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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Amy Peterson of Lakeville Massachusetts says she nearly starved from indigestion and gas, losing thirteen pounds. After taking Tanlac she reports restored appetite, gained weight, and renewed energy, calling Tanlac the best medicine. Advertisement.
A remodeled house creates the look of two windows in a wall by placing a framed blue sky scene with shutters and a potted plant on a wall. A hidden electric lamp outside lights the setup, giving a cheerful sense of air and openness despite no actual window.
A famous statesman attended a dinner where an old country gentleman sat beside him. A conceited youth mocked the elder, repeatedly calling him a Philistine. The elder finally admitted confusion, and the statesman explained that a Philistine is a man annoyed by the Jawbone of an ass.
Report suggests sleeping passengers fare better in train collision as they escape much of the shaking and concussion but notes no medical authority supports the claim.
An old style Bayer Aspirin ad touts take aspirin as told on genuine Bayer tablets with the Bayer Cross and claims safety by physicians and millions. The piece also shares a Spanish painter Senora Pilar Sereda story at a New York dinner critiquing a Madrid bullfight with an American visitor's amused misadventure.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other ailments. Back pain, headaches, and fatigue can signal kidney disease. Drink Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician’s prescription. obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, NY, and mention this paper.
Dr Ethel Smyth recalls meeting Empress Eugenie at Farnborough Hall during a carriage match. Eugenie, dressed graciously, urged attendants to wear hats and joked about hounds finding the hare near the house. The anecdote highlights her playful, commanding demeanor and intimate friendship with the late empress.
Williams Purple Cow presents a terse back and forth between a man and a woman, centered on a coded principle about not killing a girl. The dialogue hints at dramatic stakes and moral tension within a likely gritty scene.
A reflective piece cites Elisha’s pot of oil story to urge readers to inventory their own household resources and opportunities. It argues that success comes from recognizing what one has, grasping daily chances, and discarding what hinders growth, with moral calls to action drawn from biblical analogy.
The article surveys theories on the origin of Yankee with claims that it derives from the French Anglais or the Dutch Jankin. It notes possible shifts from Anglais or English to Yankee through Native and settler mispronunciations and cites a 1765 print usage linking Portsmouth Yankee to the term.
Poem contrasts bravery in death and in life, arguing true courage lies in choosing right over ease. It honors those who endure hardship for a just cause, facing fear, consequences, and public scorn with conscience as guide.
Fragmentary cookbook text jokes about endone sentiment and relief. Includes confusing lines about serving Noodles and Ham with peaches, layered puddings, and a frozen pudding method with sugar water and fruit. Mentions modes of mixing, heating, and serving.
Librarians see rising pay as demand shifts from regular duties to special library work for large businesses. Corporations seek curated literature and immediate access systems. trained librarians expand into indexing, office management, and departmental leadership.
Mrs Harpy A Wilson of Clearfield Pennsylvania recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal symptoms including backaches nervousness and bearing down pains She endorses the product as a grand medicine that restored her health and invites others to try it.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes a wife discussing raising roses nicknamed Jack and a man asked last night if he could obtain a few Jack pets for her. The readable text shows casual domestic chatter about gardening terms.
The advertisement urges soothing an itching scalp with Cuticura Ointment and following with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims daily use will yield clear skin and soft white hands, presenting Cuticura as routine toilet preparations.
A fragmented comic note describes a letter from Nephew Harry in Africa. The exchange hints at humor about distant kin and local neighbors, referencing hyenas and a home nearby. The piece captures lighthearted rural banter and family distance themes.
Dialog fragment shows a tense exchange about pursuing and killing foes described as “them.” The lines reference a dash for the mirror and a fear of resistance, with characters debating effectiveness and danger amid a chaotic confrontation.
A fragmentary sensational item portrays a widow lamenting being widowed and questioning her ex husband’s motives. The piece hints at marital strain and scandal surrounding a son’s marriage amid a bitter domestic dispute.
The text describes古 Slay weddings where the groom fetches the bride as a symbol of ancestral mates. It notes Albanian weddings require the bride to weep and show reluctance to leave home. It mentions the bridegroom must present a handsome dress for the bride, showcasing the incidezroene's taste to all guests.
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