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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
2
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A controversy over turning a shabby suit inside out draws support from Mark Sullivan who says it works for him and two senators. Tailors dispute it but former secretary McAdoo and Carter Glass urge patches as a lasting fix. The piece ends with a note on care and a suggestion potentially more valuable than Sullivan’s claim.
After the war faces show strain from bills and business yet keep inward vision and hopeful honesty. The text notes men remain brave generous and honest while women stay faithful selfless and loyal. It argues the mass of humanity remains steady and reliable despite war’s end.
In troubled times, the speech urges inward fortitude and outward appearance of belief that order, goodwill, and honesty will prevail. It notes widespread discouragement after the war but calls for resilience and moving forward.
Simple rules promote health and flu prevention. Sleep with open windows drink water hourly eat fruits and vegetables avoid heavy meals stay clean inside and out. Walk part of the way to work spend Sundays outdoors practice deep breathing avoid fear anger and fatigue, rest when overstrained. The laws of health are simple, but modern life complicates well being.
A New Jersey man seeking divorce on non support claims his wife forged his name to checks and drained bank funds. She counters that his nightly outings cost about 25 dollars, justifying her use of the money. The piece notes selling travel styles and muses on postal phonographs and a fisher king philosophy.
A newly discovered comet is reported in the Bootes region. The text also speculates on economic issues and political moves while dismissing other topics, noting Bolsheviks capturing Pskoff and a lighthearted, skeptical tone about current affairs.
Vin. Crabtree, employment agent at the farm bureau office, said he has received numerous calls for women to do housework and farm work but cannot supply the demand. He notes more men and boys than available jobs locally. In Helena, a meeting began to invite Senator Hiram Johnson to speak during his western tour amid Wilson's peace treaty and league of nations arguments.
Norman Hoss swimming champion of the inter games is expected to be a feature of the big aquatic carnival opening in Honolulu October 30.
Helena residents seek statements from Johnson as AP reports on a September move. The Helena broadcast and public discussions focus on candidate positions and policy directions ahead of upcoming political events.
A fragment reports a timber survey stating that the first timber surveyed yields square miles of pulp with 50 to 100 percent better output than the best pulp areas on the American continent. The lines indicate high potential and superior pulp production compared with rivals.
Paris dispatch recalls Bastile founded in 1309, Man in the Iron Mask imprisoned in 1679, Bastile fell in 1789 and liberty came to France. The Bastile Day of 1919 witnessed the greatest festival of liberty France has known, celebrating national history and freedom.
The George hotel in Northampton, built in 1556, has been converted into a movie theater in London. The building, the oldest hotel there, was seized by the British government during the war and now serves as a cinema.
Brazilian buyers in London depart without orders, saying the United States will win Brazil trade. Prices are higher than in America and deliveries are less assured.
Air men completed a survey of 1 900 000 acres of Newfoundland and Labrador timberland in five weeks. The effort covered forests across St Johns area and surrounding regions, highlighting a massive pulp supply for future needs.
Eng farms turnover accelerates as half the farms in Cheshire county have changed owners since the war. Auctioneers predict all English farms could be owned by new hands within five years.
The Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County issues an alias summons to Thomas A. Gibson and his wife Mrs. Gibson. Plaintiff E. P. Swank seeks foreclosure of a material man's lien on Tot 23 Block 89 Townsite Twin Falls for 285.35. Judgment if not answered within required days. Clerk C. Siggins seal date July 30 1919. Attorneys James R K Bothwell and W Orr Chapman reside Twin Falls. Aug 1 St 5.
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