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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
7
An archival feature titled By our Score and Seven Years Ago revisits a historic game recounting pivotal moments, standout players, and the broader impact on the season. The piece connects past performances to present team strategy and regional memory.
A tribute to Abraham Lincoln notes his wit aided leadership during crises. It cites his habit of telling humorous anecdotes to ease tensions and illustrate points, including a famous courtroom story where Lincoln’s tale led to a waived fine. The piece highlights his blend of intellect, patriotism, and humor as central to his legacy.
A poem by Hugh Robert Orr reveres Lincoln as a simple, devout pioneer who toiled, endured, and dreamed of liberty for all. It casts him as a mingled Christ figure guiding the western nation, bearing hardship with steadfast faith and forgiving spirit, rising again to lead the land.
Fragmentary OCR report notes a death mask linked to Lincoln, created by Leonard Welk of Chicago. Mentions a resemblance to a Washington exhibit and suggests a display schedule or notes from an exhibit, but details are unclear due to text corruption.
A memorial verse praising Laura Glackburn in Chicago Tribune with lines honor an “Intrepid Soul” and compare her to a goldenrod bloom laid at a sacred tomb. The poem links beauty, divine grace, and freedom, framing her as a comrade to Christ and a steadfast figure in death.
The article honors Abraham Lincoln, linking his legacy to enduring national ideals. It portrays how renewed interest and reverence elevate his fame, framing him as a universal symbol inspiring Americans to uphold liberty, perseverance, and humanity across generations.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled memorial scene. It mentions a sunken lake at the Lincoln memorial approach and references a November erection, political figures, and a public event. The text is partial and obscured, with many illegible phrases and misplaced words.
An advertisement touts a delicate perfume and beauty routine for a refined look, endorsing Cutlure soap and Tolcum powder for healthy skin. A separate note reports nine thousand four hundred eleven purebred bison exist globally, with five hundred twenty seven in the United States and about one hundred running wild.
An old ad promotes a cold remedy claiming to treat run down conditions with an ointment and tincture. It boasts long use by druggists for over forty years and targets frequent colds in teens and adults. The copy emphasizes quick action through the mucous surfaces and blood.
In Rural Maryland a farmer boasts he can identify District of Columbia autos from afar by the rattle of their numerous tags. The exchange highlights regional curiosity and skill in vehicle recognition.
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claimed to support kidney liver and bladder health through a strengthening medicine. The ad urged readers to start treatment at once, test samples from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York, and to mention the paper. It touted years of public approval and asked readers to request a sample bottle.
Fragmented OCR notes cite Denis Families and Genius by Havelock Elis analyzing 1080 British geniuses from the fourth century to present, excluding unknown parentage. He finds most originate from very large families, with Fenluses often oldest or youngest siblings. The piece references McClure’s Magazine and quirky quotes about city life, a bishop, and a rat catcher, plus explorers debating the term betachstherimn and a line about love finding sway amid opposition.
A humorous vignette set at night features Mrs Carter awakening to a frightened husband claiming a ghost, not of legend but donkey shaped. The piece blends domestic humor with an odd ghost sighting amid light moralizing and scattered jokes about prophecy and wisdom.
A fragment speaks of Athens in its zenith and praises the Grecian font as perfectly formed and proportioned. It notes men who select actors for films view a man as others do, with experts in fares.
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