Sun Damages Mirrors From Direct Sunlight
A fragment notes that mirrors cannot be hung where sun directly shines, as noon rays cause mercury to spread and ruin the look, a cautionary line from an old home care tip.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
8
A fragment notes that mirrors cannot be hung where sun directly shines, as noon rays cause mercury to spread and ruin the look, a cautionary line from an old home care tip.
A fragmented OCR note discusses a Metropolis chronicle page with references to art, pictures, and a formative display. The readable text hints at a broader exhibit or impact, mentioning a wide display and the weaving of visuals into narrative, though specifics remain unclear.
A European returnee asserts loudly that government policies are an outrage, declaring the manner of treatment at customs to be misused by officials and voiced as a freestanding protest.
A compact reflection on life purpose and work. The speaker suggests the blessed should seek their own path, recognizing a personal calling. It urges following one’s work with resolve and meaning.
An advertisement for Dabro a darkening eyebrow serum from The Siloron Mfg Co Pueblo Colorado promises rapid brow darkening without growth, offered in plain wrap via mail order with a money back guarantee. It asserts unique ingredients and a modern design and claims shopping through a simple receipt.
Notice for publication final proof by Patt Willian of Shoshone Idaho on dairy land claim under the Carey Act. Authorized by state land office showhorne, Idaho. Proof to establish residence cultivation by April 27, 1912 by Albert Conten Frank M. Tuttle Paul Haddeck Henry W. THM all of Shoshone.
In the Fourth District Idaho court Lincoln County Shoshone March 29th 1912 notice of attachment issued against Charles Diehl in the case of Charles Diehl vs State of Kansas and William Hews the plaintiff seeks $290.27 plus interest at 6 percent since March 16 1912 plus court costs. Harry W. Anderson clerk of district court and Johnson & Hudock attorneys for the plaintiff reside in Shoshone and Wak[?] Mar 29 apt?
Mary Peck for heirs of Leonard Boren seeks final proof to establish the claim to a land entry in Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho. The hearing before Frank Disney commissioner occurs May 2 1912. Witnesses include Johnny Butler Jalvin Allen Joseph Sorpa all of Shoshone Idaho.
In Clatriet Court Lincoln County Idaho a civil action attempts to collect nineteen hundred sixty dollars with seven percent interest from W Levisee. The document, dated April 2nd 1912, names Harry W Anderson as district court clerk and shows attorney droymion & Haddock for the plaintiff with a partial address in Showhone.
In the United States District Court for Idaho Southern Division the court appoints McCracken as Special Master to sell at public sale the rights to a canal system and associated water rights in Lincoln Twin F County Owyhee Elmore, including all appurtenances, to the highest cash bidder at the Boise County courthouse in Silver City on May 28, 1912, between 1 and 2 PM, with the description beginning at the Mae Jad River right bank and extending across Snake River onto lands in several townships.
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