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Grace and Strength in Weakness Prayer Verse
A devotional snippet cites 2 Corinthians 12 9 My grace is sufficient for thee and that Christ power rests on weakness It adds a prayer to refresh us Lord to live and honor Thee through all earthly days.
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Revolutionary junior college idea at Idaho sparks debate
The Idaho campus program described as revolutionary by some is argued to be a long familiar concept from eastern universities aimed at giving specialists a basic broad education. The column contrasts tariff views, praises Wall Street sentiment, and notes night football scheduling could boost local attendance for Haskell games at Idaho Southern Branch.
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University of Idaho
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Cow College
United States
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University, Southern Branch
Haskell Indians
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Trains Loop No More on Colorado and Southern Railroad
The Georgetown Loop near Denver, a famed spiral section built to climb a canyon, was abandoned after cars and buses improved mountain roads reduced demand. The Colorado Public Service Commission allowed the line to discontinue, marking the end of a picturesque railway engineering landmark once popular in textbooks and travel.
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Rules for life and old radio season stir a small town
A Walter Johnson inspired critique on fair play and discipline appears amid humorous local notices. The column notes changes at home with hair styles, radios blaring, and a jab at dial telephones. It ends with a tongue in cheek line about modern crimes and catching up.
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Daily Calm For Busy Households In 1930
A 1930 Bell Syndicate piece urges mothers to schedule a daily calm period to counteract the high tempo of modern life. It notes children show stress through irritability and suggests naps, quiet rest, and individualized activities like reading, music, dreams, or sewing as appropriate. Leaders by example are advised to maintain personal quiet time.
Sharp Eyes Fooled by a Hidden Nest in Meadow Tales
Reddy Fox attempts to locate Carol the Meadow Lark nest on Green Meadows using circle-search tactics based on Carol’s movements. He nearly finds Mrs Meadow Lark but the nest remains hidden as the color match of feathers and dead grass fools him, and Mrs Reddy smiles.
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Capital Without Railroad In Tegucigalpa Honduras
Capital of Honduras Tegucigalpa lacks rail facilities. Residents are of pure Spanish type and retain ancestral customs. Gold was mined nearby to supply Montezuma.
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Final Horse Drawn Cab Ends Franks Tour in City
AGER German capital Frankfort am Main sees the last horse drawn cab conclude its city tour as the driver plans to switch to taxi work. The cab’s final run marks the end of an era for the historic street transport in the city.
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Museum of History
Sub Rosa and the Frigate Bird of Modern Life
A 1930 column uses bird imagery to discuss women’s changing roles in modern life. It contrasts land birds and sea birds to urge measured independence, noting some women adapt well to big cities and new dress and jobs while others struggle at sea. It cites Hollywood employment.
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Pin Money Comment Sparks Online Feud
A quip by Katrinka about a rival named Dumb Dera provokes talk as readers discuss gendered pay phrasing and online reactions. The remark touches on salaries and social expectations in a satirical tone.
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How's Your Health Nature's Disinfectants and Sanitation
The article extolls nature's disinfectants sunlight dryness and time as effective against germs. It argues sunlight quickly destroys microbes, dryness halts many life forms, and air exposure enhances disinfection over fumigation. Cleanliness and ventilation are core to modern sanitation.
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