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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
6
A displaced worker details backache and fatigue from endless shifts at a factory. She and many others struggle to stand, endure, and seek relief after trying various medicines. An ad for Lydia Plane promoting B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound targets women with similar ailments.
The report outlines a substitute for petroleum thinners using a blend described as a lean, higher purity material with 77 percent of the dominating petrol component. It notes a Dow determination guiding the yield and composition, including rectified turpentine and other ingredients making up a significant share of the mixture, with specified percentages for each component.
New York Herald dispatch reports General Allenby after arriving in Egypt has crushed the Bedouin revolt with harsh punishments and a threat to burn villages. British troops increased, punitive expeditions launched, many Bedouin chiefs detained, widespread arrests, rails and government property guarded, and remote areas patrolled to restore peace.
Allied forces plan limited aid as Britain supplies 25,000 antique crops and 40 civilians from limited stocks to sustain northern operations. The message notes Britons back the northern push and provide equipment and arms for a protracted campaign.
The Department of Agriculture estimates the 1915 winter wheat crop will surpass the 1914 and prior records, based on April 1 conditions. Projected to exceed last year by 182 million bushels and the 1914 high by 248 million, the forecast values the crop at about 1.54 billion dollars at the government price of 2.20 per bushel, with current condition stated as favorable for a large final harvest.
Weimar telegraph reports General Erich Laden Mortz’s alchemy plan will soon surface in multiple countries. The scheme shifts time and war burdens onto German civil authorities, per a Weimar correspondent who has seen an advance cog.
Police on Tuesday prevented the landing from the Dutch steamer Gelrin of a Russian named Ladimain Chinalt who claims to be a representative of the Russian soviet government.
New York actress Mrs Alice Quit, widow of Ciara Reed, famed for the role in Unite Tom Cabin, passed away Tuesday at age fifty two. Her daughter was noted in the obituary as a surviving relative.
The War Department reports 1079 military patients under treatment in army hospitals nationwide on March 31. Of these, 214 were men from overseas.
The Utica Globe laments discontent with wealth and power and argues contentment, like Paul’s, yields true happiness. It warns that pursuit of more beyond reach leads to an unfulfilling life, while those who accept contentment sleep soundly and wake glad.
Explores theories of wedding ring origins from ancient Egypt to modern practice. Mentions money rings symbolizing endowed wealth and the modern ring symbolism. Describes engagement and wedding ring types including bands and diamond settings.
The article discusses repairing granite ware by sealing with putty and baking in a slave oven to restore functionality. It then pivots to Early Irish culture, praising medieval artifacts such as a cross from Cong Abbey and Rory O Connor, noting exquisite metalwork as evidence of Ireland’s ancient civilization despite Norman influence.
A poetic fragment celebrating Easter and the arrival of spring. It invokes nature’s rebirth with seeds awakening and fields blooming while praising the creator and the singing birds, urging humans to use gifts granted by God.
The text argues that resurrection and immortality are present, not distant abstractions, urging Christians to seek heavenly virtues now. It links Easter to daily living, mortifying sin and pursuing goodness, stating life endures beyond the grave as a ongoing, lifelong process.
The fragment discusses doubt in a man never imposed upon and hints at truth through guesses. It mentions Doster fierce's Pleasant Velints regulating liver bowels and stomach. It adds a line about a bulldog famous for clinging to life to the end.
An ad extols Boschee’s Syrup as a fifty one year American remedy for coughs and lung trouble promising restful nights and swift recovery. A rural man argues with a cigar store clerk over a hog sale price while leaving the scene in a sprint, as depicted in a humorous Indianapolis News vignette.
A fragment reads Easter hymn style lines about beauty and faith as the speaker recalls joy despite hardship and mentions an Easter hat.
In Spring Valley New York A S Burns Jr. runs the world's largest lily farm. He plants about half a million beds annually and handles around 90 000 cats daily. Over the year he cuts over 2 000 000 waxy white flowers. The operation emphasizes sound drainage and good soil. Bulbs are imported from Japan with more than 60 000 000 pounds grown in the United States yearly.
The article marks the end of the Lenten period of mourning this Saturday night, noting alters, crucifixes, and pictures are restored and Easter ceremonies take on a tone of resolve, gladness, and splendor as the anniversary of Christ's Resurrection symbolizing life everlasting.
A letter to an Albany resident reports monkeys in South Africa dying from Spanish influenza. The note also claims the plague is widespread among white and black populations with high mortality, and adds a cartoonish aside about a country club renovation.
A fragmented OCR item questions a man’s habits and whether his behavior proves he drinks heavily. The readable text shows dialog about proving character by alcohol use, with unclear attribution and missing context.
An ad touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a lifelong youth aid promising strong nerves and purified blood by keeping kidneys clean. It claims the remedy is used for over 200 years in Haarlem Holland and urges purchase from a druggist in sealed packs. A separate note discusses Formosan air budget and subduing head hunting aborigines with airplanes.
A boy of seven on his first zoo visit rushes to a cage labeled Female and exclaims to his mother that Pye wanted to see a Female. Cartoons Magazine notes the moment as a lighthearted, domestic reflection on lectures and audiences at home.
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