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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
7
An old health advertisement touts keeping blood pure through implied seasonal resilience. It claims fat removes impurities and promotes robust blood, urging hot weather vitality tips and a tonic 5.5.8 sold by druggists. Readers are invited to write for free personalized medical advice to Chief Medical Advisor at 843 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
G C Johnson praises Eatonic for stopping heartburn and aiding nervous spells. The ad claims Eatonic removes excess gas and aids digestion, with a tablet after meals and a big box offered cheaply with druggist guarantees.
A light salon exchange centers on Alice Golightly losing her habit of detailing ailments. Pollie Dear Mollie Love and Allee Golightly observe how Alice’s attitude shifts after a conversation with a man who notes aging symptoms. The anecdote humorously links physical complaints to aging and social effect.
A dialogue cites the Old West stance on criminals with humorous quips. Crimson Gulch men question the fate of an automobile thief compared to horse thieves. Cactus Joe notes they discussed it and deem hanging too good for him.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a surprising local notice or listing. Names and details are unreadable, but the text suggests an unusual or unexpected item appearing in the public record. Further readable context is needed to identify involved persons or organizations.
An old warning ad warns that aspirin must bear the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to be genuine. It lists common uses from colds to neuralgia and rheumatism and notes the Bayer trade mark and low cost of twelve tablets. The piece ends with a moral line about envy.
A newspaper ad extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming it meets many user wishes and offers a sample by parcel post. It highlights testimonies from customers and urges readers to obtain bottles from drug stores or mail an address and fee.
A Kansas City Star quote contrasts a lengthy obituary for a local politician with a brief death notice for a harrow maker, then asks Lester which he would rather be. The zinger ends with a statement on brainy women preferring beauty.
A playful dialogue among a trunk and a suitcase recounting travels, labels, and owners. They recall journeys from Greece to Egypt, Norway to Scotland, and speculate about future airship travel, while the trunk pities trunks that have never moved. A closing quip wonders why clergymen are brakemen due to their fondness for coupling.
A detailed reminiscence by Alexander Corbett recounts the June 17 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill. It covers colonial muster nights near Breeds Hill desertions and disciplined endurance by American redoubts, British readiness, leadership by Colonel Prescott and General Howe, and the scarce powder supply shaping tactics.
Extended investigations by experts show no uniform nutritional difference between brown and white shelled eggs. Color influences market value and consumer preference. yolk color reflects feed quality and may affect flavor perception, but does not alter overall nutrition.
fragmented notes discuss poultry, farming terms, and unclear references to stock, fencing, and management practices. The passage mentions weeping trees, fencing, and yard stock with uncertain terms, reflecting a partial, garbled report from farm notes.
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