13 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
1
The article argues that personal efficiency comes from concentration on one task at a time. It warns against carelessness and haste, urging steady, accurate effort to build progress and thrift of energy as essential as thrift of money.
Babe Ruth is shown on a Sudbury farm working to regain his rating crown for next season. The photo features Babe Ruth giving Dorothy Ruth a ride in a wheelbarrow as he intensifies training efforts.
The quote reflects how time enriches value of memories and friendships. It credits George Eliot and honors enduring ties formed through years. The sentiment emphasizes growth through experience and lasting bonds among friends.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a seaman, a person named Fue Danee, and a place Daneeland tonight with no actionable event or named organizations.
A noisy column presents reader questions on topics from grammar to copro export and Erich Von Stroheim. Answers discuss copra basics, legal lingo, word forms, and Stroheim’s biography with brief, cautionary notes.
A stream of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds from D E Cornwall to Vesta U Martin and others, covering lots in East Fastlawn Addn Hollister Merchants Trade Journal Addn and Twin Falls County parcels. Transactions include sales to H M Miller, Peter Link, Anna Knudsen, Irwin Appell, and others with various Lot, Block, and acreage details, typical of county records and local property dealings.
On Thursday the Tolano theatres will stage a vaudeville style program headed by Glenn Crawford. His company, with varied vaudeville backgrounds, performs Unsettled Weather a lively spoof inspired by Avery Hapgood and Fair and Warmer. The show runs without pauses between acts and includes three short film subjects. The Young Rajah will run in Thursday matinee only.
The feature film Why Girls Leave Home from Warne Brothers plays at the Orpheum theatre on Thursday Friday and Saturday. The plot centers on Madeline Wallace and her father in a risqué midnight dance scene that raises questions about propriety while Mrs. Wallace returns from a fridge party and a humorous exchange about Edith and Henry closes the notice.
A quotation from the St. Louis Globe Democrat notes that in conversation the question What? is heard most often, with the exception of the phrase our car during its first year of ownership. The item reflects a language observation rather than a news event.
A recent finding shows photographs of stars as faint as sixth magnitude can be taken in broad daylight. Using a deep red screen, the stars become distinctly visible through the photographs.
Books make fine Christmas gifts for all ages with a good selection at Clos Book Store. Wear worn clothes for a prize in a Hard Time dance at Danceland tonie. Fine stationery also featured at Clos Book Store for the season.
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