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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
3
A nervous woman reports four years of irregularities and failed doctors. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she is cured, regaining regularity and health. She endorses the remedy for female troubles and urges others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
A dialogue questions a man’s absence from his office while his wife speculates about a temporary layoff. The exchange suggests the boss plans a short break to focus on himself, with neighbors noting no illness and little external cause.
An ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as quick relief for kidney related symptoms such as headache indigestion and lumbago claiming two centuries of use in Holland. It promises refunds if relief is not obtained and urges buyers to insist on the genuine brand in sealed packages.
The Paris conference is hailed as a wonderful success by observers and President Wilson. It is seen as liberating peoples, with Germany to pay reparations, and the world to unite in a lasting peace. The Covenant treaty is favored to be adopted without amendment, though reservations may be treated as amendments, potentially keeping the U.S. out of the league.
King George sends a message to President Wilson praising American help and the shared sacrifices of the allied nations. He lauds the joint struggle for justice and freedom, and expresses hope that Americans and British will remain brothers in peace with united language traditions kinship and ideals.
Upon arrival in New York President Wilson will be met by a delegation representing all international Taber unions in New York who will present him with a demand for a referendum vote on the constitutional amendment during national prohibition.
Boston Kanona De Valera president of the first republic appealed in a Washington address for a new covenant to establish a league of nations that would grant Ireland a place among world powers. In Denver a prospective groom, Frank Smith, 27, fell from a precipice during a picnic and died from his injuries.
Fergus Falls Minn The body of Alonzo Brandenburg president of the First State Bank was found Thursday beneath debris marking the Grand Water site Officials believe all bodies have now been recovered and the rescue operation continues for other casualties in the disaster.
Cobten Captain Buchhauser, signed to duty in Coblenz by the German army, was fined 1000 marks on Thursday for refusing to salute an American lieutenant. The incident highlights tensions between German officers and Allied forces during the occupation period.
An Idaho budget cut affects residents including a Pocatello couple and a hill country incident near Pocatello Creek. The Utah Power and Light Company faces a public utilities hearing in Idaho over a cost allocation for an extension. Idaho news covers Legion tributes in Boise, state fiscal moves, postmaster pay, treasury notes distribution, a Boys and Girls club play festival plan, and forest fire updates.
Wartime federal actions keep a ban on beer over half a percent alcohol with agencies ready to crack down nationwide. Courts slow to decide how long 4% beer sales may last while Congress moves to extend measures. Idaho faces its worst water shortage in thirty years as governor orders compliance to avoid drastic headgate breaches.
Bolshevik decrees claim Petrograd evacuation is hastening Americans Injured in Riot Brest Two French civilians were killed and five American soldiers and sailors were injured severely more than 100 wounded in riots Americans expected to die as clashes follow exchange of slots with police Irish Leader Honors Washington and Lexington Cambridge elm wreaths and Minute-men monument Boston de Valera laid a wreath and de Valera noted praise Much Decorated Woman Returns New York New York awards and medals carried by Rve Hammond of San Francisco after returning with Croix de Guerre and Legion of Honor
Kuban Cossacks at the Don river head report capturing 400 Bolsheviki and ten guns. Don Cossacks advancing northward capture 1500 prisoners and three armored trains.
Washington reports eight American sailors were killed and seven wounded, including one officer and six sailors severely, with seven more slightly wounded in action at Romanovka on June 25 during engagement with anti Kolchak forces.
Springfield Tl Governor Frank O Lowden vetoed a boxing bill proposing ten round fights in Hits under a commission oversight claiming the measure unconstitutional.
In Alderson Oklahoma a Rock Island Coal Company mine disaster leaves twelve miners known dead and three more expected to die. The accident occurred amid low air and dangerous conditions at the pit. Rescue efforts continue as officials investigate causes and safety lapses.
An old San Praneivea Chronicle fragment warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross marking and intact packaging with proper directions. The piece includes garbled diction but references aspirin branding and drugstore packaging, alongside a muddled anecdote about an earache incident and a shouting man.
In year the Bible knowledge requirement for Columbia University admissions will include Bible basics. Applicants must know Old Testament history from Egyptian times to Jewish exodus, plus early Christian writings. The piece questions how many modern men and women could recite such passages.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamps Root as a pure scientifically compounded herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises no habit forming drugs and offers a sample bottle by mail for ten cents with a coupon from the paper.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes batting requires care facing a ball yet suggests placing it over the fence. It reflects on tying real estate desires to marriage as a common theme in property and matchups.
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