Hell and Back and Hell Towns in Scandinavia
A Boise Statesman excerpt reprints a St Paul despatch about C E Blackburn, a postmark collector, noting a letter from Paradise Arizona and another from Hell Sweden. The writer explains Hell Norway exists on a Ragnarök era railway near Trondheim and recalls a Trondheim to Hell and back trip. Hell means clear, not sinister.
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Boise Statesman
St. Paul, Minn
C. E. Blackburn
Paradise
Ariz
Hell
Sweden
Blackburn
Scandinavia
Norway
Trondhjem
Sterkwater
Arizona
Signs of Mental Deficiency in Aging Diet Message
The American Association for the Advancement of Science links early senility to calcium and phosphorus deficiencies in diet. It argues the bone builder ratio affects aging, urging public attention to nutrients to avoid mental decline and the illusion of youth in later years.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Equal Rights Campaign by National Woman’s Party
The National Woman’s Party announces a militant drive to win support for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for men and women across the United States. It argues the nineteenth amendment purifies politics and urges immediate action.
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National Women’s Party
United States
Idaho Twin Babies Born to Wilder Couple in June
Idaho news notes the birth of a boy and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kalep Maggard of Wilder on June 22, the couple’s fourteenth children with twelve alive. The item threads through county race, tax suits, livestock losses, and political opinions, including coyote and bobcat counts, state fish and game funding debate, a divorce custody suit, a tax suit against a Nampa service station, a chicken theft case ending in prison, and remarks from Lt. Gov. Mix on agriculture and national platform priorities.
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Kalep Maggard
Wilder
Idaho
E. G. Gallet
M. H. Clasen
Nampa
Clasen
Burgess News Sparks Green Forest Buzz About Big Tom
Sammy Jay brings the news that Big Tom and Mrs Gobbler have moved into the Green Forest. Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote react with eagerness while Mrs Peter grows jealous then relieved as Peter remains free of romance. The tale previews a visitor to Big Tom and Mrs Gobbler.
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Sammy Jay
Buster Bear
Green Forest
Big Tom
Mrs. Gobbler
Sammy
Briar Patch
Peter
Mrs. Peter
Mrs. Grouse
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Honker
Goose
Mr. Grouse
Mrs Gobbler
Test Your Knowledge Trivia and Local Notice
San Francisco readers see a quirky note about Minerva Hartman a centenarian living in a house on stilts after a state highway rerouted nearby engineers lifted her home 25 feet. The piece also invites readers to try Tribune Classified Ads.
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San Francisco
Minerva Hartman
Our Children Fourth of July
An essay argues against fireworks for the Fourth of July celebrating with age-appropriate activities and family trips. It stresses teaching children patriotic duty, the Declaration’s spirit, and serving country over personal pleasure, aiming for a higher standard than the founders.
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Idaho State Editorial Association
Utah
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the Tribune
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Halliday Street
Yellowstone Park
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Senate
House
Predatory Animal Control Board
United States Biological Survey
Bannock County
Twin Falls County
Weiser
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William Munger
Josie
Boise
John T. Tracey
Filer
Howard Lapray
Rhode Island
G. P. Mix
Chicago
Surrey
Jim Pope
Washington
New York Ave
Wiauieton
D. Cc
Tam
J. Millar Watt
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
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Center Street
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
1St Ave
Western Finance
NATO
Sam P. Smith
Mgr
Tyler
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Tribune
Geo. A. Greene
W. Center
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Ana
America
Mr. Treadwell
Continental Oil Company
T. P. Treadwell
Treadwell
Fort Collins
Colorado
Conoco
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