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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
3
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Reports say President Harding shows symptoms of illness with heart trouble possible. Doctors convene a four-physician consult in San Francisco as plans shift to return to Washington via the Panama Canal. Public statements are cautious while officials note likely days of recovery ahead.
New York sugar prices fell on Monday with refined sugar quoted around 8.25 to 8.35 cents per pound as big companies such as Arbuckle Brothers PF and others set the tone for the market. The decline followed a string of reductions, and industry quotes indicated pressure from major producers.
Four train crew members died and several others were injured when a train wreck occurred on the Rhmey line near Pleard Mine. Contingent authorities reported missing persons and ongoing investigations by continental railway officials as crews search the scene at Quahee.
Ducks are valuable domesticated waterfowl for commercial purposes. The most important market breeds are the Peking, Aylesbury and Rouen. Ducks require shelter and ventilation, with composted floors and dry litter. A standard duck house plus yard fits 65 ducks, and ample water access is essential for health.
Minnesota farm poultry culling season is near with high death rates. N E Chapman of the university extension notes about one third of farm flocks needing removal as indifferent layers. Early malters with small combs and yellow legs should be culled and can be sold or canned for future use to fund feed for growing stock.
A Hilania farm demonstration reports profitable fattening of 47 birds using a mixed ration. Birds weighed about 1 potinide 4 pounds in 31 days, fed with mash and sweet milk, targeting rapid gain.
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The piece advises building a home by choosing a site with sound health and safety, good water supply, and access to churches, schools, and stores. It suggests checking taxes, utilities, grading needs, transit, and travel time to work, ensuring the area promises value and desirability.
The Clerveland Plain Dealer denounces tourists who leave litter after picnics, smeared papers and greasy debris sullying city and countryside. It argues most autoists respect hosts, but a harmful minority harms all and rural residents resist rude campers.
The text asserts that organization defines modern progress, tracing humanity from primitive society to civilization. It proclaims society’s turn to collective effort, with the refrain Let us organize, labeling the current era as an age of organization and claiming men gain more life by working together.
Fragmented readable text suggests a playful or promotional note about Buence Ayres, praising beauty and growth. It hints at plans to improve a city event or outcome in San Angelo, with a likely public release and local reaction. The fragment lacks clear dates or concrete actions.
The observer notes the Boy Scout movement shaping youth through brave acts. Syracuse youths Maurice Shanahan and Irving Seltzer along with Arthur Mallett rescue a bed ridden woman from a fire. Herman Scott of Plainwell saves his burn victim brother after a third rail incident. De Vere Laing and companions rescue Thomas Lenihan from a quarry hole and revive him with lung pumping and rescue efforts.
Abilene Texas scouts led a citywide clean-up sweeping shabby poles and tree trunks whitewashed by troop 10 earning official thanks and four prizes for outstanding service The group plans a playground project valued at $600 with swings seesaws and slides led by the local executive while scouts donate labor and nerves to the effort.
Fragmentary report mentions Whee Edmund Rehvive of Tremp Maundeville and a court matter involving a charge or action related to protection of a child and a sequence of events suggesting a trial or legal action. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a legal proceeding affecting a child and an individual from Tremp.
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A historical note describes a trough made from concrete with a cement to sand to pebble mix. It emphasizes durability, easy cleaning, low and deep placement to aid sheep and reduce freezing, noting rough dry timber alternatives are impractical and decay.
United States Department of Agriculture presents a calf milk substitute after the second week. The mix uses ground corn, oil meal, oats, blood flour, skim milk powder, and salt with water. Feeding scales shift from whole milk to substitute over weeks, with gruel and occasional meat portions and adjustments during diarrheal signs.
Instructions on feeding water and rest for working horses during harvest. Emphasizes limited hay, liberal grain with bran, and regular watering before and after feeds. Recommends mid shift watering and frequent breathing breaks to prevent overheating and wind injuries. Some garbled text remains but main points concern horse care and feeding routines.
A tour guide leads visitors through the Valley of Kings and shows a mummy labeled as the high priest Nooka. A party member jokes about the high priest’s illness, prompting a wry punchline from the guide about his apparent long-term cure.
An advertisement touts a Lady of Distinction whose refined appearance derives from the fragrance she uses. It promotes a bath with Caticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores and a final dusting with Caticurs Talcum powder for clear, sweet, healthy skin.
A playful fragment from the Houston Transcript quotes summer girls as masters of breaking engagements and keeping men guessing all season. The quotes frame the season as a lighthearted riddle, contrasting girls who swim with men learning to cope as autumn approaches.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know the cause. The ad claims Swamp-Root aids kidney liver and bladder health, promising relief from nervousness and lack of ambition. Send ten cents for a sample size and further information from Dr Kilmer & Co.
A humorous exchange at a Wayover tavern unfolds as a guest derides local pride while the landlord reacts. The scene hints at cultural tensions and a developing urban lore, with a layabout remark sparking speculation about a juicy scandal known to some but not others.
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