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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal announces Edward 7 Barer as editor and raspy publisher with a $2 yearly subscription. It notes postal transmission via the Rinileae mail route and details post office entry in Shoshone Marie. An article on constipation extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentler remedy to avoid excessive water loss and subsequent distress.
The piece marks Lincoln as the highest type of citizenship and urges perpetual defense of republican principles. It frames Lincoln’s era as a revelation of self government and warns against modern ideologies seen as threats. It calls for unity and action to preserve Washington and Lincoln’s legacy, quoting the rallying line “We are coming Father Abraham, three hundred thousand strong.”
Chamberlains Cough Temudy is favored by mothers of young children for treating cola croup and whooping cough. Its pleasant taste and rapid cures have earned broad approval among families. The remedy contains no opium or narcotics and is safe for babies as well as adults.
Bad weather and impassable roads kept farmers away on Monday and Tuesday, turning the University led event into a partial failure for reaching Lincoln county farmers. The professors delivered information and advice, but the small audience limited impact. those present felt their time was well spent and lamented the low turnout.
A group of high school girls in Shoshone will stage a White Cross tag day next Saturday. Mrs. Gooding says the event aims to support a national Christian hospital charity, inviting any donation. Those giving a dollar join American White Cross and receive a year end statement.
The Thursday papers report Congressional Committee favorably approved one million two hundred thousand dollars to purchase the American Falls townsite and move the town to a new location for the reservoir. This commitment ties the Government to the project and secures its completion.
The country Brazil derives its name from a red dye wood common in the land. The Portuguesa called the wood braza meaning coal, and Brazil became the form used for the entire country.
Statement of expenditures and receipts for the period from March 1 to December 1 1921. The document appears to be a financial record indicating accounting activity, sums received and spent, and remarks clarifying entries.
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