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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names and places in unclear order, offering limited readable facts. The fragment hints at a local item or notice but lacks complete sentences or identifiable events, making precise summary difficult.
Shoshone residents note Dr. Snodgrass the optometrist will return to the McPall Hotel on Tuesday July 18 for eye service, urging timely appointments. Other local items include visitors, trips to Yellowstone, and a Rhode Island Amusement Company stop in Shoshone with multiple show dates this week.
An advertisement urges phonograph owners to preserve and improve tone with a handmade PHONO-BRUSH. It claims better cleaning, offers satisfaction or money refund, prepaid rent option, and provides reply details in Omaha Nebraska.
A Youth's Companion note cites a skit on Documents Published in the Year 473 A D by an American Historian about the Aefs a fictional ancient tribe in Europe. The piece parodies methods of archaeology and misreads early history with humorous exaggeration.
A landmark old elm once shaded by Samuel F B Morse is dying as Washington moves past a changing urban fabric. Once a gathering spot for Morse and newspaper men in the 1840s the tree witnessed jokes about the telegraph invention and stood near a replaced hotel now, amid modern development, its fate marks a decline of a relic from Morse era telegraph history.
A vintage advertisement promotes Rub-Co-Hol as a medicated alcohol for after strenuous exercise. It touts benefits for rub-downs, sore muscles, post shaving fatigue, and tired feet with additional vague health claims and unfamiliar phrasing.
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A fragmented OCR note mentions a native Remsneper of Lahore in India and references Chamberlain's Colie ant Dizrrboes. It alludes to familial ties among children and servants, with unclear context and damaged phrasing throughout.
Incomplete text from a California page shows garbled lines about a weather report and measurements. The legible parts mention feet and a possible note of a dated figure, but the overall meaning is unclear.
A ladies black straw hat trimmed in white is found. Call at Journal Office.
Mrs Wilam Vellmer of Eastwood declares Chamberlain's Tablets are splendid for stomach and liver. The product helps bilious and constipated people and those with indigestion. A trial is urged, promising good results.
The text argues that the average man should save at least ten percent of earnings, spending nine dollars on living for every dollar saved. It urges frugal living and small investments like seeds and medicine such as Chamberlain's Cough and Throat Remedy to prevent costly medical bills.
The U S Land Office at Harley Idaho announces publication regarding Ludwig Huse of Dietrich Maho who filed Homesite Entry No 23880 on Section 31 in 1922. The notice references a claim and adjourned details, with names and other identifiers partially garbled in the OCR.
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