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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
7
A terrace in front of a large laundry plant features a bright sign built by an electrician and a gardener. Each letter uses electric bulbs in a white sheet metal frame, with geraniums planted below. bulbs are protected by jelly glasses to shield flowers and bulbs from heat and weather.
Two women discuss a third, noting she is a splendid worker yet not popular. An old lady explains the reason is her overly meddlesome honesty, broadcasting neighbors’ actions as she helps them. The Bible quote about the left hand and right hand is invoked to justify the verdict.
A fragmentary line appears as phonetic or playful text with unclear meaning. No identifiable people places or events are readable to form a proper news item.
Fragmented humorous lines discuss Selfme graphs and signals for earth Qtakes with casual dialogue. It mentions a husband and wife sharing a mind and remarks on color blindness, referencing Dr. Pierce’s medications in a stray quotation from an old page.
Secretary Daniel urges the United States to be ready to contribute cavalry to any nation and to build a dominant navy. He testified before the House Naval Affairs Committee, insisting Versailles must curb aggression. otherwise the U U.S. will fund a strong world police force with a vast expansion of battleships and cruisers. He says a ten year program would leave the U S second only to Britain in naval strength and asks power to halt construction if international arms limits emerge.
London reports a private farewell dinner at Buckingham Palace for President and Mrs. Wilson hosted by King George and Queen Mary. The event featured a procession and Grenadier Guards music with no speeches. Wilson heads to Italy after Paris, visiting Rome as his sole Italian stop before expected Peace Conference arrivals.
Dispatches report Utah volunteers to sail from Salt Lake City to New York on January 6 aboard the steamship Sant Teresa for transport to Utah and California where they will be mustered out of federal service. The steamer will carry twenty wounded from other units.
More than 150 enemy aliens about 15 percent of the thousand naturalization applicants who filed first papers before 190 and did not complete the process have been barred by the Justice Department. Senators Discuss Cable Issue Washington critics of Burleson for taking over marine cables after the armistice stirred Monday in the Beauty. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, chair of foreign relations committees, sparked the debate.
Washington reports Jugo Slavs have chosen delegates to the peace conference and formed a coalition cabinet for the kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes.
New York Miss Tula Lake Harvey, noted in Monday's casualty list as dying of disease in England, served as a state health department bacteriologist in Albany. She was 44. Also in Buffalo, Jack Dempsey defeated Gunboat Smith in the second round of a ten round bout. Dempsey weighed 176 pounds, Smith 178.
Fragmentary OCR describes a claimed remedy named Kilmerv's Root praised for kidney relief. The text asserts widespread testimonials and cautions about assertions, with marketing tone and dubious credibility.
A Chicago News piece quotes a professor urging students to shorten study sessions but increase frequency. He argues immediate, vigorous focus trains the habit of concentration rather than sheer duration, noting many teens quit after long hours and should practice brief, regular exercises.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for facial care and Cuticura Soap for washing, promising improvements in poor complexions, dandruff, itching, and rough hands. The copy emphasizes gentle daily use and rapid removal of ointment with hot water, claiming wonderful effects.
Important to Mothers warns caregivers to check each CASTORIA bottle for the proper signature and the claim of long use. The text includes quips and jokes about children and crowds, reflecting an ad style and fragmented phrases from an old newspaper snippet.
A New York aldermanic meeting discussed a proposed Victory flag with gold silver and red elements to honor workers who served in war. The officials urged resolutions of appreciation for employers who supported employees who went to war and supported the war effort.
Fragmentary report from France quotes Capt Elward and Beck of Zonth Bet about Senegalese troops. The letter notes the troops fear pain little, compares them to laborers, and recounts a mortar and brick incident illustrating dangers faced.
A fragment recalls a discussion at a Hull House tea about 1915 fashions and the plight of a poor family. A man boasts his invention earned government pay, but his wife rejects luxury, insisting she will not wear new clothes while others struggle.
Fragmentary notes reveal Mrs. Carters maid in a strained visit to a former mistress home. Dialogues hint at worry and social tension as characters exchange puzzled replies and casual remarks about life and relationships.
A garbled fragment discusses a so called safe remedy for kidneys and mentions a claimed “new discovery” with references to years and medicines, but the text is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
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