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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
A French professor claims wine makes hens lay more eggs, sparking a satirical uproar about agriculture and drink. The piece mocks teetotalism and cites a front-page parody about hens striking for wine, while noting exaggerated war chatter and thunder analogies from literary criticism.
President Wilson told Congress his trip to Paris is essential to advance peace principles and nationhood, seeks public and congressional cooperation, and outlines stance on railways and taxation. He urges support for suffrage, warns against private return to rail control, and anticipates peace by spring amid broader war-time policy.
Mrs 0 Jotngon of Etetsburg Washington writes how Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover after not feeling well during new marriage and enabled her to care for her home and children again. The ad urges others with similar troubles to try the medicine and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for advice.
The article notes that ancient Peruvians and other civilizations used block or hand printing on vegetable fiber textiles. It compares Parthian fabrics to modern methods, describing multi color patterns printed on rollers and the use of mordant to fix dyes for lasting wear and tone. Experts praise the technical and artistic quality of these designs.
A fragmented dialogue depicts a couple in a stagy mood discussing marriage and future happiness amid wartime changes. The girl wonders about violets and meals while the man remains loyal, noting cost and practicality. The passage closes with a note that life unfolds like a world stage where each actor plays a role before fading away.
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