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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1899
Page
2
A mixed Baltic of items notes a stock exchange sale near record levels with seats required for footing finances, a salary dispute involving a manager, experimental yields from oats, seed company promos, and unrelated quotes on Russian budget shifts, medical tonics, and weathering quips. The fragmentary text includes advertising lines for seeds, soap prizes, and teasers about public figures and other era fleeting curiosities.
Robert Champley visits Shell at Wilden House to speak with Miss Shell but learns she has gone to Oakmoore with plans to join her mother and Ruby. Susan explains Shell’s departure and a packing rush, while Ted and Robert clash over Shell’s politeness and the mood of the household. Shell arrives by carrier with a thrift move noted by Ruby and Mrs. Wilden.
Violet, bored in Gorse Cottage, endures cold rooms and bare comforts as Shell returns from Mudford. Mrs Wilden notes homey warmth lacking, while Violet mocks the draughty house and frayed curtains in a quiet domestic scene set on an austere moorland afternoon.
The article explains aging horses from milk teeth by age 2 to 5 and the eruption of permanent incisors. It notes tooth shape changes with age, the role of canines at about 5, and warns experts use multiple indicators beyond the mark, including tooth wear and angle, to age horses accurately up to 15 years.
In a Boston Tram item, Mrs Bizler refuses a beach outing to avoid Mrs Dibble who she calls a tambour worker. Charles Bizler dismisses concerns about space for both women, while noting shifts in plans.
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