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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
2
A pocket sized device named the phosphor has been patented to aid the deaf in hearing nearly inaudible sounds. It includes a small earreceiver under half an ounce and a hidden transmitter, plus a thin membrane to remove metallic tones.
The article describes a cold season custom in Japan where young men bathe in cold water wearing a white kimono and headband, carrying a lantern and bell while chanting Rekken Shojo. The rite lasts 30 days, with the first half called the great cold and the second half the small cold, centered at Fukawaga Ku’s main temple and bath.
The author argues nations rise through skill and prosperity then fall while others advance. Earth began as a fre sun ball and cooled to form a crust and life. As cooling continues, heathes diminish yet plant and animal qualities rise until sustenance fails and humanity retrogrades. Other systems may develop elsewhere in the universe.
The Wall Street messenger service will be replaced by a bullet proof armored car with a chauffeur and two armed guards. The National Security company says only its patrons' securities will be carried, not all district assets, but the move may set a trend among firms.
August Schroeder announces candidacy for Idaho county commissioner 2nd District subject to the Democratic primary on August 1 and pledges to serve taxpayers if elected. Lloyd A. Fenn states reelection bid for State Representative subject to Republican primary. Kooskia Idaho.
I announce myself as a candidate for sheriff of Idaho County Idaho on the Republican ticket subject to the primary election August. Johnson presents his bid outlining law and order priorities and seeks party support for the August contest.
Grangeville residents welcome back Mr and Mrs John Coram from Los Angeles. Marriage of Gaylord Eimers and Miss Leona Lynch in Lewiston. Civil engineer P P Oehler surveys Main Street for grading and paving by O T Lingo. Victor Peterson buys a car and visits Lewiston with others. Geo D Smith hospitalized after February stroke. I Harris leads crew reopening South Fork highway to Castle Creek. Louise DeHaven and Herbert Brown wed at home of the groom’s parents. F C Brown begins Grangeville Whitebird truck service bound for Riggins with 7 am departure, stage connections at Whitebird.
The report notes a journey from Riggins to Grangeville with the traveler reaching the destination around six in the evening.
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