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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
7
A fragmented passage laments that state laws and population shape growth more than wealth. It mentions laziness among men and a line about Harry awaiting someone to push his system, concluding with a remark that the Journal is a joy to read.
Sunday to Tuesday excerpts offer brief religious maxims on godliness contentment and upright living. The fragments reference scripture verses and moral guidance, with notes on daily devotion and conduct for readers.
A fragment hints at Hambone's Meditations with a playful line about friends and hard hits. The quirky cadence recalls a rural dialect piece. No clear event or persons beyond the mentioned persona appears.
Pittsburgh Dispatch reports Richard C. Roescher of Harrisburg proposes a chemical defense for banks. A battery of giant tubes inside vaults could release a lethal gas to incapacitate robbers, either fixed or portable, triggered to explode and expel the deadly chemical.
An Irvington man planted kernels of bantam sweet corn to seed next year. A neighbor woman reported that blackbirds had not harmed the crop, but next morning a crowd of birds gathered near the corn, pecking at the ears and delaying efforts to protect the seeds. The observer described the birds as comical and numerous as they fed.
Fragmentary text references bishops governors and soldiers, with scattered mentions of American troops and cemeteries. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable names to form a clear news item.
A plan to open England's first free children's library is praised as fitting by the Christian Science Monitor. The house at 33 Johnson Street, Somerstown, ties to Dickens family years, with Dickens’ father jailed in Marshalsea inspiring passages for The Pickwick Papers and Little Dorrit. The project aims to give needy children access to books, honoring Dickens' memory and the value of literature in difficult times.
The Shoshone Journal invites readers to share what Dumb Dan thinks about a 24 step dance craze on the Atlantic City boardwalk. The ad promises printing quality from the paper’s effective printing standards and printing staff.
A garbled plea stresses that every family member should advertise and assist the person handling notices. It calls on all to help by pointing out advertisements and sharing information, emphasizing duty and community support.
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