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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
4
An article notes a Friday issued statement from New Jersey praising local prosperity. It claims the subject profited about 300000 in fees and taxes from corporations chartered within the area. It mentions worker scarcity for general labor despite abundant jobs in Shoshone and nearby regions.
The fragment discusses Platonic friendship as a pure soul bond beyond sensual love, noting Plato’s view that true affection elevates toward the contemplation of beauty and goodness. It contrasts the conventional term with the deeper Platonic ideal.
A Virginia orator warns of deceit in buying with a ten cent item as he recounts a tale of a negro who ordered a trunk advertised at 6.75 dollars. The trunk arrived mispriced as 0.73 dollars in large figures. The buyer complained, the seller acknowledged the error, and offered to replace the trunk with a corrected price, while the new trunk carried the misread digits SI T3 in bold colors.
A damaged description by a military correspondent portrays a Seualt figure as enforcing strict discipline and pride in drill, while revealing tendencies toward vanity and anxiety. The text critiques social behavior, elegance, and ritual dances, noting European presence incites agitation and that women are cowed by men, with hypocritical religious practices amid retreat rituals.
A New Orleans Time-Democrat piece argues that the dangerous bullet is the one not heard. It explains how the whistle of a bullet may foretell danger, but the fatal shot is the unseen one that passes unseen and harms the soldier.
The piece argues breakfast tests temper and family harmony across a large multi branch home. It notes morning irritability, gradual tempering by midday, and the social expectations within extended families and law in relations.
Fragmented text describes social stigma and public shaming of youths by using nicknames and condescending labels. It notes the harm done in bazaars, theaters, rail stations, and other crowded places as a means to display supposed intimacy with the well known.
An effeminate young man among the supers attended Forrest as hearer after Forrest’s stirring speech. The actor fainted during the climax, prompting the old man to retreat to his dressing room and later present the man with a dollar keepsake. The incident stunned the troupe as Forrest watched closely for a repeat collapse.
A fragment discusses pain as a relative term. It argues that pain intensity hinges on two factors: physiological response and education, noting the broad variation in how humans perceive discomfort. The quotation attributes the view to a London magazine.
In their seckitecture the Moresque sought to negate weight. Reyptian kept weight on the ground, Creek lifted it with graceful power, Roman treated weight as support, Ay- Tantine weighed without support, and Moot proposed weight no longer exists.
A historical note explains marbles in Weatwineter palace are treated once a year with water rinses and a pickle solution of soft soap and auk hur to remove stains from atmosphere. The process is said to be harmless to the marble.
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