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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
8
Report details bank condition, reserves, notes, deposits, and audits. Mentions national bank status, reserve agents, certificates of deposit, and general financial measurements for the year ending May. Includes local village financial actions such as the Shoshone appropriation bill, tax levies, and warrant payments.
Moon a Brule tribe member returns from Nicaragua and aims to repatriate 25 families to the Coco river headwaters settlement. He seeks 8 000 manunos of land to develop rubber, coffee, sheep, cattle and horserow. Backers include Grinnell and Frinwell. The interview also recalls a queen lookalike incident in Madrid and a long, rambling exchange about exploration and media copy.
Passed by the Chairman and trustees of the village on a July day. F. Borden, Chairman pro tem, signed. Harty W. Anderson, Clerk, signed in July.
A busy woman, famed for achievements, keeps going by obeying fatigue. She pauses with eyes closed to refresh, trading some labor for rest even amid unions and duties. An old fashioned New England aunt would scold the cluttered kitchen while she reclines, stressing that rest preserves nerves and temper.
Ten years after the Bronte railway opened a scenic circular line around Mount Etna offers first class travelers a safe view of volcanic scenery. Once perilous journeys now easy, with bandit danger reduced though past kidnappings near Bretty and Porter Rowe, a sulphur mine owner, highlight the island's rough history.
A fragmented diary-like reflection explores how eating intervals stretch time and mood. The narrator notes meals take long, anticipates luncheon delays, and counts odd minutes spent regretting overeating. Digestive care, sleep, and self restraint are treated as time-wasters in a humorous frame.
The New York Evening Sun weighs risks of patent leather footwear in traffic. A column argues shiny shoes distract drivers and pedestrians, slowing progress and even causing collisions with lamp posts or delivery riders. It suggests designating a separate street for roller skates and patent footwear to protect public safety.
A fragmented poemlike column mocks domestic life and aging in a 1920s tone. It references obesity, carpet wear, hair loss, vanity, and family tensions as it depicts social rituals and party culture. The piece notes parental expectations and the clash between propriety and contemporary habits.
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