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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
8
Services announced at Christ Church Episcopal, with morning worship at 11 am and Sunday school at 10 am. Evening service at 7 pm. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7:20 pm. Rev. C. G. B. Welman is pastor.
A tangled text in plain English discusses The poem Woodman Spare That Tree and a highly idealized conservation version. It contrasts conservation with preservation and notes the charm and sentiment tied to a tree once loved by a boy. It abrades dialogue about gender, marriage, and humor amid a reflective forest theme.
A fragmentary note describes discreet singing by maidens in a dusky green setting. A bird, referenced as sweet and observant, twittered softly as voices express a desire to include the speaker in a concert and then place blame elsewhere.
A column reflects on relics and provenance, noting how many royal items survive only by faith. Stories include Charles I’s gloves, their disputed gifts, and a surviving pair linked to Speaker Lenthall. A separate tale recounts a French eye sent to Haiti with a patriotic misadventure. Also quoted is Judge Cox praising women’s role as the morning star of society.
Mrs Jones questions the odd exchange as Mr Smith grills her about Tam and stubbornness. Jones contemplates the strange chat on the way home and returns with a quip about being born that way. The scene unfolds with sly humor and a hint of marital pride.
An anecdotal tale recalls Benjamin Franklin backing the turkey as national emblem and suggests parrots influenced Columbus. It claims Columbus misread Zipangu's location and steered southwest after Pinzon's counsel, driven by birds seen aloft, shaping the voyage toward the new world.
A brief notice from East Rail Street advertising goods at the newly opened and second hand shop. Prices highlighted as affordable for locals seeking bargains. Includes location on East Rail Street and a general premise of used items for sale.
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