To New York City 1776
A readable fragment lists historical events and anniversaries from various years. It mentions General Washington withdrawing his forces to New York from Long Island in 1776 and notes other dated items including Arctic explorer Sir John Ross’s death and a 19th century company incorporation amid scattered archival phrasing.
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Washington
New York
Long Island
Sir John Ross
John B. Hood
Orleans
Owingovil
Peninsula
Florida
Western Reserve
Lake Saan
William J
Prince of Wales dined with Coolidge at White House
One year ago today the Prince of Wales dined with President Coolidge at the White House. Nine people were killed in a riot over the Ku Klux Klan in Horria Tl, with authorities reporting the violent clash centered on public order issues.
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Prince of Wales
President Coolidge
White House
Horria
Rutherford’s Eminent Method Born in New Era
Fragmentary text notes Ernest Rutherford and a reference to a new era or age. Details are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Ernest Rutherford
New
What This Day Means to You
Today the planetary aspects are benign with a shift to adverse after sunset. Daytime favors Sunday observances and enjoyment, while night brings self control to curb evil emotions. Birthday people are exceptional, with magnetic personality and sharp judgment and initiative guiding actions.
More Truth Than Poetry Poem on Politics and Rome Echoes
A reflective column contrasts ancient Roman rulers with modern politicians criticizing public works as electioneering. It notes emperors built lasting roads and durable projects, while modern leaders allegedly rust cheap jobs to win votes. The piece then shifts to brief quips about figures and a birthday list.
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Rome
Understanding Croup and Its Effects on a Child's Breath
The article explains croup as a hoarse voice and barking cough in children, often linked to laryngeal inflammation. It notes causes include muscle spasms, airway narrowing from a membrane, and occasional overlap of these factors, with historical references to its long-standing recognition.
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Podiatrient
Understanding true and false forms of croup in children
The article explains two forms of croup, true membranous croup caused by diphtheria and false spasmodic croup, its spring peak pattern, age range of affected children, and signs distinguishing the mild form from the dangerous variant, including nighttime onset and minimal fever.
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Alee
Thesehild
Croup Caring Advice From a 19th Century Guide
A late note outlines home remedies for child croup including cold wet dressings and ice collars, steam inhalations, and preserving calm during attacks. It warns against inducing vomiting or giving mustard and suggests motherly care and practical measures to ease breathing and ensure rest. The piece also lightly references historical anecdotes and a local amusement ride.
Train timetable summary from Pocatello Idaho station
Train departures and connections listed for Chicago Portland Salt Lake Butte and other routes with varying times and connections. Notes include coach car details and multiple express and limited services, connections to Twin Falls steamship tickets, and reference to Minidoka Shoshone Glenns Ferry area passengers.
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Train Express
Chicago - Portland Limited
Green River
Nampa
Golag North
Hutte
van Express
Salt Lake - Ashton
Golag
Yellowstone ix
Yellowstone
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George F. Root
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Chicago Mail & Exp
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