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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
7
An old ad style claim promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from Mayapple Aloe and Jalap root to cure constipation and restore health by cleansing poisons from the blood. It urges readers to try the castor oil alternative and notes the pellets are sold widely in stores.
In 2014 statistics the country consumed 48,583,502,000 bananas. Jamaica supplied 15,000,000 bunches, Honduras 8,000,000, Costa Rica 5,000,000, and Panama 5,000,000 bunches. Other sources included Guatemala Mexico Cuba Colombia Nicaranes British Honduras Santo Domingo and Brazil.
A selection of American soldiers in France shows conspicuous bravery that earned the Distinguished Service Cross. General Pershing’s staff identified these notable cases as among many in the official Expeditionary Forces records.
The document records multiple Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Service Cross awards for U.S. Army personnel in France and Belgium during 1918 1919. Notable names include George S Robb Andrew Lynch and Archie A Peck with actions ranging from leading platoons under heavy fire to rescuing comrades and destroying enemy positions. Home towns span Salina Kansas Philadelphia Pa Paterson N J Fresno Calif Postville Iowa Hornell N Y and other places.
Indian runners with dog teams were dispatched from Dewar carrying anti influenza serums to Yukon remote communities facing grave danger. The message notes a long round trip to Fort McPherson near the Mackenzie River, crossing the Rocky Mountains in mid winter.
Ellen returning from school with two playmates Edith and Ethel met a doe and a small dog. The dog charged as Ellen reassured her friends that the dog would not harm them. The dog then jumped at Ellen, who recounted the incident to her mother with a mix of surprise.
Mr Stormington Barnes remarks that performing in big cities is preferable to one night stands. He argues audiences are more likely to stay through a show and that, unlike a one night stand, many people would rather sit in the theater than return to a hotel.
A playful exchange defines a vacuum as something with wheels from a visitor named Yomny, while Bill uses rural dialect to explain. The brief quip centers on a humorous misunderstanding of the term vacuum and its meaning.
A jumble of garbled lines and stray phrases notes concerns about kidney weakening and health remedies, referencing ancient cures and a vague historical timeline. The fragmentary text suggests health anxieties and potential treatments but is unclear and incomplete.
A garbled page fragment quotes Film Fun and a dicussion on why a director quit the business as well as jokes about a wife influencing deeds. It mentions expensive medicines, a scandal, and a coach’s post and ends with Adam’s childhood apple remark.
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