Harding Visit Energizes Idaho with Western Development Promises
President Harding’s Idaho visit to Pocatello impressed audiences with his calm, constructive remarks and strong support for western upbuilding. He pledged cooperative plans, urged modern transportation solutions, and praised Alaska’s potential while acknowledging fisheries reforms. The piece also notes social trends, women’s broader roles, and a penitentiary escape prompting reforms.
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Isit
Harding
Idaho
Pocatello
Northwest
West
Daniel Webster
Mississippi
Seward
Alaska
Russia
United States
Sam
Congress
Burton L. French
Congressional Committee
Northland
Notable Births on This Date Highlighted
The passage lists prominent individuals born on this date including astronomer George FE Hale historian John Buck McMaster educator and author Patrick N Mullany, noting their disciplines and achievements.
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George FE. Hale
John Buck McMaster
Patrick N. Mullany
Sub Rosa by Mimi Found in Life's Treasure Box
A nostalgic meditation on youth and romance. A boy dreams of owning a roadster to impress his sweetheart in moonlight. The imagined embrace, perfume, and scarf evoke a sacred memory of youthful longing and beauty.
Today’s Anniversaries and World Events
A compilation of historic notes includes Pius VII’s 1816 edict against Bible societies, the 1848 Croton aqueduct bridge completion, Henry Clay’s death in 1852, 1964 Schleswig-Holstein battles, Sherman’s 1867 frontier order, Baker’s Khartoum return, and 1898 British appointments to the international commission, plus a 1919 Tuscany earthquake toll and Idaho phosphate reserves.
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Pius VII
Croton Aqueduct
Harlem River
Henry Clay
Washington, D. C
Hanover County
Virginia
Laust
Schleswig-Holstein
W. T. Sherman
Crawford
Kansas
Indiana
Samuel Baker
Khartoum
Africa
Lord Herschell
Wilfrid Laurier
Richard Cartwright
L. H. Davies
Ange International Commission
Tuscany
Mama Mole Teaches Wolves of Moleville and a Lesson
On a small island the Mole family learns to dig and build. Willy Mole resists schooling and hunting rules until a toad lesson reveals dangers. The old house wins a prize as Mama Mole guides her children toward self-reliance and moral choices. A second fragment notes strong American patriotism and anti Bolshevik sentiment.
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Mama Mole
Moleville
Mole
Willy Mole
Wily Mole
Moles
Ninety Nine People in a Hundred Express Opinion First
A brief sketch notes that most individuals voice opinions before knowing the facts, suggesting a common bias in public judgment and discussion. The piece frames this as a general behavior evident across communities.
Ignorance and law in a free nation
Editorial comments on Americans being law abiding despite ignorance of the vast number of laws. It cites a New York Times figure of 62 000 laws in five years and 65 060 court decisions, arguing most people know little of statutes and yet claim obedience. It recalls Charles F. Southmayde who hired counsel to warn him of changes. The piece ends by asking who said the age of miracles had passed.
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Seldon
Futhermore
Charles F. Southmayde
Ates
Warner
Boise Statesman
Modjeski Leads Hudson Bridge Project at Poughkeepsie
Ralph Modjeski, the engineer behind major U S bridges, heads the $5,000,000 Hudson river suspension bridge project at Poughkeepsie. Born in Cracow in 1861, he studied in Paris and the United States, later designing key spans on the Mississippi and Columbia rivers and working on the Philadelphia Camden suspension bridge project with a 1750 foot span.
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Herbert Coplin Cox
Dominion
Peterborough
Ont
George W. Boethals
Ranama Canal
Brooklyn
B. Borah
United States
Atdr
Idaho
Fairfield
Ith
Miam J. Mayo
Surgical
Rochester
Minn
le Sueur
Vy H. Frazee
Wil Robinson
Mallona! Songs Baseballub
Hudson
Mass
Ralph Modjeski
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Mr. Modjeski
Cracow
Poland
Odjeski
Mme
Helena Modjeski
Teading
Paris
Theississippi River
Columbia and
iHamette River
Oregon
Canada
Ingeanet
Philadelphia - Camden
Unemployment in Great Britain Rises to 1921 Peak
Unemployment in Great Britain reached a peak in June 1921 with an official total of 2,040,000. Earlier in April the number unemployed had fallen to 1, .
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Great Britain
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Idake
Dany Tribune
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the Tribune CO
ETD
William Wallin
Chulas Ifft
CHAS @ SUMNER
Mary Blake
Ander
BY Mimi
Tions B Wiil
William Rockefeller
Mesopotamia
Gluyas Williams
Bedtime Stories
Scowien
Porter
Wheeler Syn. Inc
Neva Harison
Dan M'Gann
Dan M’gann
Troy, N. Y
Christian Endeavor Societies of
New York
Wenatchee, Wash
Washington State Fuel Merchants’ Association
Bea
Fies
America
New York Times
Zephaniah Bwift Moore
Amherst College
Italy
Giacomo Leopardi
Dente
Alexander Chriati
Oregon City
Montana
Butte
Helena
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Gothenburg
Panama
Ecuador
Parcel Post
the Portneuf Hotel
North Main Street
East Center
W. L. MacKenzie
Idaho Loan & Investment CO
Orpheum Building
Utah Power & Light CO
Utah Power & Light
J. A. Hogle & Co
South Arthur
A.M. Jacobsen
Touraine Hotel
Citizens Bank
Stanley Phillips
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