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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
3
President Lincoln delivers a concise homage at Gettysburg Cemetery. He honors the fallen, reaffirms national purpose, and pledges dedication to the unfinished work of preserving the Union for the people. The speech emphasizes liberty equality and enduring democracy.
A biographical portrait by Henry B Rankin portrays Mary Todd Lincoln as cultured and perceptive, yet critics her marriage as fraught. Lincoln, depicted as devoted, faced public adulation while Mary endured tragedy and loneliness after his assassination, amid family opposition and social spotlight.
A reflective poem lines extol the President's gentleness and foresight, saying his kind heart comforted a torn nation. The verse praises Lincoln as balm to wounds, noting his death marks a pivotal moment in national healing.
Lincoln, amid Grant's assault on Richmond, sails to City Point to witness the war's final acts. Johnson Brigham recalls him tending kittens on the River Queen, wiping their eyes and murmuring of motherly care. He often spoke of his angel mother and blessings on her memory.
A wide collection of Idaho items details a Grange at Ten Mile Heigets schoolhouse, plans for a new two story building in Emmett, and $2000 set aside for Bannock county agent. January shipments from Caldwell total 79 carloads of livestock and produce. Boies horticulturists push membership to 3000. A Caldwell rancher sustains serious injuries after a hay bale fall. Plans for a large foundry in Pocatello, sugar factory progress at Shelley, and Kansas club celebration at Buhl. Bond purchase by Kansas City broker for Little Willow Irrigation at $165,000. Boise coldest January since 1898 with mean 22.2 degrees. Mining bureau discussed for Boise. Settlement between Boise project and Nampa district shows $9397.20 owed. Canyon county farm bureau hits 610 members. Franklin hosts country life institute. Pocatello drug store sold out to Derr, Hines, and Hough. Senator Shawhan in D.C. for King Hill irrigation funds. Boise tank explosion injures Jack Dalton. Florida mountain mining dispute upheld by state supreme court. Silas Wilson urges optimism for horticulturists amid 1916 fruit cleanup. Borah proposes $20,000 fish hatchery for Salmon river. Pocatello Business Men convention program announced. Canyon county grapes win Sine medal at Panama Pacific. Caldwell’s J F P Stout earns medal for vineyard exhibit. Nampa high school delay hampers basketball season.
Actress tells secret hair dye recipe with Barbo Compound glycerine and Bay Rum. Consumers long for hillside retreat as Claire Callan quotes Fort Worth Star-Telegram about escaping taxes and city life, dreaming log homes, hunting days, pine bread, bacon, sorghum molasses, and simpler evenings.
Kerrville Texas resident S P Seaton recounts relief from kidney and rheumatic troubles after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He says the remedy restored his posture and vigor, claiming 64 years of age but feeling straight as an arrow. A free trial coupon offer is included.
The piece speaks of warmth felt when near certain people, describing radiating love that makes heat unnecessary to sense. It suggests a heart so full of kindness that its warmth is felt by all who encounter it, beyond sight or circumstance.
An old time adv in brackets promises skin and scalp relief from eczema rashes and itching for children and adults through a hot bath with Oxacura Sap and daily use of Cutcura ointment. Includes a free sample by mail and an address to Cutleura Dept L Boston.
Aged medical advice warns that kidneys influence aging and death, urging people over thirty to protect kidney vitality and purify the blood. It recommends ample water, daily perspiration, and anuria avoidance before meals with a kidney health pill sold in stores.
A Pennsylvania reader reports twelve years of crippling cramps eased by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her health improved, her periods regularized, and she now recommends the remedy to friends. The ad urges women with feminine complaints to write for advice from the E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass.
The city’s 42 bridges span the East and Harlem rivers and other waterways, including the Brooklyn and Queensboro spans. These crossings, along with adjacent real estate needs, symbolize an investment exceeding 135 million dollars, reflecting the era’s vast urban expansion and infrastructure push.
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