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The Twin Falls Chronicle prints about 50 local items daily, with 2086 items in 45 days, often premiering local news before other south Idaho papers. It covers farming, sports, personal notes, and women’s pages, aiming to track every local development as it happens.
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Local baker pledges daily hot cakes for the section
A resident vows to deliver hot cakes each morning to the people of the district, claiming even the smallest portion will be shared. The statement frames a communal gesture tied to daily community life and local food sharing.
Congress Lends Gratitude For World War Service
Memorial day exercises in Congress centered on a House adopted resolution of thanks to armed and auxiliary services in World War I. Rep. Johnson of South Dakota presided, honored for wartime service. prayers and tributes by Mondell and Clark filled five hours of speeches urging universal peace.
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16000 American boys reach port
More than 16,000 officers and men of the American expeditionary force arrived in New York Memorial Day aboard transports Great Northern Saxonila Ryndam Mobile Rotterdam and Santa Clara. Draft troops from the 80th 88th and 89th divisions led the arrival with many former National Guard members from the 86th Division. High ranking officers including Major General Frank L. Winn Brigadier General W M Atterbury and Brigadier General A B Stewart accompanied the return.
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Eclipse visible in Rio de Janeiro delayed by weather
Unfavorable weather prevented full observation of the total eclipse. The event began with darkness at 7 51 a m in Rio de Janeiro and intensified until 8 54 a m before fading.
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British aviator says Americans misunderstood remarks
London reports Harry in an Evening Globe interview defends his luncheon remarks to newspaper men, saying he did not criticize American flights. He notes it is impossible to compare the two flights and clarifies his remarks targeted critics of government support. He wishes Americans luck and praises their well organized flights.
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Painter Carl TF. returns home after Hilackfoot trip
Carl TF. Painter, who spent several days in Hilackfoot on a business trip, arrived home Thursday evening.
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Begin Inside Bathing Hot Water Health Remedy
A vintage health note urges starting the day with hot water and a spoonful of limestone phosphate to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this inside bathing cleanses purifies and balances the entire digestive tract and alleviates morning discomfort.
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