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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
5
The speech notes that Coolidge places the vice presidency second to the President and stresses that strong character in citizenship is vital. He urges citizens to act, suggesting opening a bank account today to reinforce responsible financial habits.
A fragment notes First National Bank as a Member of the Federal Reserve System. The terse line hints at a formal banking designation and its relation to federal reserve oversight. Further readable context is unavailable in the fragment.
Shoshone residents share news of trips and visits to Ketchum and Richfield. F. Buttner from J C Penney heads to Red Fish Lakes for vacation. Local lawyers and families attend dances, weddings, and social events.
Mr and Mrs Martin Garner spent Sunday at Hailey Hartivon Byen and family with a party of friends from North Shomhone motored to the Magle Dain Sunday for 4 penie Mr EE Decker and children of Algerkain Falls are the guests of Mr and Mea 5 Ltates Mr Decker 4 on the way to Washington to join Mr Derker
Notice states EDW. T. BARBER sold the Journal to Mr. B. L. Platz in August 1922. All accounts due on or before that date remain Barber property but may be paid at the Journal office to Mr. Platz. Barber says obligations against the Journal except advertising contracts are to be paid to him. Platz will collect all advanced and past due subscriptions.
Discusses how constipation leads to appendicitis via fecal matter and germs entering the appendix. Also lists Methodist Church services for Sunday July 16 1922 including Sunday school Epworth League preaching and evening worship and July 30 1922 schedule with morning worship prayer meeting and chorus.
Mrs Mahalaarn recalls a common tale of bowel troubles and quick relief. She credits Champlain Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing her dysentery nine years ago and again during a later attack. She says she has recommended it to dozens and will continue to do so.
The fourth and last quarterly conference for the year will be held at the Methodist church on Thursday evening August 11. The Rev W J Ewing will be present and preside. Each member of the official board is expected to attend and all are invited. The annual conference will be held at Caldwell on September sixth.
A fragmentary essay discusses the Presbyterian Church's historic influence on liberty education and governance in the United States. It cites the church as a major force and criticizes modern drift away from core beliefs, warning of perilous times and calling out factions denying the deity of Christ.
Danielson, a farmer near Smola Kansas, reports his wheat harvester picked up an old hen and bound her in twine, leaving her unharmed. The hen lay wrapped briefly, then was dropped and shocked, but she escaped and flew away to safety.
A short note urges readers to guard against altered checks and notes. It emphasizes that seemingly minor errors or counterfeit alterations can cause serious loss and offers information on protection for cash, checks, drafts, and receipts.
Disturbing report notes extreme bowel distress and cancer risk during hot summer. Readers urged to use Chamberlain's Colic Artho ta remedy. many testify to its relief in alarming episodes.
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