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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
2
A pamphlet advertises so called kidney washing using hot water and Anuric remedies to dissolve crystals and clear urine channels. It claims relief for congestion and sediment in urine and offers free medical advice from Dr Perce of the Invalide and Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
A company president proposes inviting key figures downtown for an evening to discuss production at a large manufacturing plant. The new vice president considers ideas, and foremen confirm attendance. The scene centers on planning an in style gathering as workers await the notable visitors.
The United States calls for a world peace built on just territorial settlements not traded like pawns. It insists on self determination, no annexations, and equal security for all peoples while warning Germany and its allies to accept a new international order or face continued war. The speech frames wartime aims as universal justice, not coercive power.
Fragmentary report notes General Juan Danderas eae Hunt and Rio Money slain in a shewa hora fate amid revolutions led by Madero and Carranza. Col. Anguet Peralia and General Fanderne reportedly played prominent roles in the upheaval.
Jin Francis Cutseppy died February 11 from injuries sustained when a wagon rammed into a pate. The incident occurred on the Pacific coast, and the artist, age 0 or 100, was pronounced at the scene.
Charine B. Clark, known as a savior who helped 704 people, died Monday night in an apparent drowning incident. The report notes no record of her signing to others and mentions harsh weather conditions during the event.
A New York based war relief fundraiser aids Polish Jewish sufferers. Funds are distributed to victims in Poland via committee networks across Europe. The effort marks ongoing Allied relief for Jewish communities harmed by conflicts.
Fragmentary dispatch reports a peace accord involving Amsterdam Kaier Wilhelm and Ukraine. It claims a Cerium victory must be recognized before Germany cuts Hive in friendship. A former Turkish sultan is noted as dead and dates and place names are garbled in the transmission.
Judge Ruppenthal notes his Kansas dictionary contains over 1000 western words not found in standard lexicons. He observes that latest Webster standards miss terms like Roosevelt’s “Jugo-Stay” and military “barrage.” The article highlights evolving language resisting dictionaries.
An advertisement extols Hadl's Catarrh Medicine and Ales Catarrh Medicine for frequent colds and acute catarrh. It claims internal intake cleanses blood, strengthens the system, and reduces susceptibility to colds, warning that some cases may need Ball's Catarrh Medicine and listing Fr Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio as the source.
Henry Ward, a prominent figure in So-Una business circles, was arrested after tying his bulldog to a tin can on a flivver. The court found him guilty of violating a city ordinance against attaching a can to a dog's tail and fined Mleven dollars, which Ward paid.
A home mixture uses a half pint of water with one ex of Boy Rum a small box of Barbo compound and glycerine. Instructions claim the formula makes sleep like faded gray hair soft and glossy without coloring the scalp or leaving a sticky residue.
A speaker recounts a home dispute after boot camp with a boy named Robert claiming siblings by mispronounced names. The dialogue emphasizes who is claimed to be a liar and how many sisters exist, ending with a crude punchline about a sister. The fragment hints at confusion and teasing within a family.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls a child named Harold at his aunt's house during a snowstorm. Avot Edith asks him to say his prayers, and he hesitates, unsure if sleeping there tonight makes praying appropriate. The piece reflects on duty and doubt in a domestic moment.
Williem H. Crocker of San Francisco rebuilt a war wrecked French village at his own expense and tells a witty tale about wine shortages. His butler Higgs quips that the claret is the best available, delivering a light anecdote about tasteless wines and hospitality.
Fragmentary OCR text notes belief some men have good credit due to never encountering trouble, contrasting with a tale about failure and long-standing distinction. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are readable.
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