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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions tobacco and a merchant context with unclear details. The readable terms include tobacco, merchant, and a generic location reference, suggesting a brief public notice or market item without definite names or dates.
Dr Strickland retires and lives in Mill Valley near San Francisco. His family includes daughters Alix aged three Cherry fourteen and niece Anne. Peter Joyce a recluse befriends them while mining engineer Martin visits. Cherry and Peter confront love as Anne’s wedding nears. Martin arrives for Cherry as she faces marriage and its failure. Dr Strickland dies and Peter returns to marry Alix.
In a sunlit mountain valley Cherry and Peter share a kiss and growing closeness. Alix questions marriage amid talk of divorce as Cherry contemplates leaving Martin for a future with him. A silent, charged encounter on the cabin doorstep marks a pivotal shift in their relationships.
Kathleen Norris depicts a fraught evening among Alix, Cherry, and Peter. Alix departs for a hospital board meeting while Peter battles sudden desires stirred by Cherry’s presence, misinterpreting her innocence and feeling guilt for his unspoken turmoil as Cherry exits into the night.
Peter meets Cherry by chance in the Palace lounge and learns she plans to tell him of her unhappy marriage. Cherry laments loss of individuality and dignity and begs for an alternative life, insisting there must be another path besides remaining Mrs. Peter. He urges her to consider options, while their shared moment hints at a deep, unresolved connection.
A promotional notice extols Tanlac as a safe vegetable remedy for frail children. It cites three case portraits: Blanche Blair of Providence, Gina McCabe of Seranteun, and Regine Leary of Philadelphia, claiming significant weight gain and improved health after Tanlac use.
A well known engineer B R Horton of Voorhess ville N Y contends that many inland cities with populations over 100000 are thunderstorm spots. He cites Oneida lake New York and a shallow sandy margin lake in a forest as proof. The piece notes nature's cycles and spring growth as a broader reflection from Youth's Companion.
In Liverpool England a remaining medi eval borough court of record endures with vast jurisdiction over actions arising in the city. Once 215 such courts existed. the Liverpool court of passage wields nearly unlimited authority unlike the City of London court whose jurisdiction is city employee based. Misery loves company, but the company isn't apt to make a second call.
The article lists numerous popes who patronized Jewish physicians and notes Paul IV’s role in creating the Rome Ghetto. It concludes that many popes extended friendly recognition to Jewish medical professionals despite occasional conflicts.
The Honorable warns that a misquote could cause trouble and advises preparing a statement. The exchange centers on a newspaper misquote claim and the need to respond promptly.
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