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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes a postal facility in Shoshone with mentions of Habe Festesichses and SResagth tie Cited Beason, suggesting official actions or notices affecting operations.
Gooding and family from Kimberly spent ten days in Overton. W. B. Kelley, from Gooding, returned recently from Omaha where he sold four car loads of sheep at a good price. Mrs RK M McCollum and daughter Elva McCollum traveled from Twin Falls for the ball game and stayed a few days.
The United States department of viticulture describes a tiny plant growth recorder. A sealing top holds a small clasp beside the stem with an indelible penrest touching paper. As the plant grows the pen travels upward, recording growth differences between electric treated and normal plants.
The passage explains artificial sweetening of sugar where natural sweetness falls short. A cone of sugar sits over a device with many small holes to contact its point. A thick sweetening liquid is poured onto the cone end and machinery runs, turning holes into mouths for the liquid to travel and impart sweetness.
A quotation style reflection attributes success to bulldog tenacity, citing Gov. Grant and Melville Cox as examples. It emphasizes gripping a purpose and pursuing it to completion as a key to happy, effective living, noting Cox’s Africa mission resolve as a central moment.
Readers report humorous and confused replies from boys in Sunday school. One pupil said David wished to be a doorkeeper to walk outside during preaching, another described the Jericho traveler beset by thorns, and a child linked Elijah and Queen Elizabeth in a wandering, garbled memory of texts.
Call for bids to paint the exterior of School House at Shoshone with two coats, roof one coat in two colors, cornices in two colors, window frames in one color. Bids due July 16. O. J. Brexxax, Chairman.
Bids will be received for the erection of a school house in Shoshone. Plans and specifications may be seen at the family store of O. J. Brennan. The Bowed reserves the right to reject any or all bids. O. J. Brexsas, Chainman.
A misunderstood romance centers on Rachor indow and Mrs Samuel Clemens later Miss Langdon once cured from an alleged incurable disease Elmira story notes Clemens as a newspaper reporter sent to interview Langdon about her recovery The couple faced parental opposition before a bold approach to a private office encounter to seek approval for marriage.
A historic account recalls the infant prodigy Christian Meinecken of Lübeck who, by age four, could recite the Pentateuch in Hebrew and master sacred history. Crowds gathered to see him and even the Danish king paid homage, but the boy died at four years and four months.
A quoted New York Press piece mocks beliefs about rheumatism spreading with captivity or footwear, contrasting wild animals and humans. It ridicules patients who hide underground to recover, joking about earth contact as a resurrection-like idea.
In northern woods with long snow cover and slow plant growth, the hare acts as a key converter of birch twigs into lean meat, feeding predators like hawks, owls, wildcats, weasels, and foxes. A pair under favorable conditions can yield 70,000 individuals in four years.
The passage explains watches ticking at five beats per second and computes daily and yearly beat counts. It notes urns of a key opened once daily, consuming seconds and a modicum of power from a spring, which yields nearly 1,000,000 beats. Multiplying daily beats by 365 yields about 157,783,000 cycles per year as Earth completes its orbit.
Incomplete text discusses the chin as a substantial facial part and typhyalognomista as a term to classify uncertain characteristics. It notes the symbol waking certain facial traits and hints at wear or woe influencing interpretation.
A quirky item described as an edible hotel menu card made of biscuit for guests to eat with cheese. The note portrays it as a novelty edible fashion in guest fare.
A story titled Tobacco In Song and Story recounts how a prophet Saint Mohammed saved a serpent and was bitten, leading to the growth of a plant whose venom and compassion fuse. The tale explains tobacco’s origin from this divine encounter and portrays moral lessons.
The piece explains that wind does not lower a thermometer’s reading, as two identical thermometers placed one in wind and one sheltered show the same. It notes people feel colder in wind because moving air speeds heat loss from the body via evaporation, not because the thermometer reads colder.
The London Outlook laments the Carlyles as a childless couple living amid literary eminence. It notes their world is dark to them without children and hints at their private lives, suggesting their nights are spent in moralizing discussions on eternity and on Thomas Carlyle.
Ferdinand Praeger recounts a visit to Richard Wagner at his Swiss home. Wagner aged sixty stands on an ottoman to show his balance as his wife rushes in astonished. The moment illustrates Wagner's flamboyant self assurance in a private, domestic setting.
A nature note describes that common snakes feed 11 percent on frogs and fish, and that snakes force prey to kill themselves. Frogs show increasing paralysis and weak cries when chased by a snake, and imitate distress when a stick moves like a snake.
A blushing Swedish girl arrives from the old country for an evening service at a Duluth church. The minister greets her and offers to call on her, prompting the girl to respond with a playful, garbled remark about having nine folio.
A Georgia girl at College Park yesterday crawled into a burning house and rescued a baby left inside. The Cordele News reports a scoutlike young heroine acted quickly to save the infant.
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