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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
2
A long weekly report covers Deschutes relief, timber and mills activity, road projects in Idaho County Lewiston and Converse districts, and highway plans. It notes births, deaths, and a large funeral in Oregon, plus a ship incident near Delaware bay and a major Lexington Hotel fire toll. It cites wheat conditions in Kansas, naval base site offers, and U S defense and treaty context.
In New York City on April 30, 1789 George Washington was sworn in as the first President. The ceremony occurred at Federal Hall, now the Subtreasury building, with notable figures like Charles Thompson Robert R Livingston Samuel A Otis Robert Morris Adams and Knox present.
A long tribute to George Washington as a revolutionary leader and national founder, contrasted with James Russell Lowell in a discussion of liberty, democracy, virtue, and leadership. The piece praises Washington’s wisdom, discretion, and self-government, urging study of his character for democratic times.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and terms with no clear narrative or date. The readable bits reference people like Belle and Mile and hint at a discussion of themes or events without providing a cohesive incident, location, or outcome.
More than 200 U S destroyers lie in ports with depleted crews. Admiral Coontz testifies that only 55 ships operate, urging no naval strength cuts below 90 percent. Separate hearing defends proposed freight rate cuts to Pacific via Southern ports, arguing increased Panama Canal use and competitive service.
Cambridge, Mass. artist Rudolph Blaseh, who with his father modeled Harvard’s Ware glass flowers, begins a supplementary collection of glass models of grasses and sedges for the maxenum. Walter Deane, ex-president of the New England Botanical Club, supplies American material for their contraction. The Ware group nears completion with 20 mature and 50 enlarged details now in the artist’s studio in Germany for transport.
Seattle editor dies after returning from a troubled voyage as reports say Herold Qurdner Ntvb Hee HGR Olio led the Howie rat Hnetligonneg mission. Local officials confirm the death occurred Monday afternoon during the risky assignment.
Fragmentary wedding notice appears in an old local paper. The readable bits name a couple and a date, with unclear additional details. The text hints at an event but provides no verifiable names or specifics.
A woman promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for infertility and pregnancy health. She cites a letter from Mrs. Wm. Johnson of Pay Rapids Minnesota praising the product and offering to publish a photo, urging readers to consider the medicine for childless couples and overall family health.
A brief wry reflection on how youthful romance can fade into sleepless nights and restless thoughts, suggesting love's fleeting comfort gives way to anxiety and wakeful hours. The remark ties emotional stakes to everyday fatigue.
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