Earl White Receivers Take Over E. C. White & Company Holdings
In Pocatello a receiver has taken control of the E. C. White & Company holdings. Friends of Earl White express confidence he will overcome the financial setback if efforts are made to conserve company assets. The community urges support for White, praising his long service and contributions to local business and progress.
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E. C. White & Company
Pocatello
White
Earl White
Two Dollar Wheat Possible Says Farm Forecast
The article warns of a tight winter wheat market with a likely 200 million bushel shortfall and a decreased world carryover. It notes favorable spring wheat prospects but potential declines as harvest nears, with rust droughts and insects likely to reduce yields. Export plans and a possible 50 to 100 million bushels shipment could push prices higher, potentially reaching two dollars before 1925 harvest.
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Europe
Russia
North Africa
United States
Gulf
America's Menace and the American Dilemma of Law and Liberty
A reflective editorial discusses the nation’s peril from contempt for laws and the danger of anarchistic attitudes. It contrasts those who reject authority with those who demand total regulation, urging balanced patriotism and responsible citizenship amid conflicting ideologies. It notes European stereotypes of Americans as cowboys and other caricatures.
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Nherry
Indiana readers back Whitcomb pool project in old fashioned style
Abdel-Krim told an American reporter that he fights on the defensive, a sign of lessons from World War I. Hoosiers donated to save James Whitcomb Riley's old fashioned swimming hole, though the hope is the money stays for the original purpose and not a modern tiled pool.
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Abdel-Krim
James Whitcomb
The Peace Pact and the World War Peace Question
An American perspective weighs a Europe wide security pact among England France Germany and Belgium. It questions who would enforce decisions and whether Britain or the League of Nations might umpire. The piece notes uncertainties and the chance that the next war could start in eastern Europe.
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Germany
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God of War
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Great Britain
Belgium
Rhine
League of Nations
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Lion
Uncle Sam
American Art Critique Sparks Debate on Public Taste
C B Falls argues American tastes favor finish and soft imagery over bold, forceful art. He says Americans prefer sentimental scenes and pretty girls, while poverty and grim themes lack appeal for magazine covers and public displays.
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C. B. Falls
Falls
Night terrors in children and their remedies
A medical article explains that infant night terrors arise mainly from physical irritants such as digestion problems and enlarged tonsils. It urges tranquil sleep environments, warns against dark rooms as punishment, and calls for medical consultation to address conditions like adenoids. It notes self confidence as a remedy for blushing.
Birthday notices for notable figures born today
Dwight F Davis born in St. Louis 46 years ago is a secretary of war and donor of the famous international tennis cup. Jan Kubolik violinist born in Prague 45 years ago today. Benjamin F Bush railway executive born Wellsboro Pa 65 years ago today. Judah I New York rabbi born San Francisco 44 years ago to Williams J gueder. Berea College alumni born in Brooklyn 64 years ago today.
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Dwight F Davis
St. Louis
Jan Kubolik
Prague
Czecho
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous domestic exchange unfolds as one character asks for help with a package while the other delays. The repetitive dialogue captures marital dynamics and comic frustration in a single skit-like moment.
Progressive Action endorses La Follette at Cleveland meeting
One year ago today the conference for progressive political action held in Cleveland endorsed the La Follette candidacy for the presidency in a key party gathering.
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Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
la Follette
What Shall We Do Now The Age Old Cry Of Amusement
A column admonishes modern women for demanding constant amusement and new entertainments. It argues such behavior exhausts partners, causes social friction, and leads to lost relationships. The piece urges women to avoid repeatedly asking What shall we do now and to appreciate shared activities.
Indian Pudding Recipe Text
Dissolve one teaspoonful soda in one cupful sour milk into it stir two cupfuls cornmeal two-thirds cup flour one-half cup brown sugar and one-half teaspoon salt. Add one egg and two cupfuls berries. Bake four and one half hours. Serve with hard sauce.
More Truth Than Poetry Author Bill Biff Shines In Writing Fame
Bill Biff, a heavyweight fighter turned writer, earns a dollar per word and gains notoriety as a noted American author. His unusual spelling and ear learned grammar define his distinctive style as he builds a growing literary reputation.
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