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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
7
A map highlights many landmarks along the route as Mr. Chuggine notes the tool helps locate the repair point, though he complains the guide remains unclear. The dialogue emphasizes navigation aids and the challenge of pinpointing the repair site.
An old ad promises rapid relief from sour stomach indigestion and gas. It claims five minute results and endorsement by a confident consumer, touting the product as the world’s quickest harmless stomach remedy available in a fifty cent case from any drug store.
A fragment describing Urga in North China as a center of lamaic power, with a great chief rivaling historic Dalai Lunas and a college for religious study. It notes large festivals, prayer wheels, devil dances, and pilgrims from surrounding regions, amid a desert setting and diverse nomadic groups.
Inked from a New York World correspondent, the piece profiles the American escadrille on the Somme front sharing airfields with French units. It contrasts American youth and efficiency with French and British peers, highlights ace Georges Guynemer, recounts daily life under harsh conditions, and notes casualties among early Verdun veterans while detailing the shift from Verdun to Picardy and the hardened mindset of the pilots.
In Chicago a talking machine was played in the Columbus Hospital operating room by Dr. Thomas A. Carter and Dr. Martin Ritter to soothe resisting patients before anesthesia. P. W. Coombs, 223 North Winchester, had his appendix removed.
Misa Muriel Oakes, a popular New York socialite, plans to serve as a Red Cross nurse in France. The photograph from the Russian bazaar at the Seventy-First Regiment armory shows her assisting the event and urging other idle young women to join the humanitarian effort.
Atlanta plan aims to curb car thefts by requiring a duplicate license tag carried by owners and shown on request. Congressman William Schley Howard proposes city police-plainclothes units to verify tags, noting it would deter theft without causing embarrassment.
Delegates of the Vegetable Growers' Association of America say the odorless onion will be released soon and become widely used. A local grower claims it will be popular, likening its spread to the strawberry and the watermelon.
A garbled passage questions perfection and the possibility of earthly fruitfulness. It hints at self-assessment and mutual judgment among readers, suggesting a reflective, imperfect tone without concrete events or names.
Fragmented ad dense with claims for Swamp the Great Kidney Remedy, touting back and bladder benefits and urging readers to request samples from Dr Kilmer & Co. Includes sensational health promises, a pastor quote, and stray notes on temptations and farmers' nocturnal routines.
A historical note affirms the safe use of Castoria for babies and kids, praising its 30 year signature and trusted remedy status. A Cleveland-born writer Clarice Balas recounts a tale involving a triplet question and a misread remark, reflecting social quirks of the era.
An old advertisement advises using Cuticura Ointment on the scalp to stop dandruff and itching, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water shampoo. It promotes Carcum sour daily toilet preparation and offers a free sample by mail with a book, listing Cuticura Depot in Boston and noting sales everywhere.
A garbled snippet references Edith and a sudden moment with Mr Siow and Tony, unclear dialogue and an excited exclamation. The fragment mentions an evening tran script and appears to be a stray, non-coherent record without a clear event or list of participants.
A garbled historical quotation laments that wealth does not ensure virtue. The text also hints at a rural Northeast setting and mentions a hundred and four pairs of something, suggesting a faded, mosaic excerpt from an old page.
An advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It promises quick relief from constipated waste, undigested food, sour bile, and related symptoms without griping, urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle with full directions.
A writer notes a performer named Birnjag team Ager showing versatile talent across changing acts. The piece highlights the show’s implied wonders and the performer’s appeal as a centerpiece.
The state moves to prohibit immigrant workers in mining operations amid a wave of regulatory action. Officials say the ban targets employment practices in Alaska’s mines and seeks to curb reliance on immigrant labor.
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