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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
3
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Byron Thurston of St Louis advocates Edgeworth smoking, claims second place in a local smoker chart, cites H F Baldwin as a past leader from Burlington. He details sample offers from Sams & Brother Co and Larus & Brother Co, promoting Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed varieties with free samples and merchant distribution.
Fragmentary OCR from the Kansas City Star shows garbled text about safety, grooming products, and nonsensical quotes. The readable portions mention Loni Fuller Gloom and Cuticura ointment, with stray phrases about soap, talcum, and admonitions. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge.
W B Peters of the Minnesota College of Agriculture urges summer feeding of grain-fed cattle to capitalize high late summer prices. He notes yearling cattle can be fattened economically with a plan: wean calves in fall, feed grain through spring, and market in August or September, using barns and pasture to manage heat and labor costs.
A writer in Successful Farming notes five years to fruit is typical under ordinary conditions, but ample moisture in the first two years can cut this to three or even sooner. An experiment with two dozen vines showed that three vines receiving extra water near a poultry house root zone grew faster and bore in the third season, matching mature yields.
Entomologists report that effective aphid control in Western New York requires a systematic ground spraying method. Narrow nozzle tips limit reach to lower branches, while a station spray system with ground access and flexible hose ensures thorough coverage under every branch. Maintaining at least 2½ psi facilitates rapid, complete tree treatment. Bulletin 487 details the station system and is available free from the station.
The article discusses consumer prejudice toward heavy lambs, noting texture differences are minor and that lambs marketed at 90 to 100 pounds are often overripe. It recommends feeding heavy-breed sheep for market two months earlier to ensure better meat quality and discourage pushing weights beyond safe margins.
A fragmentary report notes labor concerns linked to fall pig management. The text references hog housing, moisture, and care issues, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to summarize into a valid newspaper item with two-line card.
Poultry writers advocate pairing poultry with fruit trees as the best combination for enthusiasts. Believers report improvements in flock welfare and egg production when kept under orchard shade, noting hands on experience from long time fruit and poultry growers.
Eight hour shifts take effect at United States Steel Gary mill. Twelve hour days gradually convert as 800 new workers join open hearth furnaces. Wage increases of 25 percent accompany labor easing. Families see fathers home for breakfast for first time in years amid game filled backyards and working cottages.
The article highlights Pasadena High School where freshman to senior class presidents include Eagle and First Class Scouts. It credits scout training with classroom, athletic, dramatics, and student government success and describes Public School Queens’ school democracy, led by Mrs. Bridget Pextotto, as an example of the scouts’ role in student government and school management.
President Coolidge resumed duties at the White House after arriving from the New Willard hotel where he had set a temporary headquarters. He was met by Secretary Christian and accompanied by his secretary Edward T. Clerk as he begins familiarizing with White House details.
German mobs plundered starhouses and food stores with bloodshed reported across the occupied territory over the weekend. In Gelsenkirchen two civilians were killed and 15 to 20 seriously injured. A Berlin dispatch said one policeman and five demonstrators were killed and ten wounded at Rotthausen near Essen.
Lions club secretary general notes business and professional groups repeatedly back scouting in building character and citizenship. Louisville volunteers erect a mess hall with Kiwanian, Rotarian, Lions, Optimists and Exchange members, plus Legion, engineers and others aiding the project.
Idaho and Boise booster circles report that Union Pacific has completed plans to extend its main line from Orrh hard to Boise. For a decade Boise residents pressed to have the main line reach their city rather than cut across Idaho about 100 miles south, enabling easier access via a branch line.
Washington director Sconey ordered production at the Philadelphia mint for a bronze medallion honoring President Harding. The piece will accompany the state cake executive to a public unveiling in the Gites of Bie Mirth, with admission set at one dollar.
Fragmentary report notes individuals named Jared and others involved in a late summer event. Readable details describe a pathwork incident and a therapeutic or ceremonial outcome at a location referenced as Ue finhiineble. The report is incomplete but references injuries and a following procedure.
A fragmented note describes Palas Plas presenting Drewtie at a local gathering titled the HWFeal eerie of le Made er. The misread line hints at a quirky showcase or prank with an enigmatic Dale Ad involved.
An old advertisement explains Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder tonic trusted by druggists. It claims long standing efficacy, urges purchase from merchants, and offers a ten cent trial sample by sending to Dr Elmer in Binghamton New York with newspaper mention.
A Detroit News excerpt cites Blackwood and notes Bulwer Lytton, predating Conan Doyle by decades, as deeply engaged in occult studies. It states he explored magic lore, used instruments and crystal balls, communed with mediums, and spoke at length on mystical arts with seeming conviction.
Archaeologists report discovery of ancient dugouts in a remote region. Excavations reveal conjoined storage pits and shelter structures dating earlier than known settlements. Researchers note potential links to nomadic groups and warn of preservation needs.
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