Spectacular Dane With Essex Car Sets Speed Record
Blaze Lingford of Salladay Hardware and Harry Atwood of Johnson Auto Sales drove an Essex roadster from Twin Falls to Buhl in a time claimed as the best ever between the towns. Langford left Perrine hotel at Twins Fil s at 4 5 a m and arrived at the Oregon Short Line crossing at 4 33 a m, with sworn statements backing the feat. He said the car endured severe shocks, windshield shattered, yet returned in near perfect condition and could beat 34 miles in 46 minutes on current roads.
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Blaze’ Lingford
Salladay Hardware Company
Harry Atwood
Johnson Auto Sales Company
Twin Walls
Buhl
Mr. Langford
Broadtigg
Perrine Hotel
Essex
Langford
Agage
Municipal Tribe Grows in Strength
Chicago July 1 The Associated Press reports municipal workers in many departments joined about 2,000 city employees on strike after the city council denied broad salary increases. Police and firemen take no action. Strikes spread in building inspection and engineering. Electricians threaten to call out street lighting engineers and alarm operators.
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Chicago
Peage Conference To Hold Meeting
The traveling peace conference to be held in Brussels will assemble with formal and informal American and Belgian participants. W C Boyden and Colonel James Ax Logan will join the reparations commission alongside the supreme council to advise on financial issues and Germany’s reparations. The talks include division of reparations among allies, the Stussiai situation, and a note on the German settlement at Spa. Brussels plans a independence day celebration for the United States.
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Brussels
Tome Axraw
W. C. Boyden
Chicago
James Ax Logan
America
Supreme Council
Germany
Spa
M. Lidmacruix
Vw.e
Pye Premnun
Pyehe Supreme Council
United States
Chicago transit and milk prices rise in July
Chicago on July 1 saw surface fares increase from six to eight cents and telephone call rates jump from five to twelve cents. Milk price also rose by a cent per quart as streetcars overloaded, with trains reaching fifteen cents fare in overload conditions.
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Chicago
Hyke
Cedars of Lebanon Debate Ages And Vast Grove Near Solomon
The age of Lebanon’s cedars remains debated with counts from fallen trunks giving estimates between 2230 and 2500 years. A central basin houses 389 trees, 15 large, at 6000 feet, with a Maronite chapel nearby and a Transfiguration feast festival. The largest cedar reaches 13 feet in diameter.
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Lebanon
Solomon
Salopion
A. Henry
Royal College of Sciences For
Ireland
Country Life
Totem Poles Tell History of Coastal Tribes
Up coast British Columbia tribes use totem poles to tell clan and family histories with painted grotesques of birds beasts fish and men. Crests descend through women, with guardians spirits added by the bearer. Reputation comes from generosity, measured by blankets given away rather than possessions.
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British Columbia
Ancient Grape Sirup in Historic Texts
Ancient writers describe grape sirup and related wines in Roman and Greek culture. Galen notes drying stored Asiatic wines by evaporation called fumariuma. Greeks named mustum and deuterion. Romans used vinum primarium and secundarium. sapa was heated must after reduction and served on bread.
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Galen
Perfect human measurements according to Professor Sergent
The article lists ideal human figures from Professor Sergent with exact measurements for both men and women. It notes a proposed male height of 63.6 inches and various neck, waist, hip, arm, thigh, and calf girths, plus a contrasting claim that some authorities prefer a taller female height of 50 feet five inches.
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Sergent
Heigh
Sargeant
Oldest Egyptian fiction fragment in the Sahiney Papyrus
The Pale of Two Brothers dates to 3200 years ago and centers on Menepihah or Seti I in a royal amusement tale. It survives in two pieces of a nine-signed papyrus likely from an Egyptian king. The manuscript, once valued for its antique fiction, was sold in 1857 to the British Museum by Mine. Corbiney.
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Rhonelit
Morar Lan of
Menepihah
Italy
P Orbiney
Special Train To Pocatello For Boxing Clash
Special trains will carry Twin Falls and local fans to Pocatello for the July 5 middleweight world title fight between Mike O Dowd and Gordon McKay. The event at Brady Park’s open air stadium draws lines from Butte Salt Lake and Buhl with trains returning Monday noon.
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Twin Walls
Pocatello
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paul
Gordon McKay
Buhl
la Verne Collier
Idaho Department
The
American Legion
Pocatello Athletic Club
Short Ling
Collier
Butte
Salt Lake
Mammoth
Bradypark
Harp
McKay
Harp of
55Th Engineers
Paddy Mullins
Brooklyn
William Costain
Mike
D. S. Spencer
Twin Falls
Gods of Ancient Rome lecture on rites and worship
Dr. George Hadzsus lectured at Tenera Houston hall on ancient Roman worship. He showed temple views of Jupiter Minerva Mercury and other deities noting Rome’s vast catalogue of gods for sowing planting reaping and daily tasks. He argued ritual ceremony crowded true devotion as congregational devotion waned in ancient Rome.
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Rome
Tenera Houston Hall
George Hadzsus
Jupiter
Minerva
Mercury
Death of Goethe Revered Poet Johann von Goethe Dies
Europe notes the death of Johann von Goethe on March 22 1882 as memorials recount his revered life and last words Let the Light Enter His vast wit and achievements are praised with admiration and sorrow across literary circles
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Johann von Goethe
Europe
Marck
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Esgex Gan
Tangford
Behl
Municipal Tribe
Associated Press
Peage Conference
Goethe
Main Springs
Crystald
Davis
Optical and Jewelry Co
Mae Miele Uae
Broadway
Idaho
Essex Roadster
Perrine
Oregon
HJ. Miller
Buhl Auto Co
L. DONALDSON_ Clerk
Blair Langford
the Salladay Hardware Co
Johnson Auto Sales Co., Inc
William S. Hart
Great West
William
Harri Mary
Thurman
Paramount
Artcraft Ure
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