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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1914

Page

7

Good Roads Across Ancient Cities and Roman Roads

Ancient writers note Babylon Carthage and other cities building roads and bridges. The Romans refined road making starting with Appius Claudius and the Appian Way later Flaminian and other military roads expanding to 50 000 miles of track.

Babylon Carthage Pullt Herodotus Cheppe Ciites Euphrates D.C LW. C Rome Capua Appius Claudius Hrundisium Julius Caesar Nar River Augustus Ely Stomtz

Limit for tires and loads discussed by highway officials

A meeting of state highway commissioners and wagon and truck manufacturers is urged to draft laws on tire width and load weight. Chairman George C. Diehl of the A A A National Good Roads board argues current regulations lack strict enforcement and notes hazards from narrow and wide tires on wet or weak roads. He cites damage from insufficient tire width and excessive truck loads, warning bridges often cannot carry heavier weights.

George C. Diehl A. A. A. National Good Roads Board Diehl Recs

Autos In New York Mileage Report Boosts Highway Goals

In New York state the total annual mileage by automobiles is estimated at 400,000,000 miles. The article urges persistent investment in better highways and road improvements to meet this goal and improve safety after heavy rains.

New York New York State

Mistress Ching the First Feminist Leader in China

A historical account describes Mistress Ching as the pioneer of militant feminism in China. She rose to power aboard a pirate ship, rallied captains, and established a female-led regime, claiming authority and inspiring 70,000 followers. The tale frames gender rebellion through nautical fantasy and satire.

Republic of China China Ching-yeh Ching-peh Elas Bobbie Burns Ching

Mother A Better Surgeon

New York report on Elizabeth Reilly, eleven, who survived a trolley-car crush. Amputation was advised but her mother, Mrs. Thomas Reilly of Newark, refused. After ten months of severe illness the girl nears discharge in improved condition and may soon go home to resume activities such as skipping rope.

New York Thomas Reilly Mulberry Street Newark Newark City Hospital Elizabeth

Harmony Shampoo Hair Beautifier Ad

An old style hair care ad promotes Harmony Shampoo as a quick cleanse creating rich lather that penetrates scalp and hair. It claims instant cleansing, fast rinsing, and notes a price of 1 dollar with a satisfaction guarantee, promoted by W. H Bene M.D. Shusione.

Cam Farrmway Rosai W. H Bene M.D. Shusione

No One Told Hic Incoherent Crime Tale From Indy

A garbled Indianapolis News fragment describes a bungled theft during a coal supply run. A man allegedly tackled by a captor, unclear dialogue about who instructed the act, and a stray line about a needy figure and a costly Christmas ring gesture. Detectable names and sequence are obscured by OCR errors.

Hic Nimmedt Indianapolis

Fewer Salts Taken Linked to Local Rexall Stores Hold

Fragmentary old item notes limited Salt sales at Rexall Stores in town. Mentions W H Bough and M D Shoshone with unclear context. Dates and full names are unreadable, but indicates a local health or supply concern tied to pharmacy outlets.

Gees Bey Rosa Coterees Rexall W. H Bough M D

German Language Oddities Cited In Quirky Exchange

A humorous exchange highlights German grammar quirks with a six year old explaining how a classmate with red hair sits next to her at school. The anecdote notes the language’s verb placement and peculiarly structured sentences as seen through a child’s eye.

Ming

Left Handed Tools and Tawdry Origin Revealed

The article traces left handed oppositions in tools and service, noting corkcrews twisted by right handed thinking and the term tawdry arising from St Etheldreda Audrey’s fair trade. It links tawdry lace to the word’s etymology and hints at a London stream feeding Damascus with supply routes and a long railway stretch.

London St. Etheldreda St Audri Audrey's Fair St. Miss Lomden Chronicle

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