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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
7
An old newspaper fragment recalls a puzzle about pen names and grocery note ruses, then mentions Danes contributing to war charities to build a church. It advertises Cuticura soap and ointment with prices and free samples, ending with a wartime price exchange dialogue.
Advice from doctors urges care for the stomach during heat to prevent illness. The remedy EATONIC is advertised as a tasteless candy-like tablet after meals to reduce acidity, aid digestion, and restore appetite. A box costs about 0c with money-back guarantee through trusted druggists.
Waldron Morse ailing at Shell Beach asks Wilton Revere to marry his daughter Ethel to safeguard her fortune. Revere agrees, but Morse dies. The secret union shatters when Revere reveals he is still legally married, and Ethel learns her real status. Amid revelations, the pair face love and danger as their bond deepens.
USDA guidance urges dehorning calves before winter to ease handling and prevent bruised flesh and torn hides during transit and at the feed trough. It favors late fall or early winter procedures, noting saws for horn removal and rising use of dehorning clippers for large herds and younger horn growth.
Practical guide detailing dehorning chutes using head clamps and neck nooses to restrain cattle during horn removal. Warns against heat to prevent screw worm infestation and recommends fall, winter, or cool spring for the procedure with protective repellent. Shows two chute designs with dotted diagrams and notes on operation, timing, and postcare.
A scattered note describes using sheep to clear weeds in a corn field by turning the flock into the crop. The sheep eat the weedish grass and typically only nibble the lower leaves, helping weed control before harvest.
Seemingly garbled text outlines employment by Englishwomen with figures: 617,000 into government, 198,000 into Dewr, 62,000 into transport serving, 50,000 into banking and Armnce, 307,000 into selling and clerical positions.
A home beauty guide promotes mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a freckle sunburn tan lotion. The ad promises clear soft white skin at a very low cost and claims the mixture is harmless.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal shows a wartime exchange about a soldier who was dismissed after a poorly received speech. The dialogue hints at discipline and morale issues during the era.
A vintage recruitment style ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for women’s health. It claims decades of success in treating displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches and nervous tension. The notice invites readers to write for specific ailment guidance and mentions the Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
For centuries GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has offered relief for backache lumbago sciatica rheumatism and kidney liver stomach and bladder issues. It cleanses kidneys purifies blood and can improve health. Urges immediate purchase at your druggist to address painful or urgent urinary symptoms.
Philadelphia editor recalls Charles Schwab evading a German spy in Chicago by staging fake telegrams. The spy sheepishly began picking up torn scraps, prompting Schwab to reveal the ruse and mock the German. Also includes an ad for GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O Capsules claiming health benefits and a joke about a husband’s health worries.
Riley Rexzidew of Petunia grumbles after finding a letter lying on the sidewalk. At first Luelle signs promise, but reading the opening line about Julia and T traveling to a hotel for a big singing on Sunday, he discards it as useless.
Fragmentary report notes ongoing activity involving German forces as the reader senses continued momentum in the situation. Names and precise events are not readable, but the tone suggests an active wartime context and ongoing coverage.
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