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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
6
The Men in Class and a Cold In the Head Ad
A vintage newspaper ad fragment touts vigor into old age and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine for nasal catarrh. It derides competing remedies and claims a strong body by using the product, mentioning a reader question about floor facts and publishers.
Italian Delegates Bolt Conference Over Fiume Demands
Paris reports say Italian delegates threaten to halt peace talks, demanding all territory granted under the London pact including Fiume. Vittorio Orlandi signals readiness to leave further conferences if Rome is not appeased, while allies wary of Bolshevik accusations and royalist fear of regime change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Talia
Copeentou
Tialian Delegots
Vittorio Orlandi
White House
London
Plume
Wilken
Hs Atm
Fiume
Prohee
Britain
Bolsheviain
Italy
Orland Cilinot
Rome
Tynty'e
Ile Kovernment
Why He Quit The Road From Old Clerks To Mechanical Hotels
Frank Whitsell of Portland recalls the past when hotel clerks were friendly and anticipating guests needs. He laments modern automated clerks and mechanical hotels that feel impersonal, saying such treatment soured his willingness to continue traveling commercially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitsell
Portland
Ore
Hi Paso Herald
Conquest of the Air Serial Service for Passengers
Read by airplane travelers as a serialized service offering passenger carriage and mail and merchandise handling. The feature outlines schedules routes and rates for airmail and parcel delivery, emphasizing speed reliability and accessibility across regions.
Pan American Aeronautics Meet Set for Atlantic City in May
Atlantic City, New Jersey will host the first Pan American Aeronautics convention and exhibition in May attracting American and foreign representatives. Captain Charles J. Gildden of the U S Air Service urges attendance to witness aviation progress from war to commercial use and envision a hemispheric air network with rapid city connections and coast protection. The government calls for fifteen thousand recruits for air service with training leading to flying and balloon piloting, offering pay, clothing, quarters, and extra pay during instruction. Quick applications through local recruiting officers are encouraged before the limited opportunity closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Charles J. Gildden
U. S. Air Service
Military Aeronauics
United States Flying School
Southerfield
Georgia
United States
Athintic City
Atlantic
Soviet Government Reported in Constantinople Turbulent Turkey News
Turkiye faced revolutionary upheaval as a Soviet governing body was said to be formed in Constantinople and a revolutionary committee established, with Bolshevik representatives cited from Odesa and Kiev. Pioneer Utah merchant J Kiewel of Ogden died April 22 after long Utah ties dating to 1808, noted as founder of an early cooperative store lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Cor Mantinople
Telegrauny
Beretrow
Kiev
Odesen
Turideh
Utah
Ogden
J Kiewel
Awr
Mger
Oinfen
Eugene
Mr. Kiesel
Tei
Kiesel
Fest
The
ZCML
CANNOT BE TAKEN ALIVE Gorilla capture myths emerge
A colonial era article recounts perilous gorilla capture myths and jungle dangers. It notes gorillas' fearlessness, strength, and the impracticality of trapping a fully grown specimen. It contrasts ape handling with apes' easy capture in some cases and mentions a bottle trick anecdote. The piece also cites anthropological ideas on limb length differences between sexes, highlighting right arm strength trends and leg length variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorillia
Anthropological Laboratory
London
Burned to Death in Home in Great Palla
Great Palla Mont-Robert Pontet longtime police chief, burned to death in his home Tuesday after resignation two years prior. Aylin Peter son, in the same house, escaped by climbing out a window, fell sixteen feet to ground, and was injured by debris. Local turmoil: recall demand for Mayor Walkwee M Short over alleged WWL ties. irrigation funding debated in Sacramento and El Paso bandit reports. Canadian troops leave Siberia aboard Montague ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palla
Mont
Robert Pontet
Alvin Peterson
Donter
W. W. Sioux
Cty
Towa
M. Short
LWW
TOM Slows City
RockiPile for Former Kaiser, Rowen Headlines Events
An article details William Metwabottom and Pera ot Rarniaky in Detroit, highlighting occupation shifts and public gestures by two notable figures. The piece notes a focus on entertainment and local industry leaders amid changing roles and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RockiPile
Kaiser, Rowen
William Metwabottom
Oratwanie Em
Pera
Rarniaky
Pop Thesture
Meridersn
Detroit
Time to Reform Sailor Returns to a Vividly Painted Ship
A sailor comes back from a peace celebration to find his ship repainted in a cubist, clash of squares and blobs of paint. He surveys the garish color scheme with disbelief, tears in his eyes, and whispers never again.
Mean Sea Level Defined by Geodetic Survey
The Geodetic Survey defines mean sea level as the surface oceans would assume at rest without wind or tidal forces and aligned perpendicular to a freely swinging plummet. This establishes a standardized reference for elevations and depressions across the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Const Bnct Geodetic Survey
Flying Circus At Salt Lake City Aerial Show Draws Crowds
Crowds from across Utah gathered April 17 to watch an aerial circus supporting the Victory loan. The program went smoothly except a moving picture machine was damaged in a mud hole. Twenty Salt Lakers rode in planes, four of them women, as Curtiss biplanes clashed with Fokker fighters and British French scouts above the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
France
U Boat Losses Claim High Toll In War News
Rear Admiral sites states belief that about 200 German submarines lie at the bottom of the sea. In Sheridan Wyoming, Walter Reisenweber, 17, confesses to killing Charles Johnson, a railroad yard manager, with an ax and stealing $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wyoming Bay
Sheridan
Walter Reisenwever
Charles Johnson
Refused to Accept Favor
A London officer earns praise for courage and care of his men, a book notes. A colonel with a bed wound stays to be treated last, showing selflessness. Also cited is a joke about a man known as Alma’s husband during a summer with his wife’s relatives. The Philadelphia Inquirer mentions the first private garage in New York City, built in spring 1900 by a prominent auto enthusiast with three vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Whitehair
Tada
British Empire
Tam
Smith—T
Jones
Smith
Alma
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York City
New York
Unclear fragment hints at a dramatic scene or plea
Fragmentary text references a Lady of a house a beggar named Bill and Indy with themes of love and work. lacks concrete entities or events to form a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Indy
Careful Check of Castoria Signatures and Christmas Wish
The passage warns to examine every bottle of Castoria for the proper signature and notes a Christmas scene with Little Geoffrey wanting a drum and a whistle. Geoffrey’s mother plans to stay, and his father changes his mind, promising the toy tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey
Santa Claus
Sonny
Atrum
Old Batteries Create Colored Fire in Fireside Displays
Old dry cells placed in open fireplaces with wood can produce a vivid blue purple and green flame as the top seal burns away and heat drives a chemical reaction. A single cell lasts from half to three quarters of an hour, offering cheap entertainment with no danger or cost.
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