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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
2
A garbled collage quotes Popular Mechanics on photographic legibility and a “two weeks” procedure, then parodies from Daily papers mocking aging brain myths and medical experts. It mentions Los Angeles Times and London Theirs with comic, nonsensical lines about a white poppy and Samuel Dohine.
A sprawling six column look at recent events from war games near Balboa to political turmoil and legal cases. Highlights include army exercises, a Kansas City governors conference postponed, a raid on Hotel Fontenelle, a not guilty verdict in a bribery case, commutations for Houston rioters, and railroad labor rulings. Public notices touch embezzlement probes, Legion leadership shakeups, and the Indiana race bill.
A senate report notes Senator Gooding has resumed duties after a post Christmas operation. The piece covers legislative moves on irrigation bills, grazing fees, rubber production studies, interstate commerce acts, and other fray in Washington. Included are notes on the McLaughlin bill, the Smith bill amendment, and railroad mileage book reductions.
Warren Wright president of Calumet Baking Powder Company credits heavy newspaper advertising for superior sales. He says Calumet sales are two percent higher than any other brand and cites thirty years of experience showing housewives respond fastest to newspaper ads. He asserts newspapers earn household trust through advertiser standards.
A playful exchange about memory and certainty unfolds in casual banter. One speaker recalls stepping on a foot eight times as a humorous proof, while the other questions the implication. The scene captures a quirky, informal moment likely from a campus or social setting in Minnesota.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the leading cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments with mild immediate effects. It promotes a gentle vegetable formula and urges start of treatment, offering samples for ten cents and noting availability at drug stores in medium and large bottles.
In a clipped dialect exchange, Squire Ramsbottom questions Buckaloo about guilt. The colored culprit stumbles through statements, claiming minimal money involved and pleading uncertainty about innocence, revealing tension in a small town courtroom.
Mothers urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria labeled Fletcher’s Castoria to confirm the signature and note it has been in use for 30 years. The reminder emphasizes the famous old remedy for infants and children and the familiar request from customers.
A Washington state man claims the oldest electric hotplate still in existence. He reports twenty years of ownership, roughly 10 000 hours of use and total electricity cost around 165 dollars. His remark on perseverance ends with a quip about never settling for less.
A Sioux Falls reader recalls a decade ago suffering back pain and nervous distress. After using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, she reports regained strength, regulated system, and eliminated weariness. She credits the remedy and endorses its availability in tablets or liquid at drug stores.
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