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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for women’s bladder and nervous system troubles, claiming many suffer from kidney issues. It urges readers to obtain the product at drug stores and to trust newspaper notices announcing its availability and supposed benefits.
A 5100 reward is posted after a patty incident at a fair. The note questions why the public cannot stand the pain. A witness recalls wandering and a chase scene involving a Hun as the run unfolds.
An advert touts Cuticura products as essential for skin care and cosmetic needs. It highlights Cuticura Soap, Ornement, and Talcum as a complete beauty system, claiming they simplify routines and help remove wrinkles. The message urges reliance on these items available in beauty shops.
An old phonograph from forty years ago remains popular due to fresh interest and a spirit of discontent driving demand. The era’s resilience shows culture adapts as people seek remedies for present evils.
Blighty headlines a short column titled What Hopes with fragmented readable text reflecting a wartime or home front mood. The item hints at public sentiment and uncertainty, with emphasis on morale and prospects amid the ongoing conflict.
A wounded soldier recalls a brutal Somme trench raid and his hospitalization as glow of dawn follows ether and fear. In a crowded ward, stretcher bearers, Royal Army Medical Corps staff, and wounded Tommies share jokes, fears, and grim hopes of Blighty while awaiting transport.
Quote attributed to Deline N suggesting women live longer because they pay less heed to statistics. The remark frames gender differences in longevity as a behavioral difference rather than biology, reflecting a skeptical view on data interpretation.
Gov Davis urges permanent State Council of Defense to be officially recognized as a body called Intenetion, to be dismissed by the governor as emergencies arise. He favors a memorial for male soldiers, employe workers for returning soldiers, English in public assemblies and schools, ratification of prohibition, and equal suffrage. Recommends modern budgeting, department consolidation, expanded supreme court, short ballot, and greater governor powers to harmonize duties. Urges cooperation with federal education, agriculture, roads, and water, and rehabilitation of immigration and labor departments.
In Bolne Idaho the lower house on January 7 defeated a resolution by Nonpartisan League members to establish a league of nations to enforce peace and promote liberty and orderly world development. The vote was along party lines with Republicans prevailing against suspension of rules.
Raymond Fosdick, chairman, sails with Wilson’s party to inspect non military groups aiding US forces for soldier recreation. Senate approves a 100000 dollar influenza fund for Alaska art inheritance influence before sending to the House. William Leben’s estate discusses a fortune in buffalo hires before the buffalo’s disappearance.
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and hair loss within minutes. It promises new hair growth in weeks, improved hair texture, shine, and fullness, urging readers to try a small bottle sold at drug stores or toilet counters.
A five year old Ernest vents frustration over hair tangles as his father mocks future baldness. The boy replies that shaving would only make his face easier to wash, then sighs in resignation.
The New York Evening Sun quotes Doctor Strachr arguing that old maids stem from men's undesirability, while noting no excess of women in old communities. It questions if this is criticism of polygamy and suggests tallying bachelors first. The piece contrasts Argentine women gaining rights to enter professions such as engineering and law.
1848 notes state gout and rheumatism arise from kidney elimination failure causing retention of poisons. Prof Strauss links uric acid buildup to joint inflammation and neuralgia before attacks. Advice includes six to eight glasses of water daily, diuresis, and Anuric tablets as a potent uric acid dissolver, with pharmacy availability in Buffalo, N.Y.
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