Kisses and the divine kiss in a California church row
A California sect leader complains an ardent follower pledged a divine kiss dreamed in Missouri. The piece dwells on the perils and romance of kisses across history, noting many famed women and figures embraced osculation while urging a safer, antiseptic approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
California
Missouri
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Catherine of
Russia
Catherine Parr
de Medici
Pocatello
Professor Thomson challenged on claim that intelligence tops at sixteen
The article rejects English professor Thomson's view that human intelligence peaks at sixteen, arguing that no studied authority would set a universal bound at that age. It questions anecdotes of prodigies and criticizes popular misinterpretation while urging experience and broader development beyond adolescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Thomson
Thomson
London College
Pisces birthday guidance from a dated astrology column
Today's adverse planetary aspects bring inertia and dissatisfaction for Pisces until sundown. Self-control is needed to avoid regrets, while evening vibrations boost confidence. A favorable proposal may come. a marriage under good influences could be successful. Historical figures linked include Sheridan, Bromley, Pierson, Robinson, Cook, and Ring Larcner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip H. Sheridan
Sheridan
Isaac H. Bromley
Arthur Pierson
Washington Irrigation project sparks debate over private capital
The piece questions the Federal Power Commission role in granting a Columbia River dam at Priest Falls, noting 340000 horsepower output and $41000000 for electrical machinery plus $20006000 for Priest Falls factories. It contrasts private funding with Idaho’s bond effort and asks who benefits from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
Washington Irrigation and Development Company
Son
Columbia River
Priest Falls
Idaho
American Falls
Washington
Wool Market Report Notes Demand as Limes Supplying Woolen Wear
The press market report states wool trading centers on limes suitable for wool manufacture. It notes cheerfulness about true demand, with many sheep shorn yet more are on buying.
Opposition to special call for congress stalls action
A fragment notes opposition from Longworth to a special congressional call. The text hints at political maneuvering and a desire to hear records, with mentions of Mirek and unclear references to 18 inch balk lime champions and Belk lines of politics.
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Bone
Congress
Longworth
T Ker
House
Mirek
Professional associations listed by city and state
Providence Rhode Island committee D thirteen American Society for Testing Materials Watertown South Dakota Tee Dealers association Tacoma Washington Washington State Bottlers association
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Providence
R. I
American Society For Testing Materials
Watertown
S. Dak
South Dakota
Tee Dealers’ Association
Tacoma, Wash
Washington State Bottlers’ Association
Centenary Birth of Fessen den Nott Otie Highlighted
Texas schools and societies mark eighty ninth anniversary of the Alamo massacre while the University of Michigan holds a convention in Ann Arbor to select candidates for spring elections and the German service organizes a demonstration of spectacular tests at For trees Monroe.
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Fessenden Nott Otie
Japan
Texas
Alamo
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Fortrees Monroe
My Wife Sees My Workload Hastening a Crackup
A man warns he is near a nervous breakdown as his wife notes he looks worn out from constant overwork. She suggests easing up and even getting medical help while he resists, ending with a tease about tomorrow’s headline My Husband Oversleeps and Blames It on Me.
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Hugh
Betty's breakfast dispute with mush and milk ends in sympathy
Betty complains about mush for breakfast and is sent away from the table. The wee travel elf comforts her on the back porch and notes her cousin Zoo-kay has different food, offering a kinder perspective on meals.
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Betty
Hetty
Zoo-kay
Gocomeback
Elifin
Snow House
Americ
Weekly Letter About A Social Trick and Eskimo Imagery
The writer recounts a playful prank among friends Louise Arthur and Jimmy involving a fake flirtation with Sally. The plan unravels as Sally’s vanity and Arthur’s discomfort grow, ending with laughter at the harmless ruse. A dream sequence with Go comeback brings Betty to an Eskimo scene before returning home to mush for breakfast.
Death of ex Congressmen Jefferson of New York
One year ago today the death of former New York congressman Jefferson is noted. The item mentions Monticello as his former home and references planning in Des Moines for a police radio system extension.
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Jefferson Vy
New York
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Des Moines
Prder
No Applicants for Albania's Royal Throne This Year
A satirical verse notes Balkan kings fear danger and that Albania lacks applicants for its throne. Princes avoid the post, preferring life over reign as red rebels threaten change yearly. Local text laments Albania's unstable politics and the monarchy's vacant center.
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Balkan Zone
Albania
Better Health Service on Heredity and Epilepsy Misconceptions
A medical note warns against assuming epilepsy is hereditary. It argues many so called hereditary links stem from biased interpretation of family defects. Epilepsy may arise from stomach and bowel issues, and treatment should be reevaluated by independent scientific commissions.
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Heresty
Tommern
Today's Anniversary Highlights Through History
A compact record of notable dates: 1781 reception for General Washington in Newport Rhode Island, 1836 Alamo massacre under Santa Anna, 41857 Lewis Cass becomes secretary of state under Buchanan, 1876 Baldwin's Academy of Music dedication in San Francisco, 1882 Serbia becomes a kingdom with King Milan, 1891 death of U S Senator George M Chilcott, 1910 Berlin socialist rally defying police, 1923 marriage Reginald Van derbilt to Gloria Morgan.
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Washington
Newport
R. I
Alamo
Santa Ana
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Buchanan
Baldwin
Academy of Music
San Francisco
Serbia
Prince Milan
Milan
George M. Chilcott
United States
Colorado
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Mias
Gloria Morgan
New York
Lord Lytton Viewed as Likely Indian Viceroy Successor
The Day's News notes the probable appointment of the Earl of Lytton to succeed Lord Reading as viceroy of India. Born in Simla, educated at Eton and Cambridge, he has served as under-secretary for India and governor of Bengal, and earlier as civil lord of the admiralty in 1916.
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Lord Reading
India
Earl of Lytton
Lord Lytton
Simla
Bengal
Eton
Trinity College
Cambridge
Admiralty
Bulwer Lytton
Birthdays of notable figures marked today
The passage lists several notable births on this date including the Duke of Hamilton, premier Scottish peer and keeper of Holyrood Palace, and Robert Von Moschusker, chief justice of Pennsylvania. Also noted are J. C. Walton, Bird J. and Ringo W. Lovaner with varying hometowns and ages.
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Duke of Hamilton
Scotland
Holyrood Palace
Robert von Moschusker
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. C. Walton
Indianapolis
Bird J.et
Ie Congress O Triet
Cerin
Ringo W. Lovaner
N Mieh
Igo
Wae
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated Proas
American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Idaho Stats Editorial Association
West Center Street
Daily Tribune
Carlier
the Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
G. Nicholas Ifft
Chas, G. Sumner
Er. Stillman W. Robinson
Albert S. Cook
Ring Larcner
Gluyas Williams
Wilh
Tinds
McClure Newspaper SynDicate
Louise
Arthur
Jimmy
Sally
Bally
Sheas
Sori
James J. Montague
Balkans
Trotzky
Better Health Service
House of North
Western Auto Top & Awning Company
E. Centex
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