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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
6
An elderly reader advertises Dr Ming's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung pain. The letter claims the product cured a severe cough and chest trouble, urging others to try it despite skepticism. The note is signed J. B. Wells from Providence Texas.
A teacher meets a father leading his daughter to school as the child pleads to attend. The pages include an old social directory from 1909 and an anecdote about a Dickens character, illustrating moral lessons and urban life in London.
An advertisement urges four weekly doses of Dr Kim's New Life Pilin to stimulate the liver improve digestion and clear skin. It touts "Pou foal Weller Begin at once" and directs readers to buy at Wildentate Hound Trip tobacco and a window full of tin in the Smokehouse.
A speaker recalls spying into the Suttons’ new country house near a golf course. Neighbors debate the design of its foundations, stairs, and half timbered second story. A mysterious man at the club confronts the narrator after peeking inside and faces a confrontation about intrusion and manners.
An excerpt advocates speaking truth without fear, urging self accountability and fearlessness in uttering the highest truth one perceives. It emphasizes acting as one’s true part in the world, accepting outcomes whether change occurs or not.
A Bohemian watering place hosts a dress making exhibit with two lace blouse models. Caretaker borrows two dressmaker dummies and outfits them, then fills them with dusters to display the blouses. The princess inspects the surprising display and points to the centerpieces. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad follows.
ADAM SCHOEFF offers forty acres well improved on Big Wood with ten acres alfalfa and balance in wheat and oat stubble for rent at 50 dollars per year.
Romeo Color a dark iron grey four year old roughly 1700 pounds. Sired by the imported black Percheon Stallion formerly owned by Fred W. Gooding. Terms include 12 dollars to insure mare with foal and 6 dollars for season. All care taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible for any injury.
The undersigned W. D. Vredenburgh requests all persons indebted to him to call and settle on or before January 31, by cash or note.
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