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Shoshone Journal in Shoshone, Idaho

10 Jan 1913

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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

2

Prodigal Judge Price’s Raleigh Visit Ends In Rumors And Reverie

Judge Price strides into Belie Plain to comfort Miss Mabry Malroy and to settle debts as he courts public trust. He sustains a moving scene with Mabry and Betty, meets creditors, and plans appearances in Raleigh to bolster his standing while Mahaffy watches, fearing exposure and power.

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Ile Credit Jaden Trice Delile Paty Mabry Matalfy Dimeel Mies Marcy Helle Brett Solomon Mabatty Mabety Mabagy Helio Pinin God Lesve Mabroy Pondetman Raby Maine Wang Wille Price Hieard Charley Norton Tennessee Hannbal Betty Yang Piall Mina Hewen Sid Hannibal Ind North Caro Mr Wee Altivah Tle Mahatty Hetty North Carolina Makaty Beile Plain Marcy Maharty Chariey Norton & Wat Roy Norton Mins Maloys Claricy Nortom
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A Biblical Puzzle in the Home Review

The Home Review proposes a riddle: compute an arithmetic chain from biblical counts and events. Using Job’s camels, Jeremiah’s deliverers, Balthazar’s feast guests, Sodom’s just men, David’s early reign age, Samson’s foes, Solomon’s songs, Job’s days without speech, Jesus fishing, Abdias’ hidden prophets, and ungrateful lepers healed, yielding a mysterious figure in the Apocalypse.

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Itanya Job Jeremiah Jorda Balthazar Sodom David Samson Solomon Jesus Abdias
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Hints to Emigrants from Vanity Fair excerpt

The piece mocks English superior views on America seen through Vanity Fair. It notes railway lines, language quirks, patent medicines, moving picture time, and social diversions like interviewing foreigners and lynching bees. It lists strict customs rules, excluding anarchists, murderers, and diamonds with duties, and suggests emigrants to Texas seek other destinations.

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America Europe Texas
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Stone Microbes and Stone Decay Cure

The article notes internal disintegration of building stones resembling wood rot attributed to fungi and molds. A treatment using germicides is reported to lessen ravages, with a copper sulfate and mercuric oxide mix as the best candidate.

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Aunt Patsy Breaks Off Tone With Bold Beework Proposal

In a quirkly tale, Aunt Patsy Mitchell defies suitors by felling a grand oak and carving a life sized portrait of her future husband into a stump turning it into a beehive. Walter Craig is revealed as the intended, prompting bemused townsfolk to wonder who will woo the quirky widow.

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Viskt Mabel Snratty Mabel Nevillex Rollson Roleon Matt Chicago Daily News Wald Patey Mitchell Patsy Thone Walter Craig Craig Aunt Patsy Ecu
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Local Product Quirk Inspires Quotation Oddity

A fragmentary exchange quotes a literary figure asking a haberdasher about aptitude for quota and replying with a business focus. The brief vignette captures a quirky, unnamed conversation fragment from a local scene.

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the Haberdnaher
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Linae Ake Vaughan Kester Avil Bety Jared Detty Mahaffy Marty O. J. Brennan Kinae Pat Blanche Harper Alia Greene
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