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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1915
Page
6
The sermon, delivered by Pastor Reewell, calls for awakening from nocturnal delirium and accepting the promised Sabbath Day of Earth. He contrasts modern progress with spiritual revival, urging repentance and the end of the curse of death through divine grace.
Health Talks discusses avoiding lung disorders by proper care of breathing and diet. It covers air quality, ventilation, and nourishing foods to maintain lung health, urging avoidance of overeating and tobacco. It emphasizes mastication and balanced meals to prevent undernourishment and preserve respiratory strength.
A long article outlines federal attention to the Celtic canal and Celtic canal project at Lewiston, detailing costs, route, and impacts. It notes a proposed 76 million dollar expenditure, potential river and rail connections, and the goal of linking Lewiston with routes via the Columb Die river and nearby towns. The piece mentions officials, dates, and supporting institutions, highlighting anticipated regional benefits and transportation integration.
The note asserts Royal Baking Powder has no substitutes and is a pure cream of tartar powder, safe and healthful. It warns that powders offered as substitutes are made from alum and urges customers to specify Royal when shopping.
A fragmented report recalls long time residents of a river town, mentions the death of a pioneer linked to the town’s name, and notes civic events including a state commission hearing on a water system. It references officials and locations such as Twin Falls, Jefferson county, and the naval academy, with assorted local names and actions.
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