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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
2
Entry filed at Twin Balls Idaho post office as second class matter with fee noted. Miscellaneous business lines include amounts and address fragments indicating an urban mailing matter.
The army plans a limited overseas presence with new recruits only and no occupying troops who wish to return home will be kept. A steady flow of veterans back to the U S is expected in coming weeks reducing unemployment concerns. Property owners are urged to start spruce up and repair campaigns to revive construction and improve conditions. Soldiers with wartime discipline are seen as well suited to lead the effort.
Government exhibits on road construction types and methods will be shown at 57 fairs with photographs of results. Rural districts may be urged to support improved roads, and fair associations are invited to seek the exhibit by writing the department of agriculture for details.
Public parks and cemeteries staff urge the mayor to declare a deathless day so they can hold a picnic. They joke that as with wheatless and meatless days, people may abstain from dying if the Grim Reaper withholds his hand, though no one can promise immunity. The idea is playful and thought provoking.
Senate debate rebukes concessions to Japan over Shantung as lawmakers warn of Chinese dismemberment. Hitchcock notes 1915 treaty changes. Norris cites diplomatic promises by Britain and France. Fall argues Shantung grants Japan control of gateways and Beijing, risking honor for peace.
The piece argues that about three fourths as many would die as in the past, thanks to rational living, better hygiene, and widespread outdoor recreation. It credits parks, highways, woods, golf, beach, and river outings with improving life expectancy and creating deathless days for city workers and the public.
The writer rejects the idea that Germany bears shame from the treaty, arguing the fault lies with German government and army crimes. He cites Griparzer via Max Harden, saying true shame would be remorse for past deeds and could restore some respect.
Dr Howard S Clemmer of Spokane promotes the Clemmer Red Head Club to aid red headed boys with thrift lessons and mentorship. The group boasts 215 active members and an 85 strong infant roll with plans for a grown red head advisory corps to guide members through education and early careers. Sergeant Alvin C York received honorary membership.
An old method uses Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, a ready to use product, promises discreet application, restoring color and a lustrous look in mornings.
George L. Pallitto of Newark recounts mistreatment by prisons in France and admits being absent without leave, for which he was sentenced.
Mrs C R Doe returned to Surrey after visiting Mrs and Mrs R Doe. Mr and Mrs D Plummer of Filer shopped in Twin Falls. Mrs J R Sturgeon and children motored there for the day. Mr and Mrs R Hanson and son of Buhl were in town on business. H E Vogel of Pocatello is in Twin Falls on a brief business trip. Mr and Mrs R White of Buhl visited on short business. Miss Eva McDonald and Miss Hazel Bishop depart for seven weeks to Seattle and coast cities returning early September. J W Watkins of Boise visits. Mrs N Gordon of Buhl and Mrs Nickelson and daughter of Filer shopped in Twin Falls. Mrs H L Sampson of Artesian shopped out of town. W & Rouse of Boise in Twin Falls for a few days. B J Finch and family depart today for Yellowstone by auto.
Travelers and visitors are noted across Twin Falls and nearby towns. Mrs. F D Hartwell and son Cecil visit from Buhl, A A Slye of Buhl stops in Twin Falls on business, EB H Sizer plans a two week visit to Michigan, and T J Woods with daughter head to Robinson Bar for a vacation. Mrs. Eckles of Jerome intends to move to Twin Falls in October. Mrs. Ella Cameron travels to New York City to visit her son for two months. An inventor unveils camera attachments allowing eight photos on one film. Mary’s telephone density in her country trails France and Britain. A compact electric heater could be added to a stove setup.
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