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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

2

Wanderlast and Choice of the Road in Jerry’s Journey

Jerry Cured of the Wanderlast follows a restless traveler who quits a stalled life with dreams of adventure. He recalls old friends and recalls a past romance as he rides westward by train, meets a nomad with a tale, and buys a one way ticket to Waverly as he seeks meaning beyond stability.

Jerry Pourcinls Pred Calder Andy Fred Hunter Carrie Tye Bensil Tarry Carole Romeo Iim Jerry Qu Waverly Jerry Manr Binnie Iman Pine ACTOS Ferth Meyer Bretere Wiig Terry Nembre Tie Condaetor Merried Moe Rolling Stones

Thornce Mann and the birth of coeducation in Massachusetts

Thornce Mann founded coeducation and helped create a state march of education in Massachusetts. A reformer and philanthropist, he joined the board as secretary earning 1000 dollars a year, dedicating twelve years to the cause amid strong opposition. His work extended beyond Massachusetts, shaping the United States public school system and free public schooling as known today. Mans annual reports, in twelve volumes, are regarded as classics and reprinted in Europe. The push favored centralized town centers to expand public support, reduce quarrels, improve finances, staff, and equipment.

Thornce Mann Massachusetts Mand Fem United States Europe

Macaulay Read While Walking Through London Streets

A biographer notes Macaulay habitually read while strolling London thoroughfares. He avoided steps, never willingly crossed a alley, and concentrated on banked crowds. He walked Oxford Street and Cheapside at pace, his eyes racing ahead of pedestrians.

Macaulay Maraussy Sletley Oxford Street Cheapside

Precaution Warns About Heat and Navigation Whistle Use

Fragmentary note warns readers to stay safe in heat and to rely on a whistle for locating someone. It mentions not getting lost and hints at guiding with a whistle, but details are unclear.

Wedding Rings and Divorce The Modern Marriage Debate

A Victorian-tinged essay argues the wedding ring symbol links to marital fidelity, while noting rising divorce rates across the United States. It discusses legal variability, social expectations, and potential changes to curb marital dissolution, urging marriage to be safeguarded as a serious institution.

Word Humor From Civil War to World War Usage

A quoted note traces how cowards dodging service cut off fingers to avoid conscription and cites Archbishop Trench on the origin of poltroon. It links this self mutilation claim to a Latin phrase pallice tunes and a later scornful labeling of cowards.

Archbishop Treneh Poltroon

Action and Words On Field Calls In Heated Exchange

The exchange centers on a call for action over talk as umpires face pressure. A tense reply notes preference for a decisive figure who shouts encouragement rather than mutters into the crowd. The dialogue highlights the clash between rhetoric and immediate on field authority.

The Girl on the Job How to Succeed and Get Ahead

Jessie Roberts argues for expanded trade schools for girls, noting many towns lack accessible training in photography and other vocations. She praises a woman who found local work after a distant course and urges communities to establish vocational schools for girls to gain independence and earning power.

Jessie Roberts

Mothers Cook Book in MK neerow Bhop

Text appears as a fragmented plea referencing a motherly cookbook in MK near Bhop. It mentions an unborn infant and a hoped blessing from God for a kingly crown, tied to Canon Vurrnr. The damaged phrasing limits clear facts or names.

MK Neerow

Economical Dishes for All: Simple Meals for Busy Families

A nostalgic guide discusses affordable dish ideas that let wealthy and common households alike enjoy tasty meals with minimal cooking effort. It highlights economical ingredients, easy preparation, and the value of serving wholesome dishes that save money while pleasing the family. Many varieties of simple fare are suggested to stretch budgets.

Ce Getty

Fragments of Old Timey Kitchen Recipes and Tips

Fragmented text outlines multiple cooking methods including a chicken gelatin mold with caps and olives, a liver dish with bacon and vegetables, and a boiled broth reduction. It preserves recipe steps, seasonings, and decorative touches, but suffers from garbled wording and missing portions. The result resembles a faded cookbook-page fragment.

St Louis Proclaims Boy Scout Week April 4 to 9 1921

The mayor issues a city proclamation for Boy Scout week in St. Louis from April 4 to 9 1921 praising the movement as shaping boys into men with duties to God and country. It notes Scouts’ war efforts, camp purchases in the Ozarks, and service at Francis Home and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.

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The Fighting Spirit A Scout Essay on Perseverance

An Eagle scout voice extols fighting spirit and self reliance. It urges persistence and a never quit attitude, arguing scouts teach youths to meet fate without flinching and to carry on with a smile toward success, embodying square deal ideals.

Ufe Nog Scout Boy Scouts

Boy Scout Pledge Promotes Forest Conservation

A local exhortation declares every boy scout a pledged conservationist. He must avoid forest fires, discourage tree damage, and educate others on fire prevention and defending trees from pests like pine blister and tea caterpillar. He should actively fight tree enemies and do them a good turn whenever possible.

Busy Boy Scouts Launch Swiftscout on River Trip

Sixteen Dubuque boy scouts embark on a spring vacation canoe trip down the Maguokea river. A new tanker named Swiftscout launched by Swiftsure Company of Portland Oregon honors Boy Scouts of America wartime service. It was christened with water from Wantum Lake by Holdsdume, Portland area’s leading scout.

Boy Scouts of Dubuque Maguokea River Boy Scouts of America Swiftsure Company Portland Swiftscout Wantum Lake Holdsdume

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