Those New Orphanages
Three orphanages in distant cities announce fundraising drives for better buildings, more space, food, clothing, and staff to care for and train orphans. The piece notes rising numbers, urges generous support, and emphasizes quality housing and wise supervision to shape future citizens.
Doctors in Small Places After War Drawn to Cities
Doctors returning from overseas duty show a preference for settling in cities, creating a dangerous doctor shortage in rural districts. Many small towns lack physicians despite accessible roads and the chance of a larger country practice. This war deformity may heal as time passes and doctors migrate to underserved areas.
The Country Doctor’s Role and Rural Improvement
Rural districts must improve roads and encourage timely payment to support good medical service. The country doctor is valued as healer, confidant, and elder brother, offering wide experience and skill. Communities should enhance social life to attract educated physicians to rural areas.
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Confessor
Morgue cure proposed to teach speeders responsibility
A Chicago judge suggested sending auto speeders to the morgue to view bodies of traffic victims to deter careless driving. The plan aims to imprint on offenders the consequences of speed, especially for those who escape punishment, by confronting them with funeral realities and the impact on families.
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Chicago
Boston Man Refuses $25,000 Bequest in Quotation
A Massachusetts farmer rejected a $25,000 bequest saying he would lose his interest in life if he started spending money. His stance contrasts with the idea of thrift based on merely earning interest.
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Massachusetts
Hungarians Oppose Proposed Treaty
American senate hearings reveal objections by Hungarian and Albanian sympathizers to dismemberment plans under undetermined treaties. Charles W. Russell presents the Britain Persia pact as precedent while debates on the league covenant and President’s treaty tour press the timeline. Leaders aim to speed action with witnesses timed to fit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Russell
Persia
Great Britain
Russell
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair
Sage and Sulphur compound promises natural darkening of faded or gray hair. Sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound in drug stores with added ingredients for a glossy, youthful look. Not a cure for disease or hair loss.
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Nowaday
Wyeth
Notice of foreclosure lien in Twin Falls County Idaho court
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County E P Swank plaintiff versus Thomas A Gibson and Mrs Thomas A Gibson defendants a complaint has been filed to foreclose a material man's lien on Lot 23 Block 89 Townsite of Twin Falls for 285 35 You are required to answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days elsewhere The case filed July 30 1919 No 285 35 Witness C C Siggins Clerk of the District Court Aug 18 1919 James R Bothwell and W Orr Chapman Attorneys for Plaintiff Twin Falls Idaho
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
E. P. Swank
Thomas A. Gibson
District Court of
Twin Falls
Brewing stocks edge up on expected vote on amendment
Brewing stocks show a modest rise as investors anticipate a forthcoming vote on an amendment allowing beers and light wines. The piece raises a playful question about whether holders could be arrested for rising spirits.
Average man on prices and profits misreads his own view
A sharp line notes hypocrisy in public attitudes toward pricing and profits, suggesting the generic critic condemns high charges while excusing similar gains for himself. The comment frames a common double standard in economic talk.
Notice to Creditors in Holmes Estate
In Twin Falls Idaho probate court Thos M Robertson administrator for the estate of George B Holmes deceased notifies creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at Guthrie Myers office Twin Falls Idaho. Dated July 15 1919.
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Twin Fake County
Idaho
George B. Holmes
Thos. M. Robertson
W. P. Guthrie
A. J. Myers
Twin Falls
Guthrie & Myers
Moor Fire Rages Near Findon in Kincardineshire
London dispatch reports a peat moor fire at Findon in Kincardineshire burning for nearly two weeks. Authorities struggle to contain the blaze as smoke drifts over rural areas and aid teams work to extinguish hotspots.
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London
Findon
Kincardineshire
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