Idahoans Seen Through Nation Eye in Pioneer Spirit Essay
The Nation article on Idaho portrays a rugged, liberties minded people focused on big projects and practical progress. It notes a clash between cultural interests and material ambition while praising Borah’s national stature yet noting Idaho’s political indifference.
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United States
M. B. Stome
Nation Magazine
Idaho
William E. Borah
Washington
Borah
Senator Borah
Tdaho
Dear Mimi Advice on a late boyfriend and dating balance
Martha asks how to handle a boyfriend who is often late and sometimes breaks plans. The adviser suggests talking to him about his time, trying one engagement per week, making him wait if he breaks it, and dating others to shift balance.
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Mimi
Aintmest
Martha
The
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Curious Seeds Dream of Castles Above Ground
A tiny brown seed and its rude neighbor imagine their future plants. The small seed hopes for a castle of green leaves and scarlet blooms while the other pursues an orange blossomed ascent. Their world turns on patience and the earth’s waiting season.
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Black Ant
Tiny Seed and the violetness of a brave neighbor
A whimsical tale where a timid seed grows into a violet crowned by kindness. The ugly neighbor, nicknamed Skunk Cabbage, scowls at the world while the seed’s benevolence and tenacity win praise from children along the road.
Chronology of Key 19th Century Political and Military Events
A compact timeline lists notable happenings from 1848 to 1916 including Louis Napoleon’s election to the French National Assembly in 1848, 1855 American antislavery convention in Cincinnati, 1862 Confederate cavalry under JEF Stuart flanking the Army of the Potomac, 1867 Maximilian court martial in Mexico, 1873 Ashanti defeat by Britain at El Mina, 1890 Italian Crown Prince Victor Emmanuel III hosted by the German Kaiser at Potsdam, 1891 Canadian politics with Sir John A. Macdonald’s successor, and 1916 Canadian counterattack at Ypres restoring trenches.
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Louis
Napoleon
National Assembly
Cincinnati
J. EF. B. Stuart
Army of the Potomac
Maximilian
Mexico
Elminay
Italy
Victor Emmanuel III
Potsdam
J. C. Abbott
Canada
John A. Macdonald
Ypres
Born on this day horoscope for February 18
This sun sign reading notes a day with health caution and changing evening, urging a composed child and a generous, magnetic person who attracts others. It highlights artistic intelligence over business, warns of possible burnout, and suggests happiness with partners born in February or September. Notable names include Frederic W. Root and Gustavus V. Fox.
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Frederic W. Root
Mary N. M. Branch
Gustavus V. Fox
The
Bell Syndicate Inc
Editorial on war dodgers becoming citizens
A Muscatine Iowa Journal editorial argues 50,000 potential new citizens after five year exemption delays will emerge as many who fled military service as aliens. It urges Congress to bar citizenship for those who dodged duties, stating the nation can endure without war dodgers as citizens.
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United States
Ellis Island
Ae Pi
Congress
Muscatine
Iowa
Conventions Opening Today Across Regions
Chicago hosts the National Hardwood Lumber association opening today alongside Providence the New England Coal Dealers' association and Omaha preparations for the United Spanish War Veterans department of Nebraska. Jefferson Wisconsin and Pennsylvania chapters of the Great Council Order of Red Men also convene today.
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Chicago—National Hardwood Lumber Association
Providence, R. I
New England Coal Dealers’ Association
Omaha
Farsons Honored On 69th Birthday Of Turbine Pioneer
Sir Charles Farsons who developed the turbine for driving steamships is remembered on what would have been his 69th birthday. He is cited for pioneering marine turbine engineering and influencing naval propulsion.
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Sir Charles Farsons
Immigration stance supports assimilation by clubs
The General Federation of Women's Clubs backs admission policies admitting only aliens capable of assimilation. It argues that those unwilling to join the melting pot cannot have a proper place in American citizenship, and a man cannot be fully American while remaining loyal to a distant power.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Portland
Press Herald
Soviet monopoly on larceny defended by Reg ister
Iola Kansas newspaper laments private theft challenging state control asserting individual thrift is a capital crime and warning that the government will not permit private grab and go. The piece frames theft as a crime against state monopoly and criticizes casual looting by any passerby.
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Soviet Russia
Tom
Harry
Iola
Kan
Fears of Prosperity Run Roiling Through Boston Herald
Boston Herald notes GOP worry about too much prosperity stoking fears within party leaders. The piece portrays anxiety over economic signals and political strategy shaping party conduct in the current climate.
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Boston Herald
Birthdays for Yeats and Dr. Allen Marked Today
Today marks birthdays for William Butler Yeats born in Dublin 58 years ago and Dr. James E. Allen president of Davis and Elkins College born in Hebron Virginia 47 years ago.
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William Butler Yeats
Per Aoe
Dublin
James E. Allen
Davis and Elkins College
Hebron
Local Evangelist Warns of Declining Christian Faith Among College Students
Don 0. Skelton, a prominent evangelist and Y M C A figure, expresses alarm over the steady decline in the percentage of American college students professing faith in Christ, a concern he has shared as a longtime religious educator.
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Don 0. Skelton
Religious Worker's 35 Years in Ministry and Lectures
The text profiles a New York educated religious leader who began as YMCA secretary in Elmira New York thirty five years ago. He lectured across the United States edited religious and missionary works and held key executive roles promoting moral and social welfare. He authored several religious books and is regarded as a Bible authority. A reflection notes the divide in world knowledge.
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Elmira
N. Y
America
Ile
Mr. Shelton
New York State
Today’s scholarly events span science to transportation
The day features a 150th birth anniversary for Thomas Young cited for wave theory of light. Roman Catholic Bishop Francis J Tief marks 15 years in priesthood. Columbia hosts a transatlantic English conference. Chicago’s Dr Alonzo A Stagg speaks at Carnegie Tech gym cornerstone. Washington hosts a conference on reducing waste in rail transportation.
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Thomas Young
Francis J. Tief
Concordia
Kas
Atlantic
Columbia University
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Department of Commerce
Washington
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