Regents decide to dismiss head of Mining at University of Idaho
The Board of Regents met in Moscow and decided to remove Dr Miller after about ten years leading the Mining department. The search for a new head will be led by Macclaan, with a recommendation expected in summer and appointment by the Regents president. Governor Gooding’s party returns from the Portage railroad opening.
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Rewci Ius
Board of Regents
University of Idaho At
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Macclaan
University
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Porthend
Dalles
Celils
Gooding
Government
Forestry
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Washington
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Shay
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Supreme Court
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Good Roads
Adda
Tee
Voine
A A McPherson
Twin Palls View
French
W. MM
Iibeen
St Anthony
Voom
Taller
Joie Me. Millae
Dlotee
Kootenai
TH. Smith Rathetrum
Wasthmeten
T «. Galloway
Weber
Shaechem
OM Barkwell
Wallace
Canyon A. KB Gi
Bigekfoout
Fremont
Moore
St. Anthony
Rere
Wo Dhowle
Moneta
Notice Inviting Bids for Idaho Supplies 1995
The Idaho Provisions division invites bids for a large list of supplies including apricots, coffee, chocolate, flour, sugar, tea, tobacco, clothing, linens, shoes, hardware, and household goods. Bids due July 4, 1995, from bidders supplying Idaho products. samples required. preferred Idaho bidders encouraged.
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Liverpool
Kansas
Idaho Insane Asylum bids for supplies
The Idaho Insane Asylum at Blackfoot invites sealed bids for goods delivered freight prepaid. Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked Bids for Supplies and sent to the board in Idaho. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids by order of the Board B J Briggs.
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Miockfontdale
Idaho Insane Asylum
Blackfoot
Idahe
J Briggs
Duality vs Quantity Hoard Digestive Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Weedor Dyspepsia Cure promising complete digestion of all food and nutrient absorption. It asserts benefits for indigestion dyspepsia and related ailments, claiming system strengthening and universal nourishment.
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Bohlter
Magic in Zuni Tribe Ritual Captivates Audience in Arizona
The Zuni priests known as The Atesents of Creation perform a long ceremony in a capsule around a jar of water. Eagle feathers tied together are dipped to suspend the vessel while chants and drums build emotion. The feat appears miraculous but may rely on unknown tricks.
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Joe
United States
Arizona
Coupse
Seattle Poast Intelligencer
Structure of bones shows compact and spongy strength
The article explains two bone types, compact and spongy, and their roles in strength. It notes compact bone in shafts acts like a hollow pillar for maximum resilience, while spongy bone core and bone tables in the skull distribute impact and protect the brain.
A History of the Apostolic Majesty Title in Hungary
The text outlines the ancient title of apostolic majesty tied to the rulers of Hungary. It traces its origins to early rulers, notes reconstruction under Stephen I, and describes renewals by Clement XIV and later administrations. It mentions the privilege of cross bearing and the title’s constitutional ties to the Austrian emperor as king of Hungary.
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Gheyna
Adalbert
Iboshopo
Volk
Sylvester H
Stephen
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Clement Miee
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TSGS
Landoo
Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney Disease
Marion Lee of Dunreath says Pfeetoy’s Kitnes Core cured her and assuaged symptoms of Bright’s disease and diabetes with three bottles. Mrs. AOL Cook, a druggist, reports similar comfort and relief from Stight disorders after using the remedy.
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Pright
Marion Lee
Dunreath
Poley
Aol
Cook
Drugeiet
A Queer F ish and the Dugong Mermaids Lore
The article discusses the dugong and manatee as odd sea creatures. It notes dugongs live on seaweed along Indian Ocean shores and mythic mermaid connections. It mentions affectionate mothers, shared danger, and reports of hunting for flesh, with extinct pressures noted.
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Indianees
Red Sea
Gulf of Manaar
Teade
Jules Verne
The Brain Cell as Independent Mental Unit
Dr Joseph Walsh discusses the brain cell concept from Caval, noting the neuron as an independent unit with multiple processes. He compares memory recall to a telephone operator searching connections among memory cells until the correct name or idea surfaces.
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Caval
Joseph Walsh
Booklovers
Blind men test senses in street encounter in Philadelphia
Two blind men from a home for the blind met on a street corner in Philadelphia. A passerby overheard one greet the other by name and asked how he knew him from a distance. He replied by the sound of the cane, claiming to detect the top of the cane at about half a square away.
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Philadelphia
Hair turns white in hours after wedding and journeys
The article cites the Encylopedia Metropolitan saying Henry I of Navarre and a British banker both grew white hair rapidly after severe events. It notes a man about forty turning snow white by returning from his wedding trip, eyebrows included, causing friends to doubt his identity.
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Henry I
Navarre
Encvelopedia Metropolitan
Sting Mechanisms in Insects and Reptiles
Study compares venom delivery, noting similar principles in stings and fangs. Describes hollow structures that transfer poison instantly on contact, likening scorpion sting to rattlesnake fang in function.
4 Good Precedent Dialogue Sparks Satirical Exchange
In a witty exchange Mrs Mildly declares the world would be cleaner without men. Mr Mildly retorts that without women the Lord would still hunt for dirt to make a man like Collier's.
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Mrs. Mildly
Mr Mildly
Collier's
Do We Suffer From Overwork
The text argues fatigue stems from worry or boredom rather than workload. It notes humans are built to work and invites examining the source of tired feelings to measure fatigue.
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Dr Cater
Cupid arrows spark senseless humor in Chicago paper
A quirky exchange questions whether a man feels pain from Cupid's arrow. The punchline suggests a man merely becomes sensiness for a time in a lighthearted column from Chicago Review-Herald.
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Cupid
Chicago
Revord-Herali
Salute of Thirteen Guns at Sunrise Ceremony
The event honors Grand Marshals Dr. C. E. M. Loux and M. Wedekind with a thirteen-gun salute at dawn. Local officials organize the patriotic observance.
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Dr. C. E. M. Loux
M. Wedekind
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