Byrd Trego Defends Stand After Guilty Verdict
Byrd Trego editor of the Blackfoot Republican and president of the Eastern Idaho Press Club faced a jury verdict of guilt. He refused to resign, stating he committed no crime and respects the jury’s decision while leaving open further actions by the press group.
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Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Rupert Trego
Trego
Idaho
Ee Tanic
Truth in Advertising and Public Trust in 19th Century Markets
An excerpt discusses the power of national advertising to shape consumer beliefs. It contrasts bold health claims in magazines with the partial truth of promises like cure‑alls. A pharmacist notes medicine's limits, highlighting honesty as essential when ads influence public buying.
American Idralion Ambition Drives Earnest Quest
An enigmatic figure named American Idralion pursues wealth driven by ambition rather than greed, signaling a complex character whose motives blend aspiration with avarice. The narrative hints at a journey where fortune is sought as a measure of personal achievement rather than mere money.
Sayings on Women From Classic Writers
A compilation of quotes about women from George Eliot Friedrich von Schiller Mme Necker Saint-Evre and Joseph Addison. The remarks touch on love devotion virtue weakness grace and influence attributed to womankind.
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Mme. Necker
Charles de Saint-Evre
Joseph Addison
The Beast of Burden in a Classroom Tale
A teacher recites animal usefulness in a small district classroom. She notes cowhide for leather and elephant tusk ivory, then asks Isabel what animal provides wool for clothes. Isabel answers simply that her father provides wool.
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Isabel
Louie Poet-Pdiapateh
Things That She Knew
A dramatic verse note from the Detroit Free Press describes a quarrel where the woman admits fault in private while denying real affection. The man leaves with hat and cane, planning to return, as she hides her true remorse and insists the charges were true.
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Detroit Free Press
Mies and Mes Vicarite Sketch Snapshot
A London Sketch vignette centers on Mrs. Muggins reflecting on her large family and feelings of loneliness. The dialogue notes alternating thoughts of missing and wanting her relatives.
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Mies
Mes
Invisible Print and the Fortunate Thing
A fragmented dialogue hints at misread text and lucky outcomes. Ethel and Kitty discuss unread kinship lines and printed material, revealing a playful rural exchange about interpretation and fortune.
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Riri's Spa
Roston Travacript
Rhubarb Pastry Recipes from an Oldfashioned Kitchen
Rhubarb treats are popular in spring though under crusts may soggy from juice. The guide offers Rhubarb Shortcake Rhubarb Tarts Rhubarb Cobbler and Rhubarb Pie with step by step directions and serving ideas.
The Ring of Words by Robert Louis Stevenson
A poem fragment reflecting on how words and songs endure after the singer dies and the creator is buried. Imagery of rings of words, song, and memory links lovers and singers as even in twilight the verses unite.
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Low
Len
Robert Louis Stevenson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Alabamian
A Marbury Alabama resident extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy stating it is one of the best medicines for coughs and whooping coughs and that his family all uses it. He claims it prevents serious lung trouble and recommends keeping it on hand.
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L. C. Ea
Marbury
Ala
Brotherly intervention ends dining dispute over corned beef
A man with a chin beard in a restaurant confronts a companion after a coded se ret order and a knife misused for corned beef. Prompt actions quell the disturbance but about sixteen dollars of tableware are ruined. Meritol Tonic Digestive ad follows noting health benefits.
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Waiteta
Chicago Tribune
Minnie Hosts Friends This Sunday to Tuesday Evenings
Minnie will entertain at home for three consecutive evenings Sunday Monday and Tuesday with circulars as usual and Mrs H Green listed in the advertisement.
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Minnie
Les
H. Green
Pocatello Warrant Call Notices Funds and Dates
Notice from Mary E. Umelveny treasurer of Pocatello Idaho dated April 28 1918 calls warrants for the Officers Fire Department and Police fund Nos 240 to 266 and Nos 636 to 695 inclusive with interest through April 28.
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Passa & Traders Bank
Officers' Fire Department and Polics Fund
Pocatello, Idaho
Mary E. U Melveny
Bank of the Skyscraper Critique of City Planning
Lawson Purdy argues that height-driven development ruined city beauty and citizen health, hindering light and air, and limiting value from many lots. He urges New York and other cities to adopt ordinances used by German and English cities to restore a useful city, warning the problem is beyond remedy.
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New York
Lawson Purdy
Eczema Relief Promises Highlighted in 1900s Ad Copy
Readers are offered symptomatic relief for skin conditions like eczema through advertised remedies. The copy emphasizes soothing effects and topical applications, urging purchase through local outlets and detailing purported cures for persistent rashes.
Six Dollar Nettleton Oxford Shoes at The Toggery
Shoe ad notes Nettleton oxford pair priced at $4.35 available at The Toggery store. Includes brief pricing and retailer name.
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Nettleton Oxford
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Ané Jong
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Meritol
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Staples
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Vico Pres
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