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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
5
John Sims Jr arrives with spotted fever recovering. many residents travel for Fourth of July events. assorted visits from Jerome Rupert Burley and Gooding. Mrs. J. R. Miller, the soldiers returning home, and local tradesmen, clergy, and officials attend celebrations, funerals, and community work.
Jon Keefer is credited with repainting the Cash Grocery Store front yielding a fresh stick and span appearance. The report urges owners of other aging buildings to follow suit and repaint.
Storms push birds far north from their normal range as cyclones swirl. The wind moves counter clockwise, driving birds offshore and out to sea. If they survive, the storm’s outer arc tends to bring them back ashore.
A pithy literary remark questions the link between a fertile brain and the ability to raise hair, noting that cleverness does not guarantee a hairful outcome. The line reflects a satirical take on intelligence versus appearance.
A vivid passage likens Coney to Venice under a placid sea. The merciful mist blurs skyline lines, turning the shore into a dreamscape that echoes Turner's art and youthful ecstasy. Arthur EK Shipley notes this in Scribner's Magazine.
Emerson admires damp porphyry pebbles on Nanusket Beach, noting the purple-tinted stones that resemble imperial attire and expressing residual approval of their striking color. The remark blends natural detail with a classical allusion.
A quirky note styled as a narrator who claims to be a contractor of hammock netting for the Orioles describes tossing strings from a window to attract them. The birds scold with cries of hurry as they roost in nearby cherry trees, while the speaker notes the garbled vulgarism they first uttered.
I E Whipple praises Miltons grand diction as it winds through arches and labyrinths, awakening musical echoes with each turn and variation of its progress in his writings.
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