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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
3
A verse poem for Severn Cross Roads marks Washington’s return from resigning his commission. It depicts villagers, couriers, and travelers acknowledging the general as bugles sound and crowds cheer along the old State road. The work aligns national memory with local pageantry as Washington rides toward Annapolis.
The article extols Green's August Flower as a half century trusted laxative for constipation liver troubles and general malaise. It claims quick relief after a few doses and notes its gentle effect plus widespread availability through druggists in civilized countries. Oyster beds for Great Salt Lake outlined as feasible oyster propagation in Bear River Bay Utah.
An advertisement promotes Cuticara Sonn hot bath and Cuticara Ointment for distressing eczemas and fiery pimples. It offers free samples from Cuticara, Dept. X, Boston. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
Broncho Bob comments on a prohibition proposition in Grimson Gulch and nearby Jag-ville. He warns the measure may be ineffective as youth drift toward liquor, warning that Crimson Grichms dormitory could spur gambling and vice.
The fragment notes Judge Ben B. Lindsay speaking before a gathering in Chicago. The ad lib emphasizes resilience and preparation with a metaphor about a clean shirt as a substitute against fate. The readable text is sparse and fragmented.
A mother and daughter shop at a counter where the mother suggests a baby doll as a birthday gift for a friend. Littler replies that her friend already has a baby, hinting at differing wishes amid daily life.
At a village concert Johnny, the squire's son, grows bored as local talent performs. A small girl begins piping The Minstrel Boy and Johnny eagerly imagines his father’s reaction when the tale unfolds, while his mother frets over his distraction.
Navy radio electrician Robert Ausburne of the first class went down with the transport Antilles after it was sunk. He stayed behind to help a wounded colleague and ordered him to safety while shouting farewell. MacMahon, another electrician, found the radio room locked and could not reach Ausburne as the ship sank.
Dr Pierre's Pleasant Pellets are described as the original liver pills from forty years ago. The ad claims they regulate liver and bowels. The note makes a joke about a dry town and dry vegetables and defines a dehydrated vegetable as water removed while a dry town is water only.
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