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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
2
Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio discusses climate related health fears and preventive care. He warns of inevitable changes and urges Vigorous health and preparation calling for Peruna over winter ailments and lung support for families and children.
The Ming Shan mountain tea, grown by Buddhist priests at a temple on a sacred peak, is valued as the best in China and possibly the world. Tradition links its quality to leaves from Ming Shan and water from the Yangtze, a claim discussed through historical anecdotes and De Rosthorn’s notes on Yangtze water.
A New York steel company agent outlines requisites for a best man in industry. He stresses discipline, fairness to workers, willingness to criticize for the company’s benefit, punctuality, overtime acceptance, cheerful assignment of tough tasks, and openness to learning from colleagues.
Advise on caring for house plants emphasizing gentle handling and seasonal rules. Do not disturb roots in winter unless insects present. Vines and soft wooded plants tolerate transplanting poorly. shift and feed palms rubber plants and ferns mainly in summer. A thoughtful, attentive approach yields the best room charm.
Josiah Royce argues that loyalty binds individuals to their personal vocation as a path to serve universal humanity. The text frames loyalty as choice, linking private duties to the broader good, asserting true devotion requires aligning one’s near causes with humanity’s larger aims.
The article notes that descendants of Aztec rulers persist in Holland and Mexico, with some pensioned by the Mexican government. It mentions Montezuma lineages represented in Salamanca by the Maldosado family allied to the English Lapeanter line, and claims Empress Eugenie of Practice traces Montezuma blood, highlighting imperial stock as she relates to Napoleon II.
George Fi. Gachea left Shoshone for Mt. Vernon Washington to stay through April then return to enter active real estate development locally. He has sold two farms he managed and sees strong agricultural growth, crediting The Journal for promoting the Idaho Irrigation company lands and noting inquiries from distant areas. He anticipates many new settlers to come and live on the company lands.
Lorenzo Parker seeks final proof to establish a land claim under the Carey Act. He claims residence cultivation and employment on the NW section, with final hearing set at Shoshone, Idaho, February 71, 1914, witnesses Homer Fry C H Weeks O R Parker and Charles Dall of Shoshone.
Auction notice for the old elementary school building in District No. 11 Maddock Idaho to be sold to the highest bidder with the bid opening on Saturday January 24. Address inquiries to A. M. Gomes Clerk Morse Store promotes prompt service and personal attention and invites readers to send the Journal to friends.
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