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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary report covers a court ruling about property worth 240000, a fatal shooting at a tavern, and a murder suicide case. Mentions Norman, Deans of a family dispute, and a religious leader linked to life prolongation claims. Also notes U S tariff, immigration, and international affairs developments.
A joint Senate and House committee probes reorganizing the federal executive branches to cut duplication and costs. Representative Reavis argues inefficiencies across 39 agencies and 16 surveying bodies, urging consolidation to save millions and align government with modern practice. He cites disparate functions, wasteful cookbooks, and the need for a sane, economical system.
Belated inquiry into how government works advances as the Budget Bureau under Charles Dawes seeks efficiency. Congress probes reorganizing positions and salaries, veterans services, and the Vocational Education Board, while a joint committee plans a comprehensive survey of executive departments to save funds.
An advertorial fragment argues that medicines with real value promote themselves through satisfied users. It cites Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an example, claiming many testimonials and sworn statements of success for liver and bladder ailments. It also promotes Cuticura products and a Talcum powder, urging readers to send for samples and rely on trusted brands.
A vintage advertisement endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women’s ailments. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Walter Guard of Nebraska praising the medicine’s health benefits and strength aiding women. The ad urges purchase from neighborhood druggists or by mail from Budd N.Y. Invalids’ Pad.
A Union Pacific Bulletin quip notes a cowboy near Big Stranger complaining of stiff legs. A schoolmarin xhout suggests a course in Del sarte, sparking a pun about intake methods. The piece ends with a wit about youth and age.
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