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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
2
The Dallas women oppose a boycott but unite to discuss and practice common sense ways to cut household spending, staying together to carry out these methods with fairness and honesty toward customers.
The piece argues riots in Boston and other cities are led by young boys, urging authorities to break uprisings quickly. It notes responsibility lies with older instigators who incite violence and calls for punishing them for corrupting youth, as their example shapes the men they become.
From Dallas Texas comes word that prices have fallen with meats down 5 to 10 cents a pound and clothing 10 to 25 percent. The House wives Chamber of Commerce with 5000 members aims for 10000 and pledges not to patronize profiteering merchants.
An order from Secretary Daniels bans the word Gobs for naval youth labeling them ugly yet notes sailors are plain, wholesome boys and unornamented servants of the country. The piece muses on origins and possible future nicknames as recruits line up for drill.
A hydroplane flying about two thousand feet established telephone and telegraph links with a submarine in Long Island Sound near New London. Witnessed by Edison Society of Electrical Engineers delegates, the test promises wartime and peacetime uses.
Leonard Wood declares, Never miss an opportunity to do something. It is better to be a dead success than a live failure, stressing decisive action and unwavering resolve as a guiding principle. He frames bold effort as superior to cautious inaction in leadership guidance.
J Mc Keen Cattell, former Columbia psychology professor ousted in 1917 for war agitation, sues President Nicholas Murray Butler and trustees. He seeks damages believed to exceed 100000, alleging injury to the university by actions of the report committee.
A Drumright town report says Drumright residents mobilize to confront National Guardsmen as tensions flare on September 23. Reports indicate streets tense with police presence and local groups forming in response to a visit or order from state authorities.
Crowds packed late tonight as four Oklahoma City guardsmen arrived to control the situation tied to last night’s telephone operators strike. No fresh rioting, but several individual encounters reported. A threat to burn the telephone office prompted the remaining operator to leave her post.
Fairbanks bulletin reports G M Landerking of the mines station has perfected a loud toned talking machine he claims can synchronize. Tom Edison must look to his laurels as new tech promising improved sound replication emerges in Alaska.
In official circles London reports Italy genuinely seeks to resolve the Fiume crisis. Italian military orders warn raid participants who fail to return within five days will be posted as deserters and punished.
Holigen TM has long been working on talking movies. Landerking increases sound volume using air pressure through reed plates in the reproducer.
Honolulu September 23. Professor W A Bryan of the College of Hawaii urges reforestation of the Hawaiian islands with oak ash pine and cedar from Mexico. He cites Mexico's climate as suitable and notes his scientific studies there.
A study notes that among native wild geese, only the Canada goose thrives well in captive conditions. Researchers cite its adaptability and robust reproduction in controlled environments, contrasting with other species that struggle without natural migratory cues.
Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded, restores natural color and luster to faded, streaked or gray hair. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, available at drug stores, darkens hair evenly and naturally with regular use, making hair thicker and glossy and aging appearances reduce.
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