Why Not Fairness Four Year Term at Idaho Tech Institute
Opinion argues for a four year program at Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello. It contends state needs, accessibility, and regional benefits justify expansion, despite university opposition and northern Idaho/centered criticism.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Tech Institute
North Idaho
University Center
Tech Friends
State University
Idaho
Tech
Pocatello
Utah
Wyoming
Technical College
Newspaper Advertising Powers Local Trade
Newspaper advertising reaches daily readers and acts as the life blood of local trade. It gives national advertisers local appeal, enables quick dealer distribution, and helps manufacturers show where products are sold. Ads can start or stop overnight and are cost effective with measurable results.
Choosing a Definite Life Work For Today's Youth
A reading urges boys and girls to select a life work they will enjoy whether paid or for love of the task. It emphasizes value of purposeful use of time and cites Sir Walter Scott on time and effort, then notes Secretary Hughes’ Versailles treaty interpretation and Dawes plan implications.
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Walter Scott
Hughes
United States
Dawes
Giant Skipper Butterfly Teaches Peggy About Caterpillars
Peggy meets Mrs. Giant Skipper a giant brown butterfly. She learns how eggs hatch into caterpillars and how caterpillars burrow into plant stems before emerging as butterflies. The friendly meeting ends with Peggy watching the butterfly fly away and promising to tell others she met a real giant.
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Peggy
Florida
Nyere
Rosa
Remembering an Old Flame While Embracing a Steady Partner
A friend recounts a woman who weighed a past tall dark lover against an intelligent fiancé. The tale advises trusting current commitments, noting old memories may fade and a devoted partner often surpasses former romances. The narrator urges gratitude for the good man in her life.
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Ny Restlers Messee
Will
What This Day Means to You
An unusually favorable day favors art literature education health and property matters. For a birthday person it highlights independence tact diplomacy and restraint with a tendency toward neat appearance and cautious business conduct. Notable individuals born on this date include John Delafield banker John Hiram Lathrop educator and artist Walter Gay.
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John Delafield
John Hiram Lathrop
George EF. Belknap
George Ut. Wright
Conventions Opening Today Across States
Several state business bodies begin meetings today. In Minneapolis the Minnesota Realty Association opens sessions, while San Francisco hosts the California White Manufacturers. Colorado groups in Denver and Petersburg Virginia State Chamber of Commerce also start, with Cleveland hosting the Ohio Association of Common Pleas Judges.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Realty Association
San Francisco
California
Siation of Colorado
Denver
Colorado Federation of Women’s
Petersburg
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Common
Birthdays of prominent figures mark anniversaries today
Sir George Fuller premier of New South Wales born 64 years ago. Clem Shaver DNC chair born 58 years ago in Marion county West Virginia. Joshua W Alexander former Commerce Secretary born 73 years ago in Cincinnati. Chase Osborn ex Michigan governor born 65 years ago in Huntington county Indiana. Dr Frederick C Ferry Hamilton College president born 47 years ago in Braintree Vermont. Bill Jinkins voices lost faith in the wisdom of the plain people.
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George Fuller
New South Wales
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Marion County
W. Va
Joshua W. Alexander
Wilson
Cincinnati
Chase 8 Osborn
Michigan
Huntington County
Ind
Frederick C. Ferry
Hamilton College
Braintree
Houghton Chosen as Ambassador to Britain
Alanson B. Houghton selected to succeed Kellogg as United States Ambassador to the Court of St James. Former Ambassador to Germany since 1922 and longtime New York congressman noted for foreign affairs work. Houghton is a Cambridge native, Harvard graduate, Corning glass magnate, and experienced in international affairs.
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Alanson B. Houghton
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Court of St. James
Germany
Berlin
Houghton
New York
Congress
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Committee On Ways
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Corning
N. Y
America
One Year Ago Today Baldwin Government Re Signed
Ramsey MacDonald became prime minister and announced his cabinet one year ago today. The renamed government in England marked a reshuffle as the leader formed the new administration.
More Truth Than Poetry An Abandoned Quest
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts Eskimo life with imagined igloos and sub polar hardship. Stefansson challenges the view of Eskimo dwellings and notes they live in timber homes and hunt all night. The piece weaves thoughts on Mosquitoes, climate, and northern life with cuts of social commentary.
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Cumberland Sound
Stefansson
Measles as a Public Health Duty
Former AMA president urges parents to treat measles as a serious contagious disease. Watch for early signs like sneezing and red eyes, keep affected children indoors, consult a doctor, and burn contaminated tissues. Prevent spread with careful hygiene and restricted contact until recovery.
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Charlies
A. L. Reed
M. D
American Medical Association
Altost
Butter Forgot at Dinner Sparks Domestic Row
Fragmentary humor column note recalls a dinner table quarrel sparked by a missed butter order and a pattern of forgetfulness. The piece references a speaker, a memory lapse, and a sharp retort setting off a household clash amid other dated notices about notable figures and events.
Byron and Prentice in Brief Historical Notes
Brief 18th and 19th century notices mention Lord Byron born in 1788 and dying in Greece in 1824. A 1870 reference notes the Duke of Wellington appointing a commander in chief with George D. Prentice noted as famous.
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Lord Byron
Botsom
London
Greece
Duke of
Wellesia
George D. Prentice
Fourth Dominion session may be last before election
Ottawa session opens with high stakes as a general election looms. In Washington a White House reception honors the judiciary as part of winter social events. Los Angeles imposes new traffic rules prohibiting horse drawn vehicles in business districts during peak hours.
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Ottawa
White House
Coolidge
Los Angeles
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the Tribune Co., Ltd
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McClure Newspaper SynDicate
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Louisville
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Joseph P. Bradley
Supreme Court of United States
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