Public sentiment urged against vulgar and anti American journals
A column denounces magazines aimed at sensational sex and deriding American life. It condemns European oriented editorials that mock rural America, cites Lincoln and John Brown digs, and questions social planners in Idaho and a Tennessee court case. It ends with Gulbransen insisting jazz is not music.
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East Side
America
Lincoln
John Brown
United States
Central
Europe
Ellesmere Island noted as near arctic land in MacMillan study
Washington June 13. A National Geographic bulletin describes Ellesmere Island as the second nearest land to the North Pole, detailing its geography from Baffin Bay to Cape Morris Jesup and Cape Columbia. It outlines exploration history from Baffin to Sverdrup and notes MacMillan plans to map the interior from Axel Heiberg and Etah bases.
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Washington, D. C
Dilesmere Island
North Pole
National Gene Society
Baffin Bay
Broad Water
Arctic
Greenland
Baffin Island
Wiliam Baffin
Ellesmere Island
Baffin
Hayes
Kane
Big Island
Grinnell Land
Polar Sea
Grant Land
North Lincoln
Kin Oscar Land
Cape Columbia
Peary
Cape Columia
Island
Berny
Alaska
Filesmere Island
Grantland
Sverdrup
North America
MacMillan
Axel Heiberg Land
Grant Land ii Ee
Etah
Axel Heiberg
Maine
Newfoundland
Greeley
Fort Conger
Lady Franklin Bay
Lach
Franklin Bay
Greely
Cape Sabine
Smith Sound
Ftak
National Geographis Go
Lady Cricket Seeks Town Life Ends Humble Meadow Wish
In a meadow tale, Lady Cricket longs for town while neighbors debate discontent. She braves dangers on the dusty road and a big house, finally returning home with renewed appreciation for meadow life. Her cousin Mia House Cricket and others help her along the way, affirming meadow life as enough.
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Lady Cricket
Grasshop
Grandaddy Longley
Cricket
Mama Tumblebug
Lady Crick
Mia
Erie
Lane
Saskatchewan premier Charles Dunning rise from England to power
Charles A. Dunning, reelected premier of Saskatchewan after the Liberal victory, descended from English farm roots to public leadership. Arriving in Saskatchewan at eighteen, he worked for a farmer, became a homesteader, led community projects, joined the Saskatchewan Grain Growers' association, and rose to general manager of a major elevator firm before entering politics and serving as provincial treasurer prior to becoming premier.
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Charles A. Dunning
Saskatchewan
Enngland
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Farmers’ Cooperative Associations
Wunning
Tie
Liberal Party
Second charter to South Carolina by Charles II noted
A fragmented history entry lists events from 16065 to 1917 including a South Carolina charter by Charles II, a Savannah militia muster in 1751, Isaac Norris death in Philadelphia, and the Washington Capitol foundation in Olympia among storms and World War I notes in brief.
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South Carolina
Charles K
Mourth Atlantic
Savannah
Isaac Norria
Quakers
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Horn
Paul Clusetet
Buries
Paris
Washington Capitol
Olympia
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Thy Dniester
Pershing
French Leaders Form New Government After Election
Gaston Dounecrgue was elected President of the French Republic and M Herriot was named Premier. Herriot proceeded to form a cabinet as the new administration took shape.
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Gaston Dounecrgue
M. Herriot
Notable figures born today in history
Sir Charles Parsons inventor of the turbine was born 71 years ago today. William Butler Yeats the celebrated Irish author and playwright was born 60 years ago today. Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske retired U S N was born at Lyons New York 71 years ago today. Dr James J Allen president of Davis and Elkins College was born at Hebron Virginia 49 years ago today.
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Charles Parsons
William Butler Yerts
Bradley A. Fiske
U.S. N
Lyons
N. Y
James J. “Allen
Davis and Elkins College
Hebron
Anniversary and Parade Notices Around the Nation Today
Hiram College marks its seventy fifth anniversary. Quincy Mans closes its tercen tenary with civic and military parade. A Scandinavian Foreign Trade Exhibition opens in Stockholm for one week. Queen's University Belfast to confer honorary LL D on American doctors. New York state convention called in Rochester to organize a State Progressive Party. Secretary Jardine to open the Wihdover road crossing the Great Salt Desert from Salt Lake City toward the Utah-Nevada line.
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Hiram
Quincy
Mans
Stockholm
Queen’s University of Belfast
Rochester
New York
Jardine
Great Salt Desert
Salt Lake City
Utah-Nevada Line
Matrimonially peaking
A humorous column by Hugh McKay about a wife calling her husband at work. The husband is always in some conference or meeting with important titles, and the stenographer notes he must not be disturbed. The piece ends by questioning why men take themselves so seriously during business hours.
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Conerence
Sicily
Portugal
Brazil
United States Senate
Rebekah Lodge Visit to Pocatello Banquet
About eighteen members of the Blackfoot Rebekah lodge traveled to Pocatello Thursday evening to be guests of the Pocatello Rebekahs. They attended a banquet in the Elk's hall and afterward assembled for an address by the state resident of the Rebekah assembly. Several visiting members gave brief talks.
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Rebekans
Pocatello
Tribune Blackfoot
Blackfoot Rebekah Lodge
Pocatello Rebekahs
Pocatello Lodge
Elk’s Hall
Rebekah Assembly
Everal
What This Day Means to You Gemini
Gemini today faces clouded planetary aspects and warns against important contracts or travels. A child born today is likely to be frail but recover with good care, while a Gemini born on this date shows impulsive generosity and combative tendencies. Notable people listed include Francis Dana Winfield Scott and John P. K. Henshaw.
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Francis Dana
Winfield Scott
John P. K. Henshaw
Milwaukee
Finetavus V. Fox
Mary L. B. Branch
Frederic W. Root
Why do you love him Why do you love him
The passage contrasts physical traits and monetary means with true companionship and understanding. It cautions readers, especially women, not to mistake superficial reasons for genuine love and suggests they may regret romantic sentiment misjudged as fate.
Crossword Puzzle Word List Clues From Classic Puzzles
A dense set of crossword prompts lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The fragment includes numerous numbered hints across parts of speech and categories, with several typographical errors, abbreviations, and partial phrases typical of puzzle compilations from a vintage newspaper.
Weather outlook and Paris hospital notes
Weather outlook for the Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions calls for considerable cloudiness and possible showers with cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday, then warmer later in the week. Paris hosts a unique hospital by the Seine where weak trees along the boulevard are brought for recovery.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Paris
Seine
Advice on love and marriage from a worn dockside chat
A reader recounts overhearing two women discuss love and marriage. The elder urges not to dissect feelings but to be grateful and hold on, while the younger ponders why she loves him. The piece argues for honest self-questioning to avoid settling for a merely attractive partner.
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