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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
8
The Addiers three answer an order from King Cole to present real jazzo material within one week. The call demands a muted cornet saxophone and drum set with full trimmings or face dire consequences, per the Ruf falo Express.
A quotation on learning to write well by reading esteemed authors. It asserts that dwelling with English writers like Goldsmith Austen Scott Macaulay and Froude will, with habit, lead a student to write good and pure English. The author signs Motktejona.
The text notes William of Wykeham as founder of New College at Oxford as a necessary adjunct to Winchester School. It cites the charter date of November 26, 1379, and praises Wykeham as a prominent figure in Kinglish history, whose biography remains widely known in The Chicago Journal.
Official ballot for a bond election in the Village of Shoshone dated April 16. The page also features unrelated literary and promotional text about Chamberlain's Tablets, Latin words in English, and a Boston Transcript quote about friends, with no clear election details beyond the ballot notice.
A reader article advises curing catarrh by moving to dry high ground with abundant pine trees or by cultivating pines around homes. Daily throat cleansing with antiseptic solution and pine scented air are recommended, with escalation needed for advanced cases and consultation with a physician.
A historic discussion notes that raise should apply to crops or cattle not children, urging reared or brought up for humans. It cites dictionary views and regional usages, praises more modern terms, and mentions corrections by home authorities. It also references John Herschel and the harvest moon concept in a fragmentary weather-like note.
The passage explains the harvest moon rising at sunset near the moon opposite the sun, providing light through autumn with minimal darkness when weather is clear. It references a Russian figure brushing Siberia and includes scattered items about ancient surgery, a roughneck politician, and edible lobster from a magazine excerpt.
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